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What bike did you ride today?
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birdzgarage
cruisin my 80s bmx bikes
tripple3
Riding Miles; Collecting Smiles
To the shop early, then the beach route;
heavy bike carves a deep line at 20 mph...
having fun flying with the birds,
had to drop-in.
Fun in the sun, with a tail wind pushing;
1940 Western Flyer, HD 26 mile day.
There are more precious moments, in each ride,
than could be mentioned;
"Tip of the Ice Berg...."
heavy bike carves a deep line at 20 mph...
having fun flying with the birds,
had to drop-in.
Fun in the sun, with a tail wind pushing;
1940 Western Flyer, HD 26 mile day.
There are more precious moments, in each ride,
than could be mentioned;
"Tip of the Ice Berg...."
Mountain Trail Andy
Finally riding a big boys bike
This one........
RustyHornet
I live for the CABE
Very clean build!
bulldog1935
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
Lou and I finally got in a bike-fish today. This was a smoke-run for us, and it rained yesterday, so I picked a glorious bike ride, and maybe so-so fishing.
Turned out it was a glorious bike ride, and less than so-so fishing, but still an adventure, and Lou's first time to fish Texas Hill Country creeks.
My 700c Viner CX upright, Lou's 650b Chapman rando. Neither bike is fast, but they just keep going, no matter what you're up against.
Here was our goal, granite runs in the Pedernales headwaters.
The nice thing about gravel senderos in the 1st flood plain, you can always find a tree to cable-lock your bike.
We both have Japanese telescoping rods that will fit in bike bags, mine a Smith UL trout casting rod with raced-out Ambassadeur 1500C that will fish 1/16 oz.
Lou's is an ML Daiwa BBB with a Shimano Ultegra spinning reel.
Oops, not much to this bluegill.
Sorry about water on the polarizer, but this was our real goal, endemic spotted bass, AKA Texas Brook Trout
We rode an hour, and waded and fished 3 hours, at 3 different crossings.
A great outing,
and hit Mague's for some great Mexican food on the drive home.
Bluebonnets coming to seed.
Turned out it was a glorious bike ride, and less than so-so fishing, but still an adventure, and Lou's first time to fish Texas Hill Country creeks.
My 700c Viner CX upright, Lou's 650b Chapman rando. Neither bike is fast, but they just keep going, no matter what you're up against.
Here was our goal, granite runs in the Pedernales headwaters.
The nice thing about gravel senderos in the 1st flood plain, you can always find a tree to cable-lock your bike.
We both have Japanese telescoping rods that will fit in bike bags, mine a Smith UL trout casting rod with raced-out Ambassadeur 1500C that will fish 1/16 oz.
Lou's is an ML Daiwa BBB with a Shimano Ultegra spinning reel.
Oops, not much to this bluegill.
Sorry about water on the polarizer, but this was our real goal, endemic spotted bass, AKA Texas Brook Trout
We rode an hour, and waded and fished 3 hours, at 3 different crossings.
A great outing,
and hit Mague's for some great Mexican food on the drive home.
Bluebonnets coming to seed.
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