Pictured above: the 1970's children's show "New Zoo Review" featured a character called "Mr. Dingle" (played by Chuck Woolery). Now THAT is one far out, freakadelic, Albert-Hoffman-would-love-it kinda bike there, Chucky. Appears to be a female model but man, I would so dig ridin' that baby in to work every day.

Great. Now I've got their freakin' theme song in my head.

Bikes-N-Drums, where have you been? Imagine my suprise seeing a thread started by you, only to open it and see that wild pic.

Where the heck have you been dude its been ages since you posted anything

My music career and a few injuries last year occluded my cycling habit and I just sort of faded away from the bike thing. 'Course, when I do come back, you now know I'll be slapping everyone in the head with a hard hitting power post featuring forgotten children's shows.

Your inspiration, when offered, will add to the flavor of these chats.

I still want that bike, gosh darnit

Cute!

We need kids to enjoy bikes again. There is a huge drop off in them riding/commuting to school. Realize that that means parents are driving them to school. One way there, one way back. Double the gas. Sometimes, they make 4 trips a day--we do--because of basketball or other after school activities. Lots of traffic and congestion. Meanwhile, our kids are fatter than ever!

Could this change? I think so. We need a 2006 guy like that to inspire kids to bicycle.

You in Brookhaven, man?

You won't believe it, but one day I got off early from work and rode my bike straight up Piedmont to Peachtree, then turned right and rode all the way past Lenox, up towards the Chamblee station. Then I turned off P'tree Ind. onto a parallel sidestreet that goes past the station. I ended up in Dunwoody.

Did you see me ride by Brookaven Station? (j/k) funny thing, my son told me that night, "I saw you ride past Lenox."

Actually I moved to Clarkston recently, but I am quite familiar with where you rode. That parallel side street that takes you through Chamblee was a regular ride for me not only when I lived in Chamblee but after, just as an after-work relaxation ride. Riding P'Tree St. north, past Oglethorpe and such, can be a treacherous ride - I won't do it. That takes cajones grande .

Great Henrietta Hippo poo! That was Chuck Woolery?

I heard Emmy Jo lost out to a coke habit.