On the Rivet Cambridge Maryland

Filler posting. It's been awhile, long while. Cross bikes are a no go for Interbike Outdoor Demo but the Mono-Qs are still on.
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I also added a Pandora link to my music Hit List. Lupe Fiasco is flowing as I type this up. ...coast...
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Bianchi 80s love from On the Rivet in Cambridge, MD. See Bob if you want to buy a restored to period Bianchi or need one restored. The guy does amazing work!

Campy stamps the year on the bits, Bob gets it all together for a fee that is well worth it.

Another find from the mind of Bob Beletsky. He will also do a custom leather seat bag. Check him out at On the Rivet in Cambridge, MD.
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s.b.

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