What bike did you ride today?

[JLF]

Stunning Easter weekend! Klunker Evolution continues. New parts include modern BMX crankset, 25t BMX sprocket and pedals.

Whew! I pedal about twice as much as before, but now I can climb anything. I may try a 28t next. So fun to ride over everything I don’t dare on my classics.

 

[SKPC]

T-shirt weather so I pedaled around town for some exercise on the workhorse 36 Wards Hawthorne.

 

[MP12965]

 

[64Jazz]

Took the Hex tube out for a short ride, beautiful spring day !

 

[birdzgarage]

Went to Newport Beach and rode to Huntington for lunch with some kool folks on killer vintage bmx cruisers.koolest of all was Craig Cook of the original Cook Bros Racing did the whole ride with us.radness everywhere.even got to meet up and ride with my good friend @tripple3 who joined us for lunch.good to see you today @rcole45

 

[dnc1]

Another sunny day in the south of England.
10.8 miles,1899 Rochester, 92 inch fixed gear.....

Pictured outside 'The Chequers' pub in Aston Tirrold; which is currently closed, as is every other pub in the UK.
Pubs will hopefully be allowed to open their outdoor areas from Monday April 12th.
The nation eagerly awaits a public announcement on this tomorrow!

 

[New Mexico Brant]

Road this back from the arroyo; it belongs to Blu Martinez, from OBC on Facebook; the neighborhood kids keep "borrowing" it to joy ride and do jumps in the arroyo. I removed the pedals and the little buggers were clever enough to figure out where they could find them under my workbench:
@Old Bikes Club @ratrodz

 

[bulldog1935]

Happy Easter, all.
Been riding, staying in shape, just haven't been playing on this thread for awhile.
But today was a monumental day and this post has a monumental number of photos.
I have been fighting fluid behind my ear drum, and pedaling stationary too much of the winter. Set 50 degrees as my baseline, and got out today with the Easter morning Alamodome sprint group - finished well up in the lead group.
Rode my '74 International, built up more French than English Club Racer.

What made today monumental was debut of Lou's custom 650B Chapman rando. The realization of Lou's 3-year dream, it all came from his mind and out through Brian Chapman's hands.

Lou picked the paint from the Alfa Romeo pallete, and the whole frame is chromed beneath

Brian built virtually everything, crank

brakes, racks

stem

Equipped with nice dyno hub and lighting

Sporting this amazing original TA bag Lou had stashed

Buttery big tires

very sharp and well-appointed

ps - promise to be back with bluebonnet photos later in the month

 

[dnc1]

Happy Easter, all.
Been riding, staying in shape, just haven't been playing on this thread for awhile.
But today was a monumental day and this post has a monumental number of photos.
I have been fighting fluid behind my ear drum, and pedaling stationary too much of the winter. Set 50 degrees as my baseline, and got out today with the Easter morning Alamodome sprint group - finished well up in the lead group.
Rode my '74 International, built up more French than English Club Racer.
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What made today monumental was debut of Lou's custom 650B Chapman rando. The realization of Lou's 3-year dream, it all came from his mind and out through Brian Chapman's hands.
View attachment 1385464
Lou picked the paint from the Alfa Romeo pallete, and the whole frame is chromed beneath
View attachment 1385465
Brian built virtually everything, crank
View attachment 1385466
brakes, racks
View attachment 1385467
stem
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Equipped with nice dyno hub and lighting
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Sporting this amazing original TA bag Lou had stashed
View attachment 1385470
Buttery big tires
View attachment 1385471
very sharp and well-appointed
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Two fantastic machines!

 

[Sven]

Happy Easter, all.
Been riding, staying in shape, just haven't been playing on this thread for awhile.
But today was a monumental day and this post has a monumental number of photos.
I have been fighting fluid behind my ear drum, and pedaling stationary too much of the winter. Set 50 degrees as my baseline, and got out today with the Easter morning Alamodome sprint group - finished well up in the lead group.
Rode my '74 International, built up more French than English Club Racer.
View attachment 1385463
What made today monumental was debut of Lou's custom 650B Chapman rando. The realization of Lou's 3-year dream, it all came from his mind and out through Brian Chapman's hands.
View attachment 1385464
Lou picked the paint from the Alfa Romeo pallete, and the whole frame is chromed beneath
View attachment 1385465
Brian built virtually everything, crank
View attachment 1385466
brakes, racks
View attachment 1385467
stem
View attachment 1385468
Equipped with nice dyno hub and lighting
View attachment 1385469
Sporting this amazing original TA bag Lou had stashed
View attachment 1385470
Buttery big tires
View attachment 1385471
very sharp and well-appointed
View attachment 1385472

ps - promise to be back with bluebonnet photos later in the month

Glad to see ya again Ron. As my son would say " Those bikes are sick AF "