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fixie poetry
I think it might have a typo, but it works better as-is:
http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2004/g/camilla.htm - Mark |
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nice.
is there a thing about rear wheel right front wheel left? who photos which way? now here's the classic cycle photo and the drive train's on the other side? meant to underwhelm the frame outline? whispering spiderlike before the wall |
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On 27 Jan 2005 11:25:52 -0700, Mark Vieselmeyer wrote:
I think it might have a typo, but it works better as-is: http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2004/g/camilla.htm "Peace together" Peace out. Ron |
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Fast 'round the corners
faster down the hills! No! Forgot the brakes! Stairway railing, kills. Sad, crying mourners. Family pays bills. Biking madness takes only life of Phil's. |
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hhu wrote:
Fast 'round the corners faster down the hills! No! Forgot the brakes! Stairway railing, kills. Sad, crying mourners. Family pays bills. Biking madness takes only life of Phil's. You ought to read Mulga Bills Bicycle, by A.B "Banjo" Patterson. http://www.middlemiss.org/lit/author...ry/mulgab.html Marty |
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Mark Vieselmeyer wrote:
I think it might have a typo, but it works better as-is: http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2004/g/camilla.htm An Ode to Fixed Gear Handlebar Choice (based on personal experience) Because I only have one lever (And no, I can't stop pedalling either) I find my left hand gripping tight (in the US it would be the right) To keep my hands upon the bike I took some drops I didn't like I sawed off the superfluous ends And now they don't have any bends But as the miles begin to climb I can't shake this thought from my mind If I'd splashed for real cow-horns I'd skip the blisters and the corns So though it might be cheap to hack Your sawn-off bars will soon bite back. |
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Shucks, after the first line I thought you were going to riff Emily
Dickenson, "Because I could not stop for Death." BECAUSE I could not stop my bike-- It kindly stopped for me-- The wheels flew through the garden fence-- And me into a tree. |
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