I don't take much offense to this stuff, it's merely discussion for discussion's sake.
I just always considered classic to be associated with it's heyday, which I thought for competitive cycling was 70s. For me, before '60s is near antique, since I'm a '69 kid. A mere youngin' just trying to learn all I can from all the educated and more experienced people on this great list.
doland
Brandon Ives <monkey37@bluem To: Doland.Cheung@sce.com arble.net> cc: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org Subject: Re: [CR]Pinnicle of the vintage lightweight era? 03/23/2001 10:16 AM
I'm not going to try to work my way into this can of worms that always ends up with people pissed off. Except in my opinion classic bikes are generally before 1960, anything after is really contempary. Your opinion may vary and you're intitled to it.
enjoy, monkeyman aka TheManMonkey (a new one that's a Kraftwerk reference) aka (and to the IRS) Brandon Ives overcast and cool southers Calif.
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