Anyone actually riding their antique bikes?

[razinhellcustomz]

I don’t know, which manufacturer actually made it, but it was advertised as the,
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These are really cool. My Perry Safety Wheel is made by this company that claims to be the Originator of the automobile steering wheel back in the day. Really NEATO stuff here. Thanks for sharing... Razin..

 

[piercer_99]

Until about 5 months ago, daily.

Working a ton of hours since the covid dropped. Haven't had time to ride.
Late teens and early 20's Angola Pierce's.

 

[Rambler]

As often as I can, usually at least once a week, maybe more depending on my schedule and weather.

 

[Duchess]

I ride my 1912 Iver Johnson on rail trails and around town. It's a great riding bike, though the handling is terrible.

 

[rusty_apache]

here’s one in action!
1901 Cleveland beveled gear chainless. One of the few cycles that were rideable when I bought them.
Since then I have located a matching rim for the front, repainted them both to Cleveland specifications, and laced them with two tone spokes as described in the catalogue.