What bike did you ride today?

[dnc1]

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Daylight savings begins today. Does that mean it is spring? Not sure what that big bright thing in the sky is- but it sure felt nice.

Is daylight savings a nationwide thing across the pond? Or does it vary depending on where you are located?
British summertime (our equivalent) doesn't happen until the 31st. March.

 

[Tomato John]

Is daylight savings a nationwide thing across the pond? Or does it vary depending on where you are located?
British summertime (our equivalent) doesn't happen until the 31st. March.

pretty much everywhere except Arizona and maybe a couple of other geographic areas in the continental u.s.. Lots of legislation trying to move through to end it. not sure how i feel about that. Never enjoyed when the clocks roll back in the fall and darkness sets in around 4;30p.m. but i really like the late summer evenings when the sun goes down and it's still light around 9:30 p.m..

 

[bikepaulie]

Sunday quiche run on the burnt orange Racer!

 

[GTs58]

Is daylight savings a nationwide thing across the pond? Or does it vary depending on where you are located?
British summertime (our equivalent) doesn't happen until the 31st. March.

There are only two states that do not participate in that mind game, Arizona and Hawaii. Can we just get rid of Winter instead?

 

[Hobo Bill]

speakin' bout old man winter ..eh!!...the last offerin'....20 mile scoot along thw willamette and back again

 

[WetDogGraphix]

 

[SKPC]

There are only two states that do not participate in that mind game, Arizona and Hawaii. Can we just get rid of Winter instead?

Hey now, we can't do that!!! My backcountry partners and yesterdays big line...not on bikes but we still have to ride them....

 

[tripple3]

I rode the 60th Anniversary Syracuse, 20" frame awesome cruiser for awhile today.
Up to Anaheim, back to Orange and around the Circle a few times.
Back down the river trail and met another rider that does some riding as well.
A great day riding with a bunch of great bike folk.

Above is Tom @oldy57 from Canada and Jim @Jimmy V from MI. Probably talking about the weather.

This is the 5 year anniversary weekend of when I got to be the next care-taker/rider of this bike from Dave @old hotrod
Thank you; I still love it!
It stays in the house and is "Dad's Bike"; I feel like a kid every time I ride it.

 

[rusty_apache]

Took a test ride up the hill on the 1901 Monarch cushion frame roadster rolling on freshly glued Robert Dean smooth tread tubulars. I was able to get rid of the wartime Morrow hub in favor of a TOC fixed gear hub acquired from Bricycle, thanks man, it’s beautiful! This is all I am going to do to it except to replace the correct grips once I get the missing ferrule. Of course I need to ride it far enough to wear the molding seams off the tread area.

And of course we have the State flower in the foreground in the second photo. They are just beginning to bloom so there’s going to be an explosion of blue soon!

 

[ballooney]

Got a little wet today but that’s what fenders are for.

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