Who rides their bicycle to the Grandfather Clock (and watch repair) Shop?
Apparently I did, and so did some other guy... but this was 10 years ago. Cazalea ...
I started to wear a helmet back in the ‘70’s
when I briefly competed in time trials and played around with cyclocross. At that time I worked in two different bike shops for 5-6 years, and commuted on my bike to work for about 10 years. On weekends we did centuries (100 miles) or went riding to the m...
Wise to wear a helmet and super cool pics you have. Do you remember the old leather cycling helmets? They were pretty cool too.
Here in Denmark a lot of us ride bikes every day, from average Joe to ministers. Enjoy!
Yes, I have been there twice in a Citroen 2CV rallye and in Amsterdam a few times (bikes everywhere)
I was the cook My friend Tim worked for Louis Poulsen and made prototypes and custom lamps for them. ...
Fantastic. If I´m not mistaken you are having icecream on Strandvejen at the gas station designed by Arne Jcobsen. It is my hood and where I often swim and take pics from. :-)
I have several lamps from Louis Poulsen, so what great stories and interesting experinces you can tell. Great!
Yes, you are correct
We went to Denmark and joined up with friends from England, France, Germany, Denmark. Then we went to Sweden to a big camping place there. (I think we made it to Finland too, but that might have been on another trip -- I can't remember all the details fro...
Great story and pics. Yes the Kings game is a funny thing.
Every saturday between 10-12 there’s a classic car get-together at the gas station during the summer months. ...
Tell me about it!
We were there in July I think, and there was a lot of whining and even crying Grumbling I liked riding the prairie better - this day we rode our entire planned distance before lunch, thanks to this silo being towed at about 35 mph. We had a top gear of 11...
Thanks, great story and pics.
I would think it's pretty boring riding on the back of those bikes. Like the saying "the lead horse is the only one who gets a different view every day".
My wife would say she gets to enjoy the scenery
No need to worry about avoiding small sharp objects, shifting the gears, doing the braking (much more effort than a single), or even pedaling with effort until I shout "Wake up back there and start pushing". It is scary though if you don't trust the capta...
Probably not
I didn’t do it very often with the blind, but sighted people on the back of a tandem can be trouble too because they can’t turn the bars and have no control.