Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Bar Tour & Cajun Dinner)
What a great ride!!!
What a great ride!!!
LocoJoe's Recent Rides
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Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Arkansas City)
Great photos of the group and solo rides
I really like Nova's bike with the white wheels, grips, rack, and Country Rock tires
Favorite shot is the bike mirror reflection one
Great photos of the group and solo rides
I really like Nova's bike with the white wheels, grips, rack, and Country Rock tires
Favorite shot is the bike mirror reflection one
Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Arkansas City)
Thanks all. Steve that bike is one we built for Nova's Father. He was diagnosed with cancer right after we started building it and passed away shortly after we gave it to him. It was given back to us. It's a great riding bike. Has an internal 3 speed.
A really short video of something we came across while on today's ride to breakfast and then shopping. http://youtu.be/hyop1KkmNUA
When we got home from our ride a friend called and asked if I wanted his old Rockhopper. I took it. Aired up the tires, swapped the seat and rode it to the store tonight.
Thanks all. Steve that bike is one we built for Nova's Father. He was diagnosed with cancer right after we started building it and passed away shortly after we gave it to him. It was given back to us. It's a great riding bike. Has an internal 3 speed.
A really short video of something we came across while on today's ride to breakfast and then shopping. http://youtu.be/hyop1KkmNUA
When we got home from our ride a friend called and asked if I wanted his old Rockhopper. I took it. Aired up the tires, swapped the seat and rode it to the store tonight.
Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Arkansas City)
parallel universe? I found a really nice Stumpjumper at a garage sale Friday.
asking $75 took my offer of $50.
Rose color, Shimano Deore XT indexed group, front sus fork, rear rack, toe clip pedals.
the thumb index shifter snaps from gear to gear.
reminds me a lot of the red Specialized you ride all the time.
this one is a keeper!
parallel universe? I found a really nice Stumpjumper at a garage sale Friday.
asking $75 took my offer of $50.
Rose color, Shimano Deore XT indexed group, front sus fork, rear rack, toe clip pedals.
the thumb index shifter snaps from gear to gear.
reminds me a lot of the red Specialized you ride all the time.
this one is a keeper!
Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Arkansas City)
Riding today.
Cool. Don't know what I'm going to do with mine.jerrykr said:parallel universe? I found a really nice Stumpjumper at a garage sale Friday.
asking $75 took my offer of $50.
Rose color, Shimano Deore XT indexed group, front sus fork, rear rack, toe clip pedals.
the thumb index shifter snaps from gear to gear.
reminds me a lot of the red Specialized you ride all the time.
this one is a keeper!
Riding today.
Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Family Tradition)
Thanks Jerry.
Been busy with bike stuff around here. I'll try to get caught up...
My Dad has told me that his Dad used to tell him a story of how he (my Grand-Father) as a kid would get his bike to the top of a big long hill outside of town and coast all the way back into town. Years ago my Dad took a bike back to this small town and coasted his bike down that same hill. He has wanted me to do the same for a while so Saturday for a Fathers Day gift we drove 3 hours to Northwest Kansas to coast down the "big hill". Now coasting down the big hill is a tradition that now has been done by 3 generations of my Dad's family and I hope to continue it some day taking my Daughter and Grand-kids to do the same. At the time my Grandpa did this it would have been in the early 1900s and the road would have been dirt/gravel.
Thanks Jerry.
Been busy with bike stuff around here. I'll try to get caught up...
My Dad has told me that his Dad used to tell him a story of how he (my Grand-Father) as a kid would get his bike to the top of a big long hill outside of town and coast all the way back into town. Years ago my Dad took a bike back to this small town and coasted his bike down that same hill. He has wanted me to do the same for a while so Saturday for a Fathers Day gift we drove 3 hours to Northwest Kansas to coast down the "big hill". Now coasting down the big hill is a tradition that now has been done by 3 generations of my Dad's family and I hope to continue it some day taking my Daughter and Grand-kids to do the same. At the time my Grandpa did this it would have been in the early 1900s and the road would have been dirt/gravel.
Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Family Tradition)
So Cool! Glad you made it happen
Great to see the smile on you Dad's face
So Cool! Glad you made it happen
Great to see the smile on you Dad's face
Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Family Tradition)
That is sooooooo cool!!! Great story and tradition.
That is sooooooo cool!!! Great story and tradition.
Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Family Tradition)
I wish we had long straight roads like that here in CT
I wish we had long straight roads like that here in CT
Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Family Tradition)
While out that way we also visited other places in our family's history
This log cabin (which was moved to this park) was built by some relative of mine on my Grand-Fathers side of the family in 1871.
Town where my Dad lived briefly as a kid
This is the farm where my Grand-Mother's side of the family homesteaded.
Where my Grand-Mother and her siblings went to school.
Near the old family farm.
While out that way we also visited other places in our family's history
This log cabin (which was moved to this park) was built by some relative of mine on my Grand-Fathers side of the family in 1871.
Town where my Dad lived briefly as a kid
This is the farm where my Grand-Mother's side of the family homesteaded.
Where my Grand-Mother and her siblings went to school.
Near the old family farm.
Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Chanute)
A couple days ago while I was out in S/E Kansas in search of RAAM riders I stopped in the town of Chanute where I stumbled upon a bike path. I had brought a bike with me so I got it out and rode what turned out to be a very short rail-to-trail. Less than a mile I think. So I just rode around the town for a while and stopped for lunch.
A couple days ago while I was out in S/E Kansas in search of RAAM riders I stopped in the town of Chanute where I stumbled upon a bike path. I had brought a bike with me so I got it out and rode what turned out to be a very short rail-to-trail. Less than a mile I think. So I just rode around the town for a while and stopped for lunch.
Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Chanute)
Is Buffalo Brick made from Buffalo Chips?
Is Buffalo Brick made from Buffalo Chips?
Re: LocoJoe's Most Recent Ride (Chanute)
Thanks Bill. It's a cool and fun thing to do. Some of the locales were new to me.
Thanks Bill. It's a cool and fun thing to do. Some of the locales were new to me.
Shhhh that's part of the guarded. secret recipe. http://www.skyways.org/towns/Buffalo/bricks.htmlkingfish254 said:
