Randy
Well-known member
To mark the occasion of the first of many IBA rides to follow, I had this made up
They say you never forget your first...
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PArider
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Congrats Randy :clapping: it looks great
:hey:where is the bridge in the picure from?
:hey:where is the bridge in the picure from?
Randy
Well-known member
Thanks. It is a picture of the Dunbar Bridge (built in 1880) in Putnam County in Indiana.
Sniff....sniff.
The grow up so fast.
First they think about riding to the end of the block on their bicycle. Then they do a 300 mile day and you're so proud.
Then they out and do a 1,000 miles and do a good frame job for the event........
Can I have it for my refrigerator?
The grow up so fast.
First they think about riding to the end of the block on their bicycle. Then they do a 300 mile day and you're so proud.
Then they out and do a 1,000 miles and do a good frame job for the event........
Can I have it for my refrigerator?
SkooterG
Purveyor of Crooked Facts
Waaaay coool!
Wanna do one for un-artistic bastages like me?
Wanna do one for un-artistic bastages like me?
Randy
Well-known member
Skoot...reread my post... 'I had this done'.
No way I could pull that off on my own. Local framing shop did it for me. I haven't had anything like this framed before and I thought it was gonna be pretty cheap...wrong.
As I know it's not appropriate to tell an admin to f@ck off, I'll politely say yes, you can have it for your fridge...for $150.
twowheelnut
R.I.P. Our Motorcycling Friend
Atta boy, Randy! I'm kickin' around the house today waiting on Skyway and Toecutter to pass through on their attempt - toe's first, IINM.
Groo
The Endless Font of Useless Knowledge...
Nice Job Randy...
Don't know where my cert. is (stashed in some closet somewhere)... but I took my dremel and ground off the pointed studs on the back of my pin, then glued it to my saddlebag... hoping to add a few more in the upcoming months.
Don't know where my cert. is (stashed in some closet somewhere)... but I took my dremel and ground off the pointed studs on the back of my pin, then glued it to my saddlebag... hoping to add a few more in the upcoming months.
Toecutter
What would DoG do?
Cool deal! If I get a cert (pending), I was planning to posterboard it along with the route map for the garage wall, so the bike can see it while it's at rest. 
