What bike did you ride today?

[ozzie]

Early morning shakedown ride on my new to me 41 Colson, built this week using a frame supplied by @mrg (thank you for packing it so well). I built it with parts discarded from other bikes and only had to buy the Odi grips and a badge for the head tube which is making its way downunder now.

It rides great with its new Sturmey Archer
2 speed kickback hub. I believe the frame is much stiffer than the 36 Schwinn I have as it rides much harder and moves like a cut cat when I stand on the pedals!

The construction of the facilities for the F1 grand prix is currently underway. I certainly
hope they get around to arranging the concrete barriers correctly!

 

[ozzie]

1942 Elgin Tiki Cruiser 30 miles.
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Someone yelling from behind me, "STOP" "I Have something for you"
Riding an Electric bike, but different than most. Danny gave me the hat with Fox-Tail.
i Love Gifts. From folks; To folks...
Ride it!
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10th day of February, Two-thousand-twenty-three;
"Look where we are!!!"

The beautiful Murray built curved seat tube frame! One of the last on my bucket list of prewar frames…….

 

[piercer_99]

Early morning shakedown ride on my new to me 41 Colson built this week, with a frame supplied by @mrg (thank you for packing it so well). I built it with parts discarded from other bikes and only had to buy the Odi grips and a badge for the head tube which is making its way downunder now.

It rides great with its new Sturmey Archer
2 speed kickback hub. I believe the frame is much stiffer than the 36 Schwinn I have as it rides much harder and moves like a cut cat when I stand on the pedals!





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construction of the facilities for the F1 grand prix is currently underway. I certainly
hope they get around to arranging the concrete barriers correctly!

oh look, the Norwegian Spirit and the Queen Elizabeth as a background to a sweet bike.

 

[mrg]

Rode the 39 Elgin a few miles after getting it back on the road.

 

[dnc1]

Another 20 miles on the 'Morot' around midday.
Had a puncture, which I repaired at the roadside, caused by a large shard of a very hard plastic!

 

[Mr. Monkeyarms]

Tried out a new bar on my Farmed 29er yesterday at the pump track. The original bar is a bit tall with 8" rise. This Surly Sunrise bar is wide at just under 32.5" and 3.5" rise. Color coordinated grips by S&M.

With hands at the end of the bar the bike seemed to find the best line whatever the speed. The higher the elbows, the better the pump. The front wheel wants to pop off rollers to a spot that feels if I had more speed & skills to manual it would hover there while pumping the back wheel.
Super fun day!!

 

[Sportyworty]

Leg day wow. I am impressed with many Cabers

 

[RidinRelics]

Didn’t think I’d get to ride but got to ride

my 1938 Colson Screw tank today.

Eagles nest on top of stump in center of pic

I have 2 Colsons and they are 2 of rattiest bikes I have, but are 2 of my favorites. 20 mi today.

 

[tripple3]

Had a puncture, which I repaired at the roadside,

Rear wheel for me, the walk instead of road side fix, was about 3 miles.
32 miles total, including walking it; which was at least 3 times harder than pedaling.

 

[OSCAR...]

SALUDOS @ TODOS.!!!

Limpia, Limpia Limpiesita= clean

Congrats.!!
Sammy y Amigos.!!....