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The PAU OPER - A work bike on vacation

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Re: The PAU OPER - A work bike on vacation

Postby BLASTER on Sat Jul 19, 2008 2:25 am

Handle bars are still holding, socal_jack.
When I got the bike it had the four bolt deal.

Got my head light on.
I like it!

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2:00 in the AM.
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The fabbed bracket still needs some attention.

Now I need some sort of tail light. :mrgreen:
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Re: The PAU OPER - A work bike on vacation

Postby Rollin Double Sixes on Sat Jul 19, 2008 3:55 pm

Nice job blaster that bike is looking sweet.
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Re: The PAU OPER - A work bike on vacation

Postby BLASTER on Sat Aug 09, 2008 1:38 am

Thanks, man.

Sorry guys....I've been totally distracted away from this lately.
Final pics will be taken very soon.
I mounted an NOS 1973, round reflector.
Other than that, I've just been riding it a lot.
Sometimes to the Walgreens drug store about a mile away, sometimes just 'round in circles on the driveway...I have a pretty big driveway.

I need to throw it in the back of the truck to scout locations for a photo shoot. :mrgreen:
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Re: The PAU OPER - A work bike on vacation

Postby Mr. Farrell on Sat Aug 09, 2008 10:16 am

lookin good. good spot for the light. that's where im gonna put mine, when i finally get my ride goin.
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Re: The PAU OPER - A work bike on vacation

Postby BLASTER on Fri Nov 07, 2008 1:34 am

I've been riding this bike a lot!
I ended up repainting and using the 4-bolt BMX style stem that actually came with the bike when I got it....like socal_jack recommended.
Stuck an Independent Skateboard trucks cross sticker on it.
No problemos.

I used it for October's Downtown Highlife Bicycle Club last Friday of the month ride.

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We generally meet at the Alamo at 9:00 pm.

This bike did great.
Very comfortable.
I was able to keep up with this crowd just fine and it was very stable on some pretty fast downhill runs....blowing past the fixed gear hipsters.
It was about a three hour ride with a long pit-stop at a quiet VFW post for beers.
ALL kinds of bikes.
Not a spandex crowd.
This is the second time we've done this.
(That reminds me to update my Skip-tooth thread)
The October ride fell on Halloween.
I wasn't sure anybody would show, but there were at least 100 bikes.

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Me and the wifee and our hot-rod bikes.

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Deep in a massive, ancient east-side cemetery....safety in numbers!

Really good times.
Here's some random pics from the ride.
Many were in costume.
Many pics did not come out.

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Re: The PAU OPER - A work bike on vacation

Postby BLASTER on Wed May 15, 2013 10:34 pm

Haven't posted in several years already, but I have lurked a bit. Still rocking the PAU OPER!

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What'd I miss? hahaha
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Re: The PAU OPER - A work bike on vacation

Postby Gold Street Customs on Thu May 16, 2013 7:01 am

Nice, glad to see vacation is treating you so well :lol:
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Re: The PAU OPER - A work bike on vacation

Postby BLASTER on Thu May 16, 2013 7:19 am

:wink:
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