Bob !
Dude !
That message had me laughing , and wincing , at the same time !
VERY glad you're still around , AND haven't lost your sense of humor about it all .
And I have to say , having a piece of genuine Campagnolo stainless steel shift-cable housing , installed into your heart . . .
Might be taking this whole enthusiasm for "vintage lightweights" just one step too far !
;^)
( although I always wondered why the racers didn't have a few little toes amputated for lighter weight . . . ;^)
And seriously , VERY best wishes .
Raoul Delmare
Marysville Kansas
> All that talk of what to do with your bikes when you pass on
> must have done it!
> TUESDAY PM I managed to have a HEART ATTACK,luckily SOUTHERN MARIN
> PARAMEDICS(THANK YOU THANK YOU) carry a special EKG machine that
> transmits the images directly to the hospital (MARIN GENERAL) and by the
> time we got there everything was rolling,they prepped me in the
> emergency room and we signed some forms and up the elevator I went.
> I am home now as the new poster boy for the program(packing a
> small metal stent in my heart the same od as CAMPY brake hsg)
> I am pretty weak but still plan to attend the VR,but riding looks
> to be out of the question
> as I get tired quickly,though my doc says I can try a stationary bike
> instead of walking
> Maybe in 2 weeks I can drag the tandem down to PASADENA and talk
> someone onto helping me do one of the rides
> NITROBOB
> aka
> BOB FREITAS
> MILL VALLEY,CA