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Old 03-13-20, 07:23 AM
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I had a sweet Dawes I bought while in the USAF. Unfortunately it was stolen and never seen again. Sigh.
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Oof! One of my favorites in here so far.
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March in Texas is always nice, except for the weather shifts!!!
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Out of the Loop

I've been out of the loop lately; some malfunction with my account prevented me from being able to post here. I sent the moderators a couple emails, and it looks like they fixed it.

Anyway, here's a shot from the other day, down along the river:



Looking at it now, I think I should have placed it about a foot further to the right. I'll remember that next time. I hope you all are coping alright with this crazy new reality.

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Nice fenders

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Beautiful work, @Johno59! I remember when those first showed up on "For the Love of English 3-Speeds"; and they definitely belong here.

Spring has made a preview appearance here this weekend, and it is Glorious! Thursday night I was running a fever of 102.7° (F), and I didn't feel up to riding yesterday either. It doesn't fit the Corona virus profile, nothing respiratory, or even gastro for that matter. My wife says probably Ebola, I hope she's wrong!

So today I ventured out with the bike in my new bike-hauler van, and rode around the parking lot of what used to be "Diamond Jim's" back in the day. Diamond Jim's



Today it is just another American ghost town, but a fascinating place for a photographer. After a few laps around the parking lot,I was getting a bit dizzy and sweaty. So I posed the bike for a few shots, and drove back home. When I am well again, I'll go back later in the day when the light is better, and shoot some more.





Rumor has it that this place is going to be torn down soon, probably this year. Better get it while the gettin's good.

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​​​​ Really nice colors there. I'm assuming the fenders are wooden. What make are they?
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​​​​ Really nice colors there. I'm assuming the fenders are wooden. What make are they?
Those are "Woody's" Compound Curve - Cherry with Bloodwood & Wenge Center Stripe fenders. Like anything else of this quality, they are not cheap. But they transform the presence of a bike to the next level.

Woody's Fenders

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I ride past the old Diamond Jim's quite frequently. I noticed that even the liquor store and barber shop look deserted. Not surprised that it's being torn down. We had a few Christmas parties there back in the 70's. It was a fun place in its day.
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Found a new wall. Didn't think it deserved a post in Ride a Bike - See things
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Old 03-23-20, 02:27 PM
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Wildflowers are popping, a nice diversion from the virus gloom and doom. This is from a short local ride Saturday.


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^^^ Beautiful shots, slightspeed! The classic Super Course is a very photogenic bicycle.

Here's one of my first shots of the `49 Raleigh Clubman I built last year:



That bike will be back on the road soon... maybe this weekend? Can't wait!

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Not much of the bike, but what the heck. The bike is a Peugeot TH8 tandem, the location Hampton Beach, NH.




Different bike, near the top of Cadillac Mountain, Acadia National Park, Maine:



Another pic of the tandem:

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Old 03-28-20, 04:35 AM
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A few shots of my modified Koga Miyata SuperWinner. Taken in front of Canada's National Art Gallery in Ottawa, Ontario on my Detroit to St John's Newfoundland Tour 2018.






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One Dreary Day in Hastings...

Trying to find scenes that I haven't shot in Hastings is getting more difficult with each trip down there. But here are a few from yesterday's ride:







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This was a mistake from yesterday's ride, as I put my phone away, but I decided to keep it. I like high contrast shots and this color shot reminds me of an old film noir black and white.
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Trying to find scenes that I haven't shot in Hastings is getting more difficult with each trip down there.





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This was a mistake from yesterday's ride, as I put my phone away, but I decided to keep it. I like high contrast shots and this color shot reminds me of an old film noir black and white.
Cool! I like "accidental" photos, too:



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Well, I don't have an artsy bone in my body but I did get some ok pics outside today so.....



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In the “World Needs More Color” category


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1982 Trek 520


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