Slender Fungus Cycling Association

Adventure By Caravan and where big hills mean nothing.

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Fat is where it's at.

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Left to right: Salsa Fargo, Pugsley, GT29er, Pugsley,Pugsley,Big Dummy Cargo The road season was short lived for the Slender Fungus. We most...
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Trans Iowa, the Movie

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The Slender Fungus is still excited in anticipation of the Trans Iowa Movie that is coming out towards the end of the year. Here is the trai...
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Friday, September 23, 2011

Fall is coming and the Goulash is starting to cook!!!

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A great thing about being outside is seeing this live. My friend Ricardo's beautiful Colnago (Yes it is steel) Another beautiful photo w...
Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Turbo Tuesdays are again on the happening.

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Gumby, T.J,B.B, Jakey La Cruz, Jellyboy T.J loves his Pugsley so much we started calling him "Uncle Fester" Member of the Slender ...
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Thursday, September 8, 2011

Danny Hart almost kills anouncers with his riding

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Talk about balance, tenacity and just nailing those tires to the ground. Well done Danny!! ari
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Thursday, September 1, 2011

Gypsy Caravan, the greatest ride on Earth!

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Surly Big Dummy, the perfect Picnic bicycle. My good pals T.J. and the River Otter Gumby, Slender Fungus Vice President Our...
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Friday, August 26, 2011

Surly lands a huge Dump

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When the world of the inner-web just gives you a bunch of bologna on a daily basis Surly just sits back and does its work quietly. Testing...
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I have been a bicycle aficionado since I was 5 years old. I saw for the first time some short broadcast of the Tour de France on t.v. in 1968. We had an old Black and White at the time and that is all I needed that day to fall in love with the bike. I begged with all my might to receive the coveted Tour de France Motobecane that I had spotted at a department store. My dad assured me I was too short to ride it. It had 700c wheels and a full size adult frame. Ever since that day cycling has guided me through the toughest moments of my life. Commuting, racing cross, working at shops, meeting industry people, working on shitty repairs, building over 1,300 wheels and Bike shop hopping for over 17 years. My next goals are to take all this a step foward and see how far I can push all this time and energy. With the help and support of family and some very reliable pals I think it is time to open a serious boutique shop. This is my next project once all is figured out. I want to continue the "real tradition" that is European style road cycling and not the dorky, heavy, triplechainring gang-gangly ill fitting bikes that the corporate companies are falsely selling us.
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