What bike did you ride today?

[TR6SC]

It came out really nicely. You might be able to slide the chainguard up a little to give it some space off the chain, but they only go so far and you might have already maxed it. No a big deal though. The riding experience on the DL-1 is really its own thing and there's no substitute for it if you like how it rolls.

I am going to work the guard up and I'm also going to tighten up the chain a bit. It sure is a "pleasant" ride. Yes, I like how it rolls. Volvo is Swedish or Latin for "I roll."

 

[joel.romeo.79]

Finally got a chance to put this back together. I found a wrecked donor and realized this was the tall frame. In 57 luckily so within a year of correctish foundish fully functioning condition now

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[joel.romeo.79]

Send more fotos. Is that the 22" frame? Let's see the rack!

I will get it out in a minute

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[RUDY CONTRATTI]

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Eric Let me guess the local.San Anselmo,across from imagination park,Coffee Roasters,a block away from my wifes jewelery store
Rudy

 

[Tim the Skid]

Clear cold day in the Northwest today. Nice for a brisk ride. Today is the 75th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack, so I took my 1942 "V" for victory Columbia out and wore my Civil Defense helmet.

 

[joel.romeo.79]

That took me a minute, the SK was in the way so I had to ride it first. Mine is a 78

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[joel.romeo.79]

It can be a major distraction

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[TR6SC]

Finally got a chance to put this back together. I found a wrecked donor and realized this was the tall frame. In 57 luckily so within a year of correctish foundish fully functioning condition now

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This Humber is too nice, what with the doubled forks. I've seen these before, but on a high wheel. Great chain wheel. I'm jealous.

 

[TR6SC]

It can be a major distraction

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And this bike, "Oh my!"

 

[bulldog1935]

my '74 International
had a wonderful hookie afternoon.
I volunteer head up Trout in the Classroom for Texas. Today I was delivering a new chiller and filter to an elementary school on the Guadalupe tailwater (southernmost tailwater in the US) - at 3:30...
So I took my bike at noon and rode river road.
The road is really twisty with lots of elevation, crosses the river 4 times (I crossed a 5th time to ride in a neighborhood, as well (access to a great trout spot).

Just aren't too many places to stop, because everything is private, but this was turnaround stop at the 1st Xing.
I take my winter bag to stuff my layers (and haul my banana), but at 50 degrees and 80% humidity, it was pretty penetrating, so I kept my layers on.
After the first few miles, I was plenty warm in my layers.