Ken, if you're in Cupertino, get out your on or off-topic bike and go riding. Best use of free time I can think of.
Vlad Luskin Hartford CT
Tom Harriman <transition202@hotmail.com> wrote: Dear Ken. I think a cool place to go in the Bay Area is Rivendell Bicycle works in Walnut Creek. They started out as a mail order business in a rented warehouse, so it's a little hard to find, and definitely on the funky side. But there bicycles are beautiful, and they are cool people. Walnut creek is in the east bay, which is a good distance from where your going to be, so give yourself some driving time. Have a good trip.
Tom Harriman San Francisco, Ca
>From: Michael Hendricks
>To: Ken Wehrenberg , classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
>Subject: Re: [CR] Suggestions for free time near Cupertino?
>Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2007 20:38:04 -0700 (PDT)
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>Ken,
> If you have the time, visit Slough's over in San Jose. Nice old Italian
>steeds there along with showcases of old Campy stuff. A real bike shop in
>my opinion. Or go see Shaw's cycles in Santa Clara. Some nice stuff there
>also.
>
> Michael Hendricks
> San Jose, Ca.
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>Ken Wehrenberg wrote:
> Hello list,
>
>I have an upcoming series of meetings to attend in the area and will
>hopefully have some time for myself. I am familiar with the area
>from school days, but that was 25-30 years ago. My old haunts were
>Sugden and Lynch as well as Wheelsmith when they were over on Alma.
>I am planning on getting to Cupertino Bike Shop, but does anyone else
>have any vintage-focus must sees?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Ken Wehrenberg, doing more MTBing in the cooler wooded hills near
>Hermann, MO
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