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| Location: |
| Albuquerque, New Mexico |  |
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| Club Affiliations: |
team bikejournal
Club Hypoxia
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| Member Since: |
July 2003 |
 5 Year Distance Chart
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| 2024 Miles Traveled: |
0
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| 2024 Rank: |
currently unranked |
| Lifetime Odometer: |
113,504 miles
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| Rider Comments: |
 First rode with RustyRoadie in January 2004. We met in a parking lot of a mall, made our introductions and off we went on a wonderful tour of Albuquerque, to places I would have never seen on my own. Six months later we meet again in Great Falls, MT, for the Pre Reunion Rides. As we rode on Thursday under the bright Montanna sky, I said to him, "I'm glad you're here." He replied, "So am I." Within hours, he was lying in a hospital bed after a serious mishap on the way back to the starting point. He had all of us worried. He spent a week in the hospital in Great Falls, before he and Beth made the trip back home. Who would have thought back then he would be able to do the Tour de Tucson in November? He did it and faster than the year before. A great comeback RustyRoadie! I look forward to riding with you again in January 2006.
posted by Did on 12/21/2005 |
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 Phil is one of those "steady as he goes" kind of riders. Quiet, unassuming, yet always there when you need him. He and Beth are great folks who enjoy their travels around the country. This guy doesn't let major accidents keep him from attending any RU's either. More power to him.
posted by JohnnyD on 1/27/2008 |
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 Rusty and Beth, you are the king of BJ reunions!!. '08 makes 4 now. We (Jane & I) first met you in '06, then '07 in New York. and now again for RU08. You are one great rider!!! Your quiet style really dosn't give a hint to your love of cycling. Glad you brought the tandem  SWEET!! You and Beth enjoy that grandson.
posted by merckxduerks on 8/5/2008 |
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History:
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I bought my first "10-speed" road bike in college in 1969. After owning three 10-speeds, I started getting more serious around 1998, then upgraded to the LeMond Zurich in 2001. In 2004 we bought our Burley tandem - and my wife, RustyStoker, really enjoys riding and nature-watching on the tandem. |
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2017 Trek Domane SL 6
Road bike |
Description: new Aug. 26, 2017 - replaced wrecked Emonda SL 6, which had replaced LeMond Tete d' Course w/ broken frame.
https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/bikes/road-bikes/performance-road/domane/domane-sl/domane-sl-6/p/1460000-2017/
Lifetime Odometer:
4,752.7 miles
Tires:
700 x 28C Bontrager AW2 Hard-Case Lite, 700x28c
, front, 2,511 miles
700 x 28C Bontrager AW2 Hard-Case Lite, 700x28c
, rear, 2,562 miles
Chain:
Shimano HG601 11 speed, 4,753 miles
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2018 Kona Sutra
Touring Road bike |
Lifetime Odometer:
200.7 miles
Tires:
700 x 40C Schwalbe Schwalbe Marathon Mondial 700x40c, front, 199 miles
700 x 40C Schwalbe Schwalbe Marathon Mondial 700x40c, rear, 199 miles
Chain:
KMC x9 9 speed, 201 miles
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2001 LeMond Zurich
Road bike |
Description: Purchased June 19, 2001.
Lifetime Odometer:
33,529.7 miles
Tires:
700 x 23C Continental Ultra Gatorskin, front, 7,632 miles
700 x 23C Continental Ultra Gatorskin, rear, 3,723 miles
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2003 Burley San Marino
Tandem Road bike |
Description: Burgandy aluminum frame; upgraded to 9 speed cassette & STI levers; 53-42-30 triple rings. Purchased July 30, 2004.
Lifetime Odometer:
7,005.6 miles
Tires:
700 x 28C Continental Ultra Gatorskin, front, 692 miles
700 x 28C Continental Ultra Gatorskin, rear, 692 miles
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1970 Nishiki International
Road bike |
| Description: My third road bike (aka "10-Speed") purchased used from drroadie around 1978. Retired in 2001, but kept in Ready Reserve at the insistance of RustyStoker. I rode this bike about 1200 to 1400 miles per year in late 1990's until June, 2001. Bar-end friction shifters, SunTour 5-speed and double chain-ring.
Lifetime Odometer:
4,500.0 miles
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other Rental / Demo / Loaner
Road bike |
Lifetime Odometer:
13.4 miles
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