What bike did you ride today?

[cyclingday]

I took the maiden voyage on the 1941 Schwinn/Henderson, Super Deluxe Autocycle.

 

[tripple3]

Pulled out the Flyer again, first light, down to Sunset Beach and back to the river trail to meet @lounging ...

he showed up with an early Elgin, by Murray, that I like a lot,

we rode to Sunset Beach and ate at Woody's,
then rode to Balboa for the beauty of it,

back to the trail,, 30 miles Elgin debut ride, 62 miles Western Flyer,

really dig the early long-tank style.

 

[SKPC]

Pre-storm ride today for about an hour on the workhorse late 30's original paint moto bike w/ 3-spd upgrade.

 

[bleedingfingers]

Rode this a few miles today a little breezy out so did not go too far .
1940s Royal Flyer frame has a British bottom bracket 28 inch wheels long wheelbase 2 speed Sachs Torpedo in custom wheels .
Fork is not original was painted army green when I got it and had what to me looked like large calibre bullet hole in truss rod
no dent or bending just material gone have no idea what it was off of but old for sure .
Think I'll give it a new paint job when it gets warmer

Rode this Flintstone unicycle yesterday

 

[Cooper S.]

I’ve been riding the sh*t out of my track bike lately. Makes me want to upgrade the drive train

 

[mrg]

Still had the Spitfire 5 out so went to a section of the Santa Ana I haven't been with a golf course/river and hate to say the dry part will probably stay dry the rest of the year.

 

[Miq]

Sunset ride on the canal out to Kiwanis Park in Tempe. My wife showed me this Scavenger Hunt for Tempe’s 150th. I found the two canisters near Kiwanis and took pics of the best bike pics inside.

1948 Columbia Cruiser

 

[SoBayRon]

Trying to get more miles in per ride as I get back at it, I took the 3 speed cruiser out for a ride to the park. First down the bike path, then around the lake a few times and back thru the hood. Love being back riding, even if it is a modern bike today.

 

[tripple3]

same thing, different day
back-and-forth
change direction
super-fun; magical.

 

[GUSMC]

Two Raleigh Lentons from the 1950s (one belonging to my chum) on a fascinating urban cycle tour of derelict warehouses in Glasgow, Scotland.