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供給する側｜その立場に立つ瞬間
from charipro Diary |チャリプロ ダイアリー
(2017/6/26 10:37)
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練習クラブ ジュニア班｜コンチネンタルへの挑戦者
from charipro Diary |チャリプロ ダイアリー
(2017/6/22 11:06)
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コソコソと ようやく・・・ ３年間の試行を経て ４季目より覚悟を決め 今季春先より公開し U15とU17 ２選手から滑り出した「練習クラブ ジュニア班」 施設の提供を戴く B-SPACE さんに感謝です 宮沢オヤジ（Kiyo Miyazawa）からは「勝ち方まで ちゃんと教えてやれ」とう指令があるので『全部 教える』コレ基本！ 全部は全部 最初っから全部やるってことだ・・・ 準備期間？ ココロの準備？ 子供嫌いの俺！？ どうやって接する？？？ 考えてみれば そんなものを考えているようじゃ話しにならない 顔をみて 目をみて 脚を診れば どこを魅ているのか その想い 話しを聴かなくったって 解らないわけがない・・・ 廻っている 回っていない そんな脚をみていてほくそ笑む なんだか よく解らない ...
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20RM｜Type2a（中間繊維）
from charipro Diary |チャリプロ ダイアリー
(2017/6/21 11:32)
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Workshop (3)
from 昭和自転車 Vintage Japanese Bicycles
(2017/6/18 18:53)
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次回この記事の日本語版を投稿します。 As mentioned in Workshop I have recently moved and I am in the process of getting
settled in. In Workshop
(1) I gave the workshop a heart by restoring on old bicycle shop clock, and, in the
previous installment, Workshop
(2) I gave the workshop a torso by building a workbench. In this installment, I will
give the workshop extremities in the form of hand tools. Extremities? Yes, indeed
extremities as hand tools are simply temporary body parts or extensions used to
perform a task, turn a screw, hold a nut, cut threads, etc. The User is
the force and control behind the tool, thus the tool is simply an extension of
the body. Old hand tools bear the same characteristics as old bicycles. They are simple, made to last, bear the manufacturer’s trademark and, in some cases, even have the manufacturer’s trademark design ...
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PNF｜命令系統
from charipro Diary |チャリプロ ダイアリー
(2017/6/17 16:22)
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芽を育む現場｜make a Spirit's on raise
from charipro Diary |チャリプロ ダイアリー
(2017/6/14 8:30)
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作業部屋（２）
from 昭和自転車 Vintage Japanese Bicycles
(2017/5/28 11:35)
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Workshop (2)
from 昭和自転車 Vintage Japanese Bicycles
(2017/5/13 9:15)
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次回この記事の日本語版を投稿します。 In the previous post Workshop (1) it was mentioned that I have moved and I am currently in the process of getting settled in. With the interior finally close to completion I am in the midst of the very laborious task of turning up soil and removing stones, rocks and boulders in preparation for laying sod. There are so many rocks I am starting to think my house was built atop of a former rock quarry. In between digging out rocks and laying sod I have made incremental progress on the workshop. Having given the workshop a heart , the next order of business is to give the workshop a torso, ie a workbench. Until now I never had room for a workbench and basically just used the floor as my workspace . At my new location, there is an amazing DIY store just 8 kilometers away which allows me to haul some of the smaller materials via the steel beast of burden. In setting out to build a workbench I searched ...
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作業部屋（１）
from 昭和自転車 Vintage Japanese Bicycles
(2017/4/24 18:26)
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Workshop (1)
from 昭和自転車 Vintage Japanese Bicycles
(2017/4/16 0:17)
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次回この記事の日本語版を投稿します。 As mentioned in the previous post I have recently moved and I am currently in the process of getting settled in. Last week I finally had a small amount of time to turn my attention to starting to unpack bicycle parts. Although unpacking bicycle tools, parts, etc., is far more interesting than housewares, it is still labor intensive and time consuming. However, it is cherry-blossom season here in Japan and the view from inside the workshop affords me the opportunity to enjoy the transient beauty of the cheery-blossoms while working. As many of you know, besides restoring vintage bicycles I also enjoy restoring old windup or weight driven clocks. The photo below is yours truly about 15 years back. Unfortunately, starting two years ago in preparation for moving I slowly began down-sizing and have parted with nearly all of my collection. To me, each room should have a mechanical clock ...
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