| Reader webmaster@campyonly.com met this local denizen atop the Herstedhøje
mountain near Copenhagen |
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| webmaster@campyonly.com again, this time in Amish country near Lancaster,
Pennsylvania. |
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| From our personal album--photos
from Campy Only's trip to Seattle, Washington.
The Campy Only Merlin, parked at a Seattle Starbucks
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Lake Washington
On the Burke Gilman Trail |
| webmaster@campyonly.com is shown on his Chorus-equipped Marinoni Squadra
in Arcadia National Park in Maine |
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| Some of our personal photos, this
time from the Napa area in Northern California . . . |
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| webmaster@campyonly.com took her Campy-equipped Waterford on a
ten-week cross-country cycling trip (raising funds for charity) in 2002 that
started in Seattle and eventually headed east across the US.
She's shown here on the Northern California coast. That yellow
thing on Beth's bike, BTW, is a Bicycle Stereo--she calls it a
"lifesaver" on long rides. Check it out at http://www.bicyclestereo.com/ |
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| webmaster@campyonly.com rode his Campy-equipped Pesenti Fly to the top
of Iseran pass with a few friends this year. (Show in the photo
top are friends Gert, Jon, Mats and Mikael) Mikael was
also on TV for a few seconds during Eurosport's coverage of
Lance Armstrong's ascent of La Plange. |
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| webmaster@campyonly.com took his Seven Axiom to Maui and got this great
shot along the road to Hana. |
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| webmaster@campyonly.com took this shot of his Marinoni Ciclo (full
Athena) standing in front of a Roman bridge and
a French chateau in the Pays-Basque region of France. He writes,
"This was on the first day of my trip in late May retracing
the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route from the Pyrenees and
the French border across Northern Spain." |
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| webmaster@campyonly.com stopped on a century-old bridge in Pennsylvania to
take this shot with his custom Waterford. |
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webmaster@campyonly.com took his Campy-equipped bike on the Paris-Roubaix
course in June 2002:
'"Last June I went to
france with four friends to ride the Paris-Roubaix
Cyclotourirste, wich is organized every two years by the
VeloClub Roubaix. You can chose among three different courses,
we rode the real stuff: 267 km on the SAME COURSE RIDDEN BY THE
PROS IN THE SPRING CLASSIC. It was a great experience and I
strongly recommend it to every cyclist, we were so hooked that
we are already thinking to the next 2004 edition. I'm the
tallest guy of the five, with moustaches and riding with a black
jersey. The shot of Francesco's hands was taken after the ride,
note that the poor fellow rides shimaNO so I think and told him
that he got what he deserved. "The trophy" is
what you get if you finish the 267 km ride, together with a Diploma
saying that "Mr. finished the Paris-Roubaix Cyclo on the
same course than the pro racers" (obviouslly in French).
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| webmaster@campyonly.com sent these notes about his vacation shots:
Ponte Vecchio is the famous 14 Century bridge across the
river in Firenze. That's me and my touring buddy Mark Janisse. He is on a Trek (a copy of Lance's bike except for his is tutto record X. wise man). I'm on my '87 Pogliaghi ( pronounced "pretty -ugly") with Record 9 and racing triple component mix.)
San Gimignano is the famed tower city. I stopped at the very first view you get having ridden that morning from Firenze and coming in from the northwest approach. That seat post is a Thudbuster due to my back problems which have mostly healed. I don't use it on the new Della Santa with Record X.
That's a shot of Tomassini's custom frame building jig and then me and Irio as I was getting fitted for a frame order. |
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| Here is webmaster@campyonly.com of Macon, Georgia, is shown here ascending the
Alpe d'Huez on a rest day during the 2002 Tour de France.
Chris writes,
Seeing all the great bikes on and around the TdF caused a serious case of
bike lust. I bought a Look 381i built with Record 10 and Campy Eurus wheels
as soon as I got back to the U.S. I still have the "old"
Guerciotti, though, along with my 1972 Motobecane built with Campy Nuovo Record.
Following the tradition, my 15-year-old son built up his Colnago Dream Plus
with Chorus 10 also. |
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| webmaster@campyonly.com experienced the Tour de France course in
2001. Here he is with "The Devil," and at the
start of the Aspin climb on the way to the finish of stage 13,
2001 TdF...looking towards the Tourmalet. |
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