Shellygasser
Look Ma, No Hands!
Short Saturday cruise after work on my 55 spitfire.
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I'm diggin' the color scheme....
dnc1
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
20 Sunday morning miles on the 'Ciclos Minaco I' today.
Beautiful, bright and chilly morning across the pond.
I had to deliver a birthday card to a niece then took a longer route home passing some of my usual landmarks.
In front of Blewburton Hill.....
...unfortunately I was way too early for a stop at the 'Fleur De Lys' in West Hagbourne but it makes a lovely backdrop.....
...enjoy your rides!
Beautiful, bright and chilly morning across the pond.
I had to deliver a birthday card to a niece then took a longer route home passing some of my usual landmarks.
In front of Blewburton Hill.....
...unfortunately I was way too early for a stop at the 'Fleur De Lys' in West Hagbourne but it makes a lovely backdrop.....
...enjoy your rides!
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I love your pics! It's so different than any place I have ever lived, & I really enjoy the bikes & scenery!
dnc1
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
Many thanks.I love your pics! It's so different than any place I have ever lived, & I really enjoy the bikes & scenery!
I enjoy very much all of the parts of the USA that I get to see through the medium of this thread too.
My local part of England is quite photogenic, if you like gently rolling hills and relatively small scale agricultural landscapes with traditional villages and small towns full of old architecture that is; Obviously I'm only photographing the best bits though.
Everywhere has its good and bad points.
I do love seeing landscapes such as deserts and mountains in pictures featured here; landscapes that I've never really experienced.
That's why I love this thread, it's so diverse, but with that constant theme of people actually enjoying riding some pretty amazing old bikes wherever they may be.
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buck hughes
I live for the CABE
very cold day in OHIO- went for a ride!
birdzgarage
cruisin my 80s bmx bikes
tripple3
Riding Miles; Collecting Smiles
First ride on a bike today,
that has been seen here before.
Called "JLB" by Scott @rustjunkie
Stands for Just Like Butter
Badged Rust Junkies,
1936 Colson Long-Wheelbase, double-bar.
light-weight wheels with 1/2" pitch chain,
make this the fastest bike i ride.
Light turned Green-Go Straight!
1 mile of dirt riding by the Power sub-station, when that happens.
Bike buddy Bob at Zack's was totally impressed.
Flew from the pier up to the Circle in Orange,
for the monthly ride.
Great ride on a truly amazing machine.
that has been seen here before.
Called "JLB" by Scott @rustjunkie
Stands for Just Like Butter
Badged Rust Junkies,
1936 Colson Long-Wheelbase, double-bar.
light-weight wheels with 1/2" pitch chain,
make this the fastest bike i ride.
Light turned Green-Go Straight!
1 mile of dirt riding by the Power sub-station, when that happens.
Bike buddy Bob at Zack's was totally impressed.
Flew from the pier up to the Circle in Orange,
for the monthly ride.
Great ride on a truly amazing machine.
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