Bicycle Built For One.... by kenmo
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At one of our car shows a few antique bicycles and vintage motorcyles made an appearance...
The gent who's riding the old bicycle drove a 1930 Chevy coupe to the show...
Cheers
Ken
Comments (17)
What a very nice Penny Farthing ... I'd love to ride on of those at some time. Super photos.
Ahh!! ~Awesome~ So much Fun :-} FABULOUS!!!
Great capture of those antique bicycles! Funny image :)
I'd feel a bit like Humpty Dumpty up there:) Good catch Ken.
oh how cool ! great capture ~!
He seems to be doing a good job of riding that thing, but can he ride down steps like Electra ?...LOL Kool sequence and the look on those kids faces is priceless ! ~Cheers~
lol look like it was his first bike he had too. wonderful image
If you've ever tried to ride one of these, you know how very difficult they are. He certain knows what he's doing. Wonderful shots.
Cool, outstanding captures!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A lot of fun but I needed lots of room when I rode one. The one I rode didn't have the step brake on the rear wheel seen here, and I've always thought that a freewheel hub would have been a nice update, although that would eliminate your primary braking ...
fantastic capture!
Nice clear shot.
Cool find
superb, intriguing image!!!!
I have always wondered how someone gets on one of these relics.I love the early 60 Chevy pickup
That must be quite difficult to set foot on the floor? Good shot my friend. Thanks Mile ((5 + +)) Cela doit être assez difficile de mettre les pieds par terre?? Bonne prise de vue mon ami . Mile mercis((5++))
I love these, but I don't know if I'd dare ride one.