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I would go with the lugged Giant, but I don't feel the same loyalties as you. It's a pretty piece of steel, but if it doesn't fire up your passion, then it's not right for the BO.
TRADITIONAL All American Varsity
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You need one of these from across I-75/85 from Georgia Tech.
https://thevarsity.com/collections/...cts/classic-logo-red-t?variant=43468449546460
https://thevarsity.com/collections/...cts/classic-logo-red-t?variant=43468449546460
There is/was a local dry cleaner chain named Varsity Cleaners with a fleet of trucks that are too similar to that restaurants food trucks. I'll have a quarter pounder of chemicals please. Can you get this bbq sauce out of the wedding dress?
There is plenty of greasy greasy (but goooood) food at "The V" to stain some clothes
Oh god. That makes my gut hurt. Is that real?
It might be for just one person!
Oh, it's definitely real!! If you are ever driving through Atlanta, you gotta get off at the Georgia Tech exit and do your stomach a favor.
Caveat: Just make sure you are prepared to stop at an unknown exit farther down the road because you cannot trust that any gas you may have is just gas and not liquid for the following 15 hours.
All trueOh, it's definitely real!! If you are ever driving through Atlanta, you gotta get off at the Georgia Tech exit and do your stomach a favor.
Caveat: Just make sure you are prepared to stop at an unknown exit farther down the road because you cannot trust that any gas you may have is just gas and not liquid for the following 15 hours.
Says the Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech!Oh, it's definitely real!! If you are ever driving through Atlanta, you gotta get off at the Georgia Tech exit and do your stomach a favor.
Caveat: Just make sure you are prepared to stop at an unknown exit farther down the road because you cannot trust that any gas you may have is just gas and not liquid for the following 15 hours.
Never park two Varsities together. They multiply like rabbits.
Campus Brown.
Campus Brown.
It's Wabbit Season!
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I've got a couple of them in the corral out back, I guess I better separate them. 
There should be a lust emoji available…oh wait,
I guess that’ll do.
It's also construction season here.
Doh, more b$$$rd children, both with flat bar conversions.
Murray built Schwinn Varsity. 1984. FFS, Positron. Tubular fork won't take wide tires.
And a 1986 Giant built Schwinn Varsity with FFS, Positron, lugged frame. Tubular fork. Catch and release.
Murray built Schwinn Varsity. 1984. FFS, Positron. Tubular fork won't take wide tires.
And a 1986 Giant built Schwinn Varsity with FFS, Positron, lugged frame. Tubular fork. Catch and release.
Wait, some Schwinns were built by Murray?
Yes, After Schwinn phased out the main Chicago factory during 1983 some of the ef equipment was sent to Kentucky to be used to make some ef models. This lasted for about 1 to 2 years. They are different if you look close. No more flat blade forks. The bottom bracket isn't all ef joinery, it's a rubik's cube of shims and a single blob weld to hold it all together. And because Schwinn kept changing their decals, new decal designs. And transfer decals instead of screen print. They continued the same Chicago serial number system which is unusual because Schwinn's had different serial number systems for all their other factories or sources.
TIMBER!
about 2 hours ago a huge tree branch broke off and landed on my van and the ever growing family of Varsities.
At least 3 injured. One fork totaled. 2 seats bent over sideways at 90 degrees. Won't know the full fatality count until the tree branch is removed. Window smashed out of the van, big dent in the roof line, crease down the side of the van. My previous van got hit in a similar way during the big 2020 Derecho and the insurance company totaled that one. A preliminary look, I think the dents won't make it impossible to just replace the glass. I've looked at the Honda before, the entire rear quarter panel is a single piece from the bottom of the fender to the roof rack gutter line. Overhead power lines to the garage ripped off the house end. At least I could get in the side door to release the overhead openers. I've been meaning to bury those lines but never wanted to cut through the roots of this tree. Well, looks like the tree is going to be completely removed now. The last big branch is pointed towards the house. Not good.
The Murray build Varsity took it hard. the upright bar conversion was just right to catch the tree.
about 2 hours ago a huge tree branch broke off and landed on my van and the ever growing family of Varsities.
At least 3 injured. One fork totaled. 2 seats bent over sideways at 90 degrees. Won't know the full fatality count until the tree branch is removed. Window smashed out of the van, big dent in the roof line, crease down the side of the van. My previous van got hit in a similar way during the big 2020 Derecho and the insurance company totaled that one. A preliminary look, I think the dents won't make it impossible to just replace the glass. I've looked at the Honda before, the entire rear quarter panel is a single piece from the bottom of the fender to the roof rack gutter line. Overhead power lines to the garage ripped off the house end. At least I could get in the side door to release the overhead openers. I've been meaning to bury those lines but never wanted to cut through the roots of this tree. Well, looks like the tree is going to be completely removed now. The last big branch is pointed towards the house. Not good.
The Murray build Varsity took it hard. the upright bar conversion was just right to catch the tree.
Whoa!!! That's brutal man!
Glad no one was hurt, but that's serious damage to both car and bikes.
Good luck!
Glad no one was hurt, but that's serious damage to both car and bikes.
Good luck!
