What bike did you ride today?

[ozzie]

@ozzie, Love the blue and the look of this Hornet build.

Thanks mate. I bought it on ebay. The seller had the tank and most of the other parts listed but not the frame so I asked if he had it and he did. I struck a deal for the frame, tank, fork, crank assembly and chain guard. The blue really stands out in the photos and it rides great.

 

[RidinRelics]

Hard to believe its the beginning of February, temps near 60°.
I pulled out the only rideable / ridable prewar machine today I own, my 1940 Western Flyer. I took it for a spin around the neighborhood.
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Riding this rig will definety find different muscle groups in your legs
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All in all , a beautiful day for a ride.
RIDE SAFE GANG

Big fan of this ride @Sven , really enjoy it everytime you post it. Maybe you should ride it more so it becomes easier to ride and I can view it more.

 

[SKPC]

Yesterday it cleared up so went out for a 25 mi spin on the 41 Shelby Hiawatha. Clean air, calm winds and few people made for a good late ride.

 

[Eddie_Boy]

Finally some blue skies and it's Friday. Rode some errands during lunch hour; felt good to be back on our old balloons.

‘35/'36 CWC DBR & '48 Schwinn ladies DX

Then it was time to pickup my granddaughter after school for her Friday Treat Day

Down the same street where we live is Sacramento's popular ice cream parlor, Vic's Ice Cream establish in 1940

Have a great weekend CABE.

 

[Sven]

I took my '72 Varsity ,aka "Yellow Fever" out this morning.

Hitting the Three Notch Trail.

Stopped at my work ...

......to check out my boss' bike he bought off facebook this morning.

A very nice Trek bicycle with all it's newfangled shifting and braking. .
RIDE SAFE GANG

 

[GTBruiser]

One last ride before it goes to its new owner this afternoon.

 

[dnc1]

Had to ride around Oxford to visit the hospital today; very sorry to hear about your colleague @ozzie.
Used the '96 'Orange' mtb as I knew I was heading uphill at one point.
Pictured along the way back, by the kitchen entrance to Brasenose College, where my maternal grandmother worked when I was a very young lad.....

...I've always loved the fauns that adorn the entrance.

 

[SLM]

I started out on the Autocycle (1.5 m) and gassed ! Switched out to the 616 for 5 miles …LOL

 

[ozzie]

Had to ride around Oxford to visit the hospital today; very sorry to hear about your colleague @ozzie.
Used the '96 'Orange' mtb as I knew I was heading uphill at one point.
Pictured along the way back, by the kitchen entrance to Brasenose College, where my maternal grandmother worked when I was a very young lad.....
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...I've always loved the fauns that adorn the entrance.

Thank you.

 

[tripple3]

Happy Saturday!
Left for a quick blast along the shore, then doubled back with Matthew, for more.