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I spent some summers in Alaska. I wanna go back to kodiak one day, that town is super cool!

“You don’t have to outrun the bear, you just have to outrun your riding buddies”

I’ve been listening to this since you posted it. Pure awesomeness!

Thank you!

I know right! I’m just gonna set aside money until I have enough. If something cool and vintage comes up while I’m saving I just might get that instead. I just know I HAVE to make a path racer bike next, my chopper is basically complete, so now I wanna park one of these next to it. This style is...

Yeah I kinda fell in love with this when I was browsing. If I get it I’ll probably keep the parts black, the sprocket looks like the same one I have on my chopper but painted black. I have this vintage modern idea where I want it black instead of chrome. I’d probably convert it to single speed

I’m really wanting to make a path racer from one of these... would it be a decent platform?

Oh wow... this thread is cool! My next build is definitely going to be similar to one of these!

I think it’s a green darner larvae, probably the same species you have there. They seem pretty common everywhere I’ve been.

sun spider, kelp greenling, cascades frog, tide pool with chitons, anemone, and limpets. Dragonfly larvae, mourning cloak butterfly, black headed grosbeak, and gold finches. These were pics from the summer.

That’s gotta be awesome to live somewhere that has gators! I’d like to see one up close in its natural habitat. When I was a kid someone released a pet alligator in the one lake in town, but it just seemed like an urban legend because nobody ever saw it until it was captured about a month later...

Nice! Oregon is awesome, I used to crab fish off the northern coast there for a few years. It’s crazy how different the coast is right across the Columbia River from here.

trumpeter swans, North American beaver, Anna’s hummingbird, northern scorpions, northern alligator lizard, and a great blue heron track. These are some of the critters of western Washington, except the scorpions, I caught those at a rest stop near Yakima Washington last year, that’s on the east...

Seeing how bicycles are by far the best mode of transportation to get in touch with nature, and how members of this site come from all around the world, I feel like this has potential to be a really cool thread. Let’s see some cool wildlife photos!

It’s called “lake Sylvia” it’s in Montesano Washington. It’s a nice little lake, lots of trout.

Welcome! I’m kinda new here too, but people are pretty cool here, lots of cool bikes too