A C&V cyclist in the New York Times
04-07-21, 11:15 PM
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A C&V cyclist in the New York Times
Hopefully most of you will be able to see past the paywall... https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/05/t...ction=Trending
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Cool read and stunning photography. Bike looks real pretty too...just wish we knew more about it! My hunch is a modern custom frame. I can make out “Enigma” on the downtube in one of the photos. Perhaps from this company? https://www.enigmabikes.com/
I checked both his blog and his IG, no mention of the bike. But a flood of new followers commenting on his posts after reading the NYT article so perhaps he’ll do a feature on it soon enough.
I checked both his blog and his IG, no mention of the bike. But a flood of new followers commenting on his posts after reading the NYT article so perhaps he’ll do a feature on it soon enough.
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I do most of my riding at dawn and at sunset - usually 10 times a week. You become very aware of where the sun rises and it is noticeable how each day is slightly different, both with flora and fauna in ways I never thought discernible. The light captured in these photos only lasts for ten to fifteen minutes and to capture it perfectly and so often with wonderful compositions is very impressive.
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Nice selfies.
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Marvelous. Thanks for posting, Dave.
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