What bike did you ride today?

[WillWork4Parts]

Not a ton but getting it boxed and sent would be a tall task for them. I'm better off leaving it for when we come and visit. Beside I have my eyes on his '72 Chevelle he keeps on Martha's Vineyard haha.

Better let the air out of the tires if you expect it to still be there. You just doubled the value of that bike! Lol

 

[ebasnett]

Between work and lots of wind, haven't been on a bike for a few days.

Curvy frame Elgin this morning.

Oh that tree in my front yard, it belongs to my neighbor.

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Those waffle grip tires are cool. How do you like them?

 

[WillWork4Parts]

Those waffle grip tires are cool. How do you like them?

They're actually working out pretty well. Softer than like the Scott grips I had back in the day, that I'd first imagined they would be like.

 

[coasterbrakejunkie1969]

Not the typical type of hazard I need to avoid in NY while biking.

 

[tripple3]

To work under the light of Waning Gibbous Moon;
back home in windy conditions,
with cars going faster, than most reactions....

 

[J-wagon]

This is a hoot to ride! 1950 JC Higgins Colorflow klunkerette. Chino Hills State Park, California

 

[mrg]

Another great day in the SGV so took the 41 Excelsior down the "ce-ment crek" as Jeb Clampett would say?

 

[dnc1]

Another 30 miles on the 'Minaco I' on Friday before celebrating my girlfriend's birthday.
Now I'm discovering these things almost everywhere @Miq !?!?!?
Octopus and Jellyfish in Didcot.....

...and a Clown with Easter eggs in Wallingford.....

...they are created to make people smile and also to encourage donations to an Alzheimers charity.

 

[coasterbrakejunkie1969]

Back out on the Jamis Taxi. I'm not a beach guy but saltwater is good for bearing and such right? hahaha

 

[Ernbar]

Not the typical type of hazard I need to avoid in NY while biking.

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Lol it’s a common sight here in Central Florida. Every pond, lake, retaining pond and river will have Wally Gator in abundance. About 2 miles away from me is gigantic Lake Jesup which is considered to support one of the state's densest populations of alligators. When driving on the bridge you can see dozens of gators floating on the water. Quite a sight to see!