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I scored this on e-bay for $11 and a local pickup. It has the original Schwinn Criss Cross tires, and with looking at them and the components, I figure it has maybe 50-100 miless on it.

Massive sweet!

Steel or aluminum? How far down from the top?

Like this? :D

http://www.specialized.com/us/en/bc/SBC ... 4&eid=5098

Here's a new one from Wald http://www.waldsports.com/index.cfm/new ... 0D9D6210FF

These tires are on serious sale at Specialized. I bought them when they were $35. They are $20 now. http://www.specialized.com/us/en/bc/SBC ... del=Rhythm Control Tire

Complete bikes take up too much space. I am at 9 of those. I started collecting bike frames. I have 5 of those. :D

Soma is now importing this rack. A little expensive but looks decent. http://store.somafab.com/gafrcara.html

In all seriousness, my sister told me a story somewhat similiar. She was working with her church and set up a a clothing bank for people down and out. They gave away free clothing , etc. Well, someone informed her that most of the clothing was ending up at yard sales and being sold for profit...

Before you get mad and stop doing it, sell me something first! :D

I think I like this bike.

I have built my wife a few bikes, ones that I think are really cool. But she almost always rides her Giant. I am sure it's for sentimental reasons, because this the bike I bought for her before moving to Hawai'i for three years. Where she rode it almost everyday. I completely rebuilt it last...

I am still searching for the "perfect" riding bike for all situations. Below is the one I built. I bought a new schwinn frame off of e-bay. It was built from there. I would really like to try the Shimano Alfine or the SRAM 9 internal hubs, but I think the cost outweighs the benefits right now...

A lady that works with my wife has a little "cat" door in her outside door for her cat. She came down stairs one nite to find 3 raccoons sitting thier butts on the couch, eating mini Snickers. When she came toward them the biggest stood on his hind legs and raised his "arms" and hissed, then...

Sweet!

Re: Talisman Touring bike- Handmade Very nice!

Very cool present for the nieces.

Black. The brown seems out of place.

I do in around about way. My ancestor was Norman noble man that came over from Normandy with William to England in 1066. His name was Adam De Cheveninge. His kids settled in County Kent. There are a bunch of them there. My first ancestor here in the USA was a British major in the mid 1700's in...