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It’s happening again.. Sunday September 24. Meet up time: 10am at Beachcoma restaurant/bar on Plum Island. We will start the ride from Plum Island’s Beachcoma, ride to the entrance to Sandy Point State Reservation and ride to the southern tip of Plum Island Sandy...

Post a ride in your area and make new riding friends…I’ll be putting a ride or two together in NE Mass this summer. Haven’t had one in a few years.

You’ll fit right in with the group, “PotatoMan”…..whoa…sounds like a super hero. Good luck on your custom builds and ride on, brother!

Welcome Mike to the RRB group. A lot of informative people in this assembly to help you along with anything related to bicycles. At 60, you’re still a young cub to me…..ride on, brother!

I can just imagine the looks on a roadie when he has you riding his rear wheel…priceless.

Congratulations on finding your Stilitto. A full size chopper bicycle for adults. Don’t see a lot of them here in the Northeast and when you do can be pricey for a chopper bicycle. Enjoy your build

A rear whitewall would sell that bike in a flash! Jus sayn

Back in the day…NERRB .. New England RatRodBikes chapter. Blast from the past Greatly missed. Jose Jane says … haven’t seen you in awhile, Jane, since our last Massachusetts area group ride, circa 2016? Thought I’d share these pics from our ride on Plum Island, MA

Nice work, buddy. All of your hard work shows in that bike!

Lookin’ good! A little bit of everything.

”Most extreme” is a good way to describe it! What next? Rectangular?

I am aware of the Columbia “Newsboy bicycle but always thought my bike was one too because of it’s built in rear rack as part of its frame.....what’s the correct name of my bike... 1960 Columbia medium weight. Thanks

Yeah....I’m not a fan of grip shift levers, either. I like my trigger shiftres

Interesting! I would have never guessed there would be any balloon tired bicycles all the way up into the 70’s...all my ballooners are pre war to the 50’s until they were middleweight 1.75 tired afterwards in mid 50’s on

La vida loca! Sounds like a great start to life! Enjoy your new RRB famil. Nice to see new members and humor... world needs more humor from time to time! Ride on!

Thanks, Rat Pilot....I’m finding the muscle bikes are smaller than my pre war 26 ‘ers, easier to move around but when I line them up side by side, those monkey bars sure stick out making them wider overal. I’ve been focusing on procuring more muscle bikes for my collection. Keep us posted on...

The nice thing about whacking something together with parts that you have laying around is......you know where all your parts are in one great location! Ride on!

Half the family, out getting some fresh air and waiting turns for a cruise of the neighborhood.

Eternal posse rider....miss you buddy!