What bike did you ride today?

[Drwizzletooth]

Riding crappy rental bikes on the Yucatan peninsula.

 

[mike j]

Rode around town & a little off the beaten path. Viva Mexico, tomorrow, it's back over the wall for us.

 

[Muleman121]

Here’s the ride today. It’s a Soft Cruise from San Diego. Kept the frame & swingarm and put everything else on from the shed.

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[fordmike65]

Took a spin with @Velocipedist Co. and grabbed a couple cold ones.

 

[Santee]

Here’s the ride today. It’s a Soft Cruise from San Diego. Kept the frame & swingarm and put everything else on from the shed.

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I remember the shop Rusty Spokes in Pacific Beach. When he first opened ( a super guy) he was loaded with old bikes and parts. It was an awesome place. He started selling his line of bikes which is what you have. ( You may already know this) I bought a lot of old Delta light parts from him,

 

[Muleman121]

I remember the shop Rusty Spokes in Pacific Beach. When he first opened ( a super guy) he was loaded with old bikes and parts. It was an awesome place. He started selling his line of bikes which is what you have. ( You may already know this) I bought a lot of old Delta light parts from him,

Yep. First saw one of these about 6 years ago in Hemet. I did talk to him on the phone and I agree. He’s a good one. Built this one for recovery from back surgery. Put a China springer and a suspension seatpost on it. Talk about a squishy sloppy ride! Also did a Nexus 7 roller brake. The rear spring was too stiff even for a 215 lbs, so I ground the spring wire from round to much flatter. It’s just right now. Even go looking for the rough stuff and no back pain.


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[xmtnrider]

70 in Denver so I’m messing with the Racycle Pacemaker. Only ridden in the alley so far.

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[bulldog1935]

I did get in a ride Thursday, but finally s. Texas weather is cooperating. Today Lou and I got out on an overcast 25-mi blast. Both the ride and lunch were a feast.
Maiden ride for Lou's new Tomassini project - I tried to get some closeups of the beautiful lugs and Columbus shaped tubing, but his are better
https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/tommasini-diamante.126620/

I was road-testing the new stretch cockpit I added to the Italian Huffy this winter when it was on mag-trainer duty
https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/new-handlebar-setup-equals-new-ride.125171/#post-848356
I Love IT - good aero, good core muscle work, slow steering - and when I grab the cork ends, have quick steering and brakes.

We knocked out 12.5 mi south and got back to the upper trail a bit early before Thai House opened for lunch

It was worth the wait - great soup

killer Thai rolls with fish sauce - of course they're half-eaten

The stir-fry garlic pork more than replenished my worn-out salmon omelette from breakfast

Lou just can't seem to get past the curry here - he's in a curry rut

and a fast 5 mi back to the trailhead - couldn't ask for a better morning

ps - got up Sunday morning to just a little wet and it won't rain more before the Sunday morning sprint is done - gonna take the Italian Huffy downtown again this morning

 

[eddie_bravo]

It’s raining and we seek shelter under a tree and after a while I get this look.... how much longed?

Eddie Bravo
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[dnc1]

70 in Denver so I’m messing with the Racycle Pacemaker. Only ridden in the alley so far. View attachment 763148View attachment 763149View attachment 763150View attachment 763151View attachment 763152


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Never mind the alley. I think you may just still have time to make it over to Apeldoorn for the world track championships!
Nice Racycle!