[*BCM*] Bikes, politics, tangents, road behavior, public perception of bicyclists

[rogerbwinn at letterboxes.org]

hey pete,

do you know what the seat tube and top tube measurements are?

love,
roger

On Fri, 9 Jun 2006 12:19:51 -0700 (PDT), "Pete Stidman"
<pstidman at yahoo.com> said:
> Ooh, you just reminded me, I got an old Raleigh Super Course frame for
> sale, cool dark green color. Cheap! $50! 
> 
> -Pete
> woohoo! 
> 
> Jeffrey Taylor <jefctaylor at hotmail.com> wrote: While I also find it
> annoying to have my email clogged with a discussion/sometimes flame war
> that I'm not involved in, nor care to be, I don't think this thread went
> too too far off the mark.  I don't think that this list is primarily a
> bicycle forum.  It's a Critical Mass forum--and while Critical Mass takes
> place (mostly) on bicycles, the politics and social behavior aspects of
> it are more important than, say, where can I find a frame to make a new
> fixie, or whatever.  The thread began with an article about the public
> perception of bicyclists--very relevant to the list.  It has drifted
> quite a bit, but I get the feelin that turtle is trying to refine her
> point, not talk about things that are irrelevant.
>  Perhaps turtle would like to bring us back to: bikes, public perception
>  of.  (Or whatever Critical Mass related issue that relates to the
>  discussion.)  Now that we have covered so much ground it would be
>  interesting to see if we have learned anything about Critical Mass
>  through this discussion.
>  -Jef Taylor
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