What bike did you ride today?

[dnc1]

Darren, @dnc1 You are Hard-core!
I hope to meet you someday; here in O.C. beaches' bike paths to slow it down a lil'.
I'll let you borrow a bike of your choice; Let's Ride!
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Any rider that looks at and likes posts here regularly, please look me up if you're in the So.Cal beaches to Ride.

Many thanks Mark, maybe one day!
You're pretty hardcore yourself.
You and Pete (@SKPC) certainly rack up those miles.
I'll reciprocate your offer, if anyone's ever this side of the pond, let's ride.

 

[Sven]

@tripple3 , love that Bob Ross shirt!
@Digablekid , nice score on the Roadmaster.
Great to see all of you guys out and about on your steeds of steel.

Well the rain has stopped. I took an early morning ride on "Yellow Fever" get the blood going, ride out this funk mood from the rains.

Back home again. Plan getting on my Suburban in a while to head down to the Amish Market and try to score some 5 gallon buckets to make some self watering planters.

Great Ride!

 

[piercer_99]

Bring your bike to work day.

The bank campus I am working at, we have some ongoing critical projects, is pretty large, 14 acre campus. During the 'shutdown ' there is a skeleton crew of 'essential' people on campus, which means about 3000 other people are working from home and the big parking lots are pretty empty.

During this time, the bank is supplying meals for the critical workers, which means that I am eating more than usual and really need to ride more.

I haven't had time after work to get in some rides, so it's bring the bike to work day.

ca. 1920 Pierce Racer.

Getting to the top of the parking garage takes a bit more effort than getting back to the bottom.

 

[dnc1]

Bring your bike to work day.

The bank campus I am working at, we have some ongoing critical projects, is pretty large, 14 acre campus. During the 'shutdown ' there is a skeleton crew of 'essential' people on campus, which means about 3000 other people are working from home and the big parking lots are pretty empty.

During this time, the bank is supplying meals for the critical workers, which means that I am eating more than usual and really need to ride more.

I haven't had time after work to get in some rides, so it's bring the bike to work day.

ca. 1920 Pierce Racer.

Getting to the top of the parking garage takes a bit more effort than getting back to the bottom.

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Awesome!

 

[Ernbar]

Ha ha, I have several Bob Ross T’s too.

Today's ride with my son, 55 Spit and 80 Suburban w/positron gears.

 

[New Mexico Brant]

My maiden voyage on the 1936 original paint Huffman Super Streamline discovered by Quas last year. I have replaced the bars, grips, and have a Bob U rider seat.

 

[Ernbar]

As a matter of fact, BR just came on and it’s relaxation time listening to him.

 

[mr.cycleplane]

1936 Schwinn b107(narrow fender version) motorbike sold thru the Wright Wilhelmy Company in Ohmaha

Nebraska-badged as 'Wright's SPECIAL'

 

[Miq]

@New Mexico Brant that bike is sweet! Great paint and cool looking frame.

I took a ride up north this morning at a new trailhead called Apache Wash. Unbelievably, there are over 10 miles of sidewalk running through this very young city park in the desert.

The mosaic under this railing is very pixelated up close but looks great from this far back.

@GTs58 Black Mnt is hiding the town of Cave Creek behind the bike in the picture above^^^

Good to get some shade. It was 97 when we left.

Tearing it up for 11 miles in the desert today wearing my mask on my 1941 BFG New World.

 

[Sven]

I took the Suburban out to fetch a few things.

I rode up to the hardware store to get a piece of PVC pipe.

Then down the road I went

Great Ride all in all.