What have you been riding lately?
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MattiThundrrr
Rattus All Terrainus
I spy a classic NES, and a little pair of klompen
I cleaned the crossframe commuter. I am trying out some chainwax now, since the chain got so rusty and dirty with this wet winter.
Spring is in the air too!
Man I enjoy this bike, love it!
Spring is in the air too!
Man I enjoy this bike, love it!
The last two days I took part in the
"Game of Toiletpaper"
This is a virtual alley cat that you can do everywhere you are. Instead of fixed checkpoints you have to fulfill several tasks.
I took the Wolverine to have some fun:
Starting point should be a street named after a woman. Here Johanna Spyri, a Swiss writer, famous for Heidi.
Another task was to visit a ghost bike
And to visit a special landmark. This picture was taken from the Fliegerberg, the place where Otto Lilienthal tested his flying machines. As you can see, I didn't ride alone but together with my kids, one of their classmates and his dad.
Here we visit a "bike persons place", in our case a open workshop for youngsters, where you can come and fix your bike or get it fixed.
This is us in front of a Berlin sign
We had big fun!
"Game of Toiletpaper"
This is a virtual alley cat that you can do everywhere you are. Instead of fixed checkpoints you have to fulfill several tasks.
I took the Wolverine to have some fun:
Starting point should be a street named after a woman. Here Johanna Spyri, a Swiss writer, famous for Heidi.
Another task was to visit a ghost bike
Here we visit a "bike persons place", in our case a open workshop for youngsters, where you can come and fix your bike or get it fixed.
This is us in front of a Berlin sign
We had big fun!
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big fun indeed. That's great.
MattiThundrrr
Rattus All Terrainus
Snuck away for some quiet time with an old friend
Here's the video I made from those two days (it's in german and partially swissgerman)The last two days I took part in the
"Game of Toiletpaper"
This is a virtual alley at that you can do everywhere you are. Instead of fixed checkpoints you have to fulfill several tasks.
I took the Wolverine to have some fun:
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Starting point should be a street named after a woman. Here Johanna Spyri, a Swiss writer, famous for Heidi.
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Another task was to visit a ghost bike
View attachment 260758And to visit a special landmark. This picture was taken from the Fliegerberg, the place where Otto Lilienthal tested his flying machines. As you can see, I didn't ride alone but together with my kids, one of their classmates and his dad.
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Here we visit a "bike persons place", in our case a open workshop for youngsters, where you can come and fix your bike or get it fixed.
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This is us in front of a Berlin sign
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We had big fun!
I got in a couple hours of stress relief on a picture perfect day! Temps around 70Ā° with a gentle breeze to keep the air clean to see all the fresh snowpack in the mountains after a recent storm.
It was a great day!
It was a great day!
MattiThundrrr
Rattus All Terrainus
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Took Ambitious for a spin with the young bloke, I built him a skinny wheel BMX gear driven hybrid thingy, he loves it and i rekon its pretty cool! was a great day for a ride, after that we went home and did some weights, really enjoying the son ATM
Cheers, yep, this one gets plenty of use. Steel's t' deal.I love seeing Build Off bikes in this section! I expect we'll see this beauty often here in the future. Nice work!!
Lately it's been sub-tropical wet in south-east Queensland.
I've had the 'tank' out. This bike is good fun for following, and crossing the watercourses that run between housing estates.
Years after the developments, the jungle has partly returned. Large lizards are plentiful.
Mostly it's along bike paths - with occasional grasslands and mild off-road.
It's heavy, but geared low enough to make little difference whatever the riding surface.
The motor connects the seat to the handlebars.
I've had the 'tank' out. This bike is good fun for following, and crossing the watercourses that run between housing estates.
Years after the developments, the jungle has partly returned. Large lizards are plentiful.
Mostly it's along bike paths - with occasional grasslands and mild off-road.
It's heavy, but geared low enough to make little difference whatever the riding surface.
The motor connects the seat to the handlebars.
