Re: [CR]SoCal Colnago Ride!

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Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 01:44:54 -0800
To: chasds@mindspring.com, classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
From: "K. A. Thomas" <kthomas@pacbell.net>
Subject: Re: [CR]SoCal Colnago Ride!
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Although I'll be unable to make the ride - if anyone sees a black 58 cm with yellow accents, wrap around early 80's decals (on what would be a 70's era frameset), mostly pantoed SR, 10 speed, crude drillium shifters, a BB crack repaired by Medici (and Medici added shifter bosses to add to the out of date character of the original frame), and the OMAS lightweight kit installed - please take note, as this bike was stolen from me a few years back. I'd recognize it in a heartbeat (alas - I have no pix currently) and be willing to deal with the unwitting owner of the bike for it's return. It fit like a glove and have always had the irrational fantasy that someday my fave bike will come back to me...

Kirk A. Thomas Arcadia, CA

P.S. - In the worlds of vintage bikes that fit well - The adage of "if you love it - set it free" is utter BS!

At 03:11 PM 1/16/06 -0500, chasds@mindspring.com wrote:
>My apologies if this has already posted. I've been
>having trouble with my e-mail, and I couldn't verify
>that this post actually made it to the list.
>
>There will be a ride celebrating Ernesto Colnago's
>Birthday on Sunday February 12 (the actual
>hallowed day is Feb. 9).
>
>The ride leaves from Dana Point Harbor, follows
>mostly bike-path (with a few miles on PCH and
>Crown Valley) to the base of Saddleback Mountain,
>and lunch at an eatery of legendary reputation there
>at the end of the bike-path, Cook's Corner.
>
>The ride starts at 10am sharp from the parking lot at
>the north end of Dana Point Marina (near the swimming beach).
>
>The ride out has a couple of short, steep hills. Nothing serious.
>The ride back is almost entirely downhill, except for the
>very end, which involves a bit of mild climbing. It's a pleasant,
>scenic ride.
>
>Bring any Colnago, of any vintage, or, if you don't have a
>Colnago bring whatever you like (we'll be riding our
>Jackesto Taynago...).
>
>Total distance traveled is probably around 40 miles, easy to
>medium difficulty. It's a workout, but it won't kill you (assuming
>Baylis doesn't go busting off the front...<g> )
>
>If you need directions or more information, e-mail me.
>
>Charles Andrews
>SoCal
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