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Sweet thread idea! Also, I love the striped saddle! Here's my first Brooks. A Pro with the nose trimmed. It came to me that way, but it had lived a long life before that. My B.17 replaced the Pro. This one got trimmed, tied, and carved. Very comfortable. I gave a similar treatment to the...

I'm not sure if you're set on a new bike or not, but there are lots of great used MTB's from Trek, Spec, Gary Fisher, etc. that can be EASILY made more comfortable and faster on the road. A low end aluminum bike from a large manufacturer is almost always a great value for performance as they...

Has anyone else seen this piece of awesomeness? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yORN4uCkc_M Clearly the guy just does it because he can, and it looks SO rad. I bet it's almost as much fun as flying.

Whatever secret element it is that makes bikes hawt, that bike has it. Gorgeous.

I've done it with sandpaper. Like you said, it's a lot of work. It probably took me twenty minutes, and I believe my hands got tired, but it got done..

A rat porteur! Dock Rat, maybe? Since it's a work bike, what job does it do?

Yeah, that close-up of the springer looks rad. Now you need a pic with the Ghia.

...the fact that I can't get a job (or even an interview) in most fields if I haven't paid some school $5000-$10000 to be 'certified and trained' when I could easily learn the job in the first week.

Nice bike! I loved the Bandit movies.

Hi there. New guy here on the East coast of Canada. North shore of Prince Edward Island to be exact. I found this place while looking for info on some old bikes that've recently come into my possession and I really like it. I started mountain biking a few years ago, then riding refurbished...