The first rule: if you're riding a bike and not having fun, then you're doing it wrong.
Is this the Raleigh's replacement?
The first rule: if you're riding a bike and not having fun, then you're doing it wrong.
I like it, I even like the bright orange color, I also like how the fork crown goes right into the headset makes it look clean.
I'm a daily commuter in Barcelona (Spain) and I have a 2nd hand Francesco Moser 14 speed racing bike. I installed a smaller steering wheel for navigating between cars and busses. It's a very nice and fast bike
Barcelona - My bicycle by jsprhrmsn.photography, on Flickr
Barcelona - My bicycle by jsprhrmsn.photography, on Flickr
I love the head on image.
Road Bike: Trek 2.1 Apex
SPD Pedals
Continental Gatorskin tires
Kool Stop brake pads
Hybrid/Commuter: Giant Escape 1
Panaracer 28c T-Serv tires
Ergon GP2-L Grips
Serfas Lycra Dual Density Saddle
Eleven81 BMX Pedals
Kool Stop brake pads
Planet Bike Blaze 2W front light
Planet Bike Superflash Stealth rear light
Topeak Explorer MTX Rack
Topeak MTX Trunk Bag EX
Topeak MTX TrunkBag DXP with Expandable Side Panniers
Topeak Aero Expanding Wedge - Medium
Garmin GPSMap 60CSx
Gumwalls on black bikes is always a classy look.
Nishiki 307
B&M front, rear lights and mirror
Speedlifter
1056 miles, avg. speed 26,5 km/h so far.
That's a very cool bike. Never heard of it.
Road Bike: Trek 2.1 Apex
SPD Pedals
Continental Gatorskin tires
Kool Stop brake pads
Hybrid/Commuter: Giant Escape 1
Panaracer 28c T-Serv tires
Ergon GP2-L Grips
Serfas Lycra Dual Density Saddle
Eleven81 BMX Pedals
Kool Stop brake pads
Planet Bike Blaze 2W front light
Planet Bike Superflash Stealth rear light
Topeak Explorer MTX Rack
Topeak MTX Trunk Bag EX
Topeak MTX TrunkBag DXP with Expandable Side Panniers
Topeak Aero Expanding Wedge - Medium
Garmin GPSMap 60CSx
well Here she is.....my 45Lb lazy boy, locked at home....I am a Big Boy I can take it....
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I read you should always have a trinket on your bike...
That is a Topeak DPX....Nice bag, with it's Rack it pretty neat IMO..
Please let me know what you think...![]()
Last edited by shopan; 09-26-11 at 06:36 PM. Reason: Time....
0717201142m0.jpg My bike. Kona Dew with some additions to make the commute a little more tolerable. 12 and a half miles downhill into work and a 12 and a half mile climb with a 1600 ft elevation change going home. Blind curves, narrow lanes, and fast traffic. Its exciting at times.
I rode to my new job for the first time Friday. There are no racks or anywhere to lock up my bike, so I hauled it up the stairs to my office.
Bought new in 1979 - Fuji 12 speed. I have a replacement Brooks saddle coming and will likely put drop bars back on as well.
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It started its life as a hi-ten Puch cavalier, and it's grown up quite a bit since then. My backpack holds everything I need to get to work, and I don't like riding in rain, so no racks or fenders at the moment. My lens fogged over the second I pulled out the camera. The photo's kind of creepy.
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^ yeah, I noticed the slack chain too, but I don't know how to adjust the eccentric bottom bracket. I loosened the bolts on the bottom, but couldn't get the mechanism to turn. I probably need some special tool I don't have. In any event, the bike is do for it's free tune-up at REI so they'll hopefully take care of that.
I'm still looking for good fenders at a good price, but I still got some time to sort that out.
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The first rule: if you're riding a bike and not having fun, then you're doing it wrong.
Please email me rather than sending me a private message. My address is noglider@pobox.com
Tom Reingold
Maplewood, NJ and High Falls, NY
My re-integrated vintage FrankenCilo commuter, on her maiden voyage today:
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Geoff
"I think that I think, therefore I think that I am"
Forgive me if I've posted this before. I can't remember anything these days.
This is my 1962 Rudge 3-speed. I ride it daily to do errands, visit clients, etc. It's mostly original, including the saddle. I replaced the 18T sprocket with a 22T sprocket, lowering the gears. Very nice.
More pictures here.
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Please email me rather than sending me a private message. My address is noglider@pobox.com
Tom Reingold
Maplewood, NJ and High Falls, NY
What a great old bike. Like an old friend.
Road Bike: Trek 2.1 Apex
SPD Pedals
Continental Gatorskin tires
Kool Stop brake pads
Hybrid/Commuter: Giant Escape 1
Panaracer 28c T-Serv tires
Ergon GP2-L Grips
Serfas Lycra Dual Density Saddle
Eleven81 BMX Pedals
Kool Stop brake pads
Planet Bike Blaze 2W front light
Planet Bike Superflash Stealth rear light
Topeak Explorer MTX Rack
Topeak MTX Trunk Bag EX
Topeak MTX TrunkBag DXP with Expandable Side Panniers
Topeak Aero Expanding Wedge - Medium
Garmin GPSMap 60CSx
My ever-evolving commuter:
Looks better with fenders IMO. Too bad PB's "unbreakable" fenders actually break.![]()