What bike did you ride today?

[COB]

Rode the fancy 41 Gambles Hiawatha down to the ocean for an hour or so on an early birthday cruise before later festivities. 65 today and still here which is somewhat of a miracle. Grateful for every one of the 65 so far.
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Happy Birthday!

 

[Mr. Monkeyarms]

I rode my crusty Collegiate for the OBC Bluz Cruz yesterday. Turin Bike Shop was a prolific shop for many years in Denver & supported race teams since the early bike boom in America. Now closed.....

On our way back to Fishback Park, where we start, we rode through Civic Center Park between the State Capitol & Denver County buildings. There happened to be a few hundred scooter enthusiasts gathered for a shred session. I've never seen so many scooters in my life!!

It was all fun & games until the Park Ranger showed up to break it up..

Stopped at a candy store that has the old school candy, sodas & hand crafted sodas for a treat on 16th St. Mall.

Another lovely day for a ride.

 

[BFGforme]

Cruising 1961 streamliner custom
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On my stomping grounds again and didn’t hit me up?

 

[Rat Rod]

On my stomping grounds again and didn’t hit me up?

I'm coming back soon beers on me my bad I'll let you know so we can all cruise

 

[Fritz Katzenjammer]

Gardin road bike I've been merrily butchering as a fun toy for on the local pathways. Total pain in the ass on rough streets with its narrow tires, but goes like stink once its on the smooth pathways. I may never use the larger chainring, its just geared to high for my old knees.

Borrowed the Brooks saddle from one of my other rides... and it was an excuse to order another!

 

[ozzie]

took my 1981 Cruiser 5 project out for about 8 miles in what started as a quick shakedown ride around the block before I put it on Craigslist. finally, a nice day with no wind. these 5 speeds are great riding bikes!

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I had one similar but with the tubular fork and rear caliper brake. First USA bike I ever bought. Mine was Mississippi built. Wish I still had it.

 

[ozzie]

Rode the fancy 41 Gambles Hiawatha down to the ocean for an hour or so on an early birthday cruise before later festivities. 65 today and still here which is somewhat of a miracle. Grateful for every one of the 65 so far.
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Happy Birthday.

 

[tripple3]

Happy Birthday Pete @SKPC

65 today and still here which is somewhat of a miracle. Grateful for every one of the 65 so far.

We're all glad you're still here.
i LOVE miracles!
Same old HD bike, and a boy's lunch;
to work, then the beach,
for fun!

 

[COB]

Beautiful evening for a ride around town! Rode down to the end of the rail trail.

Stopped for a photo in front of a flowering bush that I thought was pretty.

Took some pictures down by the old grain elevator.

The new Mexican restaurant is open! It is in the same building that the old Mexican restaurant was in... I hope that this one is as good as the previous one was!

Finally, a photo op in front of the local fire department and then headed back home.

 

[ozzie]

Windy and cold in Melbourne today but I had a great ride on my 51 Panther, upgraded with a lightweight cromo fork, Brooks B67 saddle from one of my other bikes and a set of Velo Orange pedals Mrs. Ozzie gave me for my birthday last month.

Rode to the bay, through the city and then returned through the Exhibition Gardens. Took lots of photos including a few reserved for Stonework Saturday.

Port Melbourne Beach Pier

My new pedals from Mrs. Ozzie

Terrace house in the city built in 1877

Names of people from the 19th century who lived in the row of 6 Terrace houses.

Spotted this bloke riding part of his collection. He told me he usually takes a few more but left them home due to the wind.