I'll soon be moving back to Houston, TX after 8 1/2 years in the frozen north. I think Greensboro is farther from Houston than from western PA, but I still intend to be at the next Cirque. I've had an Arthur Caygill fancy-lugged steel Audax frame complete with custom chromed steel racks on order from UK for 2 months. Should have it soon, so it will be in keeping with next year's British theme. Also have my circa 1974 Lambert Grand Prix on the road. Did my usual "certification ride" for a newly rebuilt bike, a 13 km climb up the mountain at my back door, followed by a 70 KPH descent - death fork and all. Having thus cheated death, I think I'll limit future rides on this bike to relatively flat routes. I still think we should have a Lambert ride at next year's Cirque for the truly brave - only no hills please. I also have an early 80's Falcon and a team issue Holdsworth frame I'd like to get built up in keeping with the British theme. Looks like Dale can significantly affect a year's activity in the classic bike world just by his choice of theme fot the next Cirque.
Regards,
Jerry Moos, (for a few more weeks) Russell, PA
-----Original Message----- From: OROBOYZ@aol.com [mailto:OROBOYZ@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 11:58 PM To: youngc@netreach.net; classicrendezvous@bikelist.org Subject: Re: [CR]Any one have photos of Ron Cooper frames?
lky In a message dated 6/20/01 12:03:31 PM Eastern Daylight Time, youngc@netreach.net writes:
<< 1978 Ron Cooper frameset ... (snip).....Looking forward to yet another project. This one should be done in time to make it to the 2002 Cirque. >>
Right on THEME! .....British bikes!!!!!!!!! Yahoo! By the way, oh so appropriately, we have a good bunch of our wonderful British mates coming over to this next Cirque... This will indeed be fun!
Dale Brown
Greensboro, North Carolina