Not me.

These two pulled a manual all the way through Times Square. Saw it several times in fact. One kid rode down Canal St. the whole way until he disappeared out of sight.

This seems to be a thing in NYC. I totally approve.



Sat 12/22 in case anyone knows who they are.

noice

Love your surly... and those nice open paths!!

Local bike trail

Thanks!

The paths are a great perk to living where I do. These pics were taken on three different paths, which link together and are all within a mile or two of my house. I really like to ride places with smooth pavement, pretty scenery, and no cars.

wow, what road is that? Looks so nice!

Dave

Yesterday our weather was chilly and kind of gray and gloomy, but at least it was dry. I've not biked much this year, so I said to myself, "Self, I better get out and do some pedaling." My Steamroller whines if I leave it sitting in the garage for too long. It likes to be ridden! I packed a snack and some warm clothes and kissed my wife, saying, "Wife, I gotta ride. I'll be back later."


I hit the MUP and rode to Salt Lake City, a scenic 32.5 miles away. The terrain is about as flat as can be, but I kept a fairly vigorous pace. On arriving in the city, I decided to reward myself with a late lunch of bratwurst, sauerkraut, and potato salad at Siegfried's German Deli.


As tough as I try (or at least pretend) to be, I'm really kind of a sissy most of the time. I caught the train back to my neighborhood, then just had an easy six mile ride home. By that time, it was dark and getting COLD.


This is one of my favorite longer rides, and I do it fairly often during the summer, on any/all of my bikes, with just a little variation in the route to keep it interesting.




Lying down for a little rest.




Made kind of artsy with iPhone picture effects.





The train is a welcome blessing at the end of a cold ride. The trick is carefully timing my arrival at the platform, because trains only arrive every 30 minutes on weekdays, every hour on Saturday. There is no indoor station, so waiting around is not fun. I've been tempted to ask strangers for a big hug sometimes, but I don't think that would go over well.

It is Davis Mill Rd.

We rode this together but on one of our night rides. We did it in the direction toward the camera.

I agree that it is much more memorable when ridden during daylight.


-Tim-

Blue Ridge Mountains, North Georgia, USA









-Tim-

Today I had a nice 35 mile ride in the seasonable temperatures. I am enjoying it before we get single digits this week.


At the dam.



Along the Swamp creek


Swamp Creek Road is one of the nicest in the county. A true 4-season road.


Sunset on the ice in Green Lane Park.

^^ That Swamp Creek Rd looks pretty.

I've been on Stinking Creek Rd in Tennessee.

Snowing today in Georgia.

Oh man... that’s hilarious Tim! Why do I feel like that’s the car they make the rookie cop drive!

It looks like a clown car but the Sheriff rides around in that thing with a shotgun.

Po Po here in Georgia don't mess around.

I bet the fixed gear won that race

-Tim-

Don't you love it when the road gives you presents? Been a while for me - since I stopped commuting through town to my office...bupkes

I wasn't going to carry a rusted Husky wrench on a 94 mile ride.

It's still there if anyone wants it. Brownsville Rd., Rockmart GA, one half mile east of the Have-no-Gotta ranch.

Have the day off today so I did an alley ride. Kindof a fun change of pace.

Silver Comet Trail, Middle of Nowhere, Georgia.









-Tim-

Nice setting.