Mr. 66

This really brings back thoughts of the past, my oldest brother, his partner in crime had the white version of yours. He and my bro were speed demons, they moved on to Yamaha Seca and some other cafe racer.

repechage

that reminds me of my first road bike- a black C-37. The red panel started failing and I replaced it with a black as shown here. Sold it off as a frame set and bought a bike sized better for racing. I was tall and young, I still don't fit a 59 cm bike.
I did find a 56cm C-37 from the same batch my first bike was. Top tube is a bit longer than I would like at 56, but a very close return to the past. I have been looking for red half hoods... originals that come up are in sad shape, I did find reproductions but they are 30% of the price I bought the used whole bike for. Ouch.

jreeves 

My '85 Raleigh Super Course, although I insist the color is Blackberry!

motogeek

Here's my mid '70s Competition, with Huret Jubilee groupset.

ascherer 

I cant see the pic, Tom.

noglider 

Grr. I really must figure this google photos sharing stuff or use another host. I test it using a non-logged-in window, and it displays for me. I don't get it.

Salamandrine 

Google disabled photo link sharing a couple years ago. There was no announcement; they just did it. I had the same experience. I logged into my google account, I could see the linked image, but no one else could. Sometimes I could see it without logging in, and it seemed sort of random.

Now I use Flickr, or just upload directly using the forum software. Even Flickr requires a bit of a kludge to get a link that can be tagged with an IMG tag.

ascherer 

How are you sharing/getting the URL? I've always had challenges with gphotos too. If I could crack the code it would be great.

noglider 

ascherer, I right-click on the picture to open it in a new tab. Then in that new tab, I grab the URL. I test it by opening the picture in an incognito window. If that works, I don't know why others can't see it here.

Salamandrine 

It used to be that you could grab an actual html address that ends in .jpg or .png etc that way, but now all that's available is a very long string of some apparently dynamic code, typicall ending in "no". I guess I could ask one of my programmer friends whats going on, but it's clear to me that linked image sharing has been blocked. Not sure why it can be visible on your own computer even after locked out. Possibly they take into consideration your IP address or cookies.

Example:

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pJ...0lDHeQCQSrYz8x (snip... )
jVRUE3ydSnMRgE9Z60kyK_bfV7Rcc91VZ9hIEhYFhDNckI4F8=w1152-h755-no

ascherer 

How are you adding it to your posts? Pasting the url into the upload files feature that comes up when you click the photo icon in the posting WYSIWYG editor? I'd heard that Google Photos need to be in a shared album to work like that.

Chuckk

xhttps://lh3.googleusercontent.com/b5FJURb0oubMvUDG7gMoQVc0IbqNuf1Ez1rQaUmA3G3x2BVmj7qWxC2VkxiJAQU2gJpAj6J6Au2hHfaz5HcseYRHowIJX6QX4GuH yYS98QBIR3nZ3fAhmyRYXrfDQ6afpneGrTZL1i6tUMmQb8KTAgQBtYpEfm4icfg-_XydOIrj-_bYK2m7DA7uxUdSYqJsZqHZOCiZMdiKuw-G3fAxJ5y1EzSmYFzGQMjde6UnYvV_dBg7AhGhDvD_V_22FxBBBbZlEoNCl-AflQmFGuS7dE8eDPTzv9tgpxjIaGmzq4r9gsKUIQ6UIFVV4Sd_XKP4LfhYicgdpgzrdv15U-JIClTA_hQXKE2DOJL5UQ0c_Dl0XrUqNP8bJgcvVgKn8H_iONlgEdiVwj49KA_W1fxPC4d2ZCWUSEbS_FsUhrKZZoTwtnxY0XEs4Z uUWolYGZTnvwcSRRfR0i3AGM8mcVb5Wf-97HDhhO-tO-vsMeKh62l_fi3ftSGmnw60ZZAuediY1alkY8hjTAO7ZEJLQmQMsZ_pk1eribxuayTfNvy57Ltj3Zapm7OkMNLNbZ9RrgnxFEtqpf G4VuyRXiXE4ECfbNRyCetwwwZYngj0L0WS9s2MXHcYXZm74iWxr5Iv_3Z7P8jsLWEF9CJi5QZ-fPnNdTzzAGmHAUXjSJeVOiNQ5FPKEOvkSoJYmVO6lqc=s2036-w2036-h1527-no

Shows as the path name in a failed window heading (x added to stop automatic linking)
Trying a save gets me:

Is it being linked, rather than uploaded?

madpogue 

Just add it to your BF gallery and post it. As long as BF is here, it'll be here.

Oldsledz

jim dandy

It’s Black with a little Gold mixed in for flavor ...
JD

agnewton

Hercules at 50. (1969 Hercules AMF).

agnewton

Oldsledz Watcha got there? I see the "Raleigh" badge, but the curvy seat/ downtubes are unfamiliar to me. late 60s/ early 70s?

Murray Missile 

Well, you've seen 'em both already but they ARE black sooo.............

When it was fresh off the stand, I did pull the tape off the front brake caliper.


Untouched, as purchased........

Chuckk

1982 Ciocc MOCKBA '80
Actually a very dark blackberry.

rjhammett

The Cinelli is my wife's bike. The other bike is a way too small for me Miyata 912.

Bad Lag

That Miyata surely looks nice.

Here's my black bike - 1985 (?) Stump Jumper Sport + Shimano Alfine 8 IGH + Brooks saddle + North Roads bars

rossiny

SamSpade1941 

Did someone say black bike ? Currently a work in progress ... If I can get over this cold bug I have I will get out there and get it finished! This will be my first 1x wide range "mullet" build as the millennial hipsters are calling them . So far I am on my target for this bike to be lighter than 27 pounds as built by Specialized. Of course they used a lot of boat anchor heavy parts on this bike to begin with. It is actually not that heavy of a frame .. My goal is to come under 25 pounds and I will make it .

Jmpierce

I've posted these on other threads but here they re again...



79 Panasonic Track. It was an entry level track bike and drilled for brakes.




90 Trek 750 Multitrack almost completed rebuild.




60's Schwinn Typhoon. I sold this years ago. It was a blast to ride but riding it made my knees hurt.

dweenk 

1969 Armstrong. I should change the saddle, but the current saddle is quite comfy.