Riders & Rides (Photo Gallery)
12-04-09 | 01:02 AM
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Riders & Rides (PHOTO GALLERY)
Let's see the cyclist with his/her bicycle.
As much as possible, POST or VIEW pictures only.
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Title : Cyclist Name / Bicycle Brand & Model (Country)
Message : Description of Bicycle
As much as possible, POST or VIEW pictures only.
Send your suggestions and coments thru E-mail or as Personal Messages.
Title : Cyclist Name / Bicycle Brand & Model (Country)
Message : Description of Bicycle
Last edited by Sancycles; 12-17-09 at 12:21 AM.
12-04-09 | 01:06 AM
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Boy Nepomuceno / Bridgestone Travzone (Malabon City, Metro Manila, Philippines)
I'm Mang Boy / Boy Nepo with my Bridgestone Travzone. I'm still waiting for the new tires which will be arriving this December from Japan. The wheel size is 24 x 1 1/8 which is hard to find here in the Philippines. BTW this is a folding bicycle.
Last edited by Sancycles; 12-17-09 at 12:21 AM.
12-04-09 | 06:59 AM
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Marc Nepomuceno / Bridgestone Albelt (Malabon City, Metro Manila, Philippines)
Marc Nepo with his Bridgestone Albelt. Alloy frame, size 27, Nexus IGH 3-Speed, LED Headlight, Stainless Steel Rims / Spokes & Fenders, Carrier, Basket, Chromed Kick Stand and Umbrella Holder.
Last edited by Sancycles; 12-08-09 at 10:50 PM.
12-04-09 | 07:19 AM
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Dayan Valeriano / Miyata Zigzag (Malabon City, Metro Manila, Philippines)
Dayan Valeriano on her Miyata Zigzag Folding Bicycle
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12-04-09 | 07:29 AM
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Andrea Nepo / Kid's Bike (Malabon City, Metro Manila, Philippines)
Andrea Nepo on her Hello Kittty Bicycle
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12-04-09 | 07:52 AM
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Tateng Reyes / Custom Made Stainless Framed Bicycle (Malabon City, MM, Philippines)
Tateng with his stainless framed bicycle custom made by Lando Valeriano
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12-05-09 | 09:14 AM
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Wilson / Bridgestone (Malabon City, Metro Manila, Philippines)
Wilson with his Bridgestone. Alloy frame with Nexus IGH and Dyno/Brake Hub, stainless fenders, carrier, and basket. LED lights installed.
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12-05-09 | 09:35 PM
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I really love the bikes in these pictures. That Bridgestone folding bike is awesome. I now live in a rural area in the US and you see a lot more people of all ages riding bikes for everyday errands. (Even in the winter, which can get quit cold.) I'm considering getting a second bike next spring. I love the mountain bike that I have, but I'm beginning to think I want a step through model, which is easier to get on and off of. I like the step through models in the photos you posted. They're still a bit hard to find here in the states, especially if you don't live in an urban area.
12-05-09 | 09:37 PM
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Boy / National Alfit (Malabon City, Metro Manila, Philippines)
Boy with his National Alfit alloy framed commuter bicycle. Loaded with Nexus IGH 3-Speed, Panasonic Dyno Hub, Stainless Basket / Carrier, Alloy rims / fenders / Kick Stand, white sided tires, and LED lights.
Last edited by Sancycles; 12-08-09 at 11:04 PM.
It also looks a bit small for you.
12-06-09 | 11:58 AM
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Bikes: 1997, stumpjumper S-works hardtail, Medici, Giant Perigee(track dropouts and fixed gear), Columbia twosome, schwinn twinn, '67 raleigh 5 speed internal hub, Old triumph 3 speed, old BSA 3-speed, schwinn Racer 2spd kickback, Broken raysport criteriu
It also looks a bit small for you.[/QUOTE]
small? I see almost no standover clearance. Looks to be the right size to me, if not a bit large. As long as your comfy RW&R. I'd have to see a picture of your riding posture on the bike to know.
small? I see almost no standover clearance. Looks to be the right size to me, if not a bit large. As long as your comfy RW&R. I'd have to see a picture of your riding posture on the bike to know.
12-06-09 | 12:00 PM
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From: Racine WI
Bikes: 1997, stumpjumper S-works hardtail, Medici, Giant Perigee(track dropouts and fixed gear), Columbia twosome, schwinn twinn, '67 raleigh 5 speed internal hub, Old triumph 3 speed, old BSA 3-speed, schwinn Racer 2spd kickback, Broken raysport criteriu
12-06-09 | 02:28 PM
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Mila / Maruishi Three Wheeler (Malabon City, Metro Manila, Philippines)
Mila on her Maruishi 3-Wheeler. Uses the trike to transport daughter to and from school.
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12-06-09 | 02:35 PM
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small? I see almost no standover clearance. Looks to be the right size to me, if not a bit large. As long as your comfy RW&R. I'd have to see a picture of your riding posture on the bike to know.[/QUOTE]
It is a size "large" - that was likely a very wide angle lens. The bike is very comfortable - even after 2 hours on the saddle. I am very impressed with how well it stands up to continual use and the nice balance of performance and practicality.
It is a size "large" - that was likely a very wide angle lens. The bike is very comfortable - even after 2 hours on the saddle. I am very impressed with how well it stands up to continual use and the nice balance of performance and practicality.
12-07-09 | 07:30 AM
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12-07-09 | 01:45 PM
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Me with my Giant Stiletto. I rode it Saturday in this years' Big Jingle Jubilee Holiday Parade. Whee!
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12-07-09 | 02:26 PM
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this thread creeps me out
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