These Cal rides are boring, same old Masi and Colnagos with round wheels spinning by beautiful California girls. Anyone else with an ice bike like Ray Hominski's so we can do a ride on a lake? The lakes here should be about 1 foot thick of ice by now. I haven't seen Ray's bike yet but everyone raves about its superlative handling. Maybe it's a Masi (by Confente?, and M cutout?). Also has rare Campagnolo blades which carve the ice with Italian precision. I do know the bike is Italian but I wish I knew more...is it lugged? Angel Garcia Long valley, NJ
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> Please mark your calendars for a special vintage ride, Sunday February 13,
> 2004. We will be celebrating Ernesto Colnago's Birthday, which falls in
the
> previous week (the 9th I believe, but I may be off by a day).
>
> Bring your Colnago, the older the better, but if you don't have a Colnago,
> feel free to come on any stylish Italian steed, or whatever you have.
>
> The ride will begin and end at the Dana Point Marina in south Orange
County.
> The route, tentatively, will take in a number of paved bike paths that run
> throughout some pretty country in Laguna Niguel, Aliso Viejo, and other
> communities in the area, possibly including Laguna Beach, depending
> on how ambitious we're feeling. We could even go by Marcel Calborne's
> BiciSport in Laguna Hills..he usually has a few interesting Colnagos
> on display...
>
> Let's hope for sunshine... rain cancels. The ride
> will begin at 10am.
>
> Exact starting location and other details to come.
>
> This is just a heads-up for all of you to mark off that day... as always
with these
> affairs there will be no route sheet, and no liability is expressed or
implied..
>
> Charles Andrews
> Socal
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