The FIRST Safety Bicycle?

The Meyer-Guilmet Bicyclette Though it never saw production, this chain drive, and nearly equal-sized-wheels bicycle, predates HJ Lawson’s chain drive and JK Starley’s Rover by at least a decade or more History of the machine HERE Bicycles[edit] Main article: Bicycle chain  Chain drive was the main feature which differentiated the safety bicycle introduced in 1885, with its two … Continue reading "The FIRST Safety Bicycle?"

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The gloves, the hands and the wrist

First of all I want to thank everyone for the interest and positive reaction to my post about the heated gloves. I was thinking this was perhaps just another “wimpy Suzanne has just bought another gadget” thing. But I’m glad I overcame my self-doubts and took a constructive approach. There were some questions that I’ll … Continue reading "The gloves, the hands and the wrist"

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Most of My December Riding Has Involved Grocery Shopping and Running Errands. Yet, I’ve got THIS to Share.

A few nights ago, I attended a Live Nativity here in MY Town. It was pretty cool, and I think I was able find half of the items on Rich’s Christmas checklist in this one experience. After that, I continued riding, took a few more pictures, and checked off another 25% of the list. All … Continue reading "Most of My December Riding Has Involved Grocery Shopping and Running Errands. Yet, I’ve got THIS to Share."

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December Challenge Holiday List

The challenge for the month of December is anything and everything related to the Holiday Season Specifically look for the following items and see how many you can find: Include your bicycle when practical to do so Nativity Scene Community Christmas Tree Snowman  🙂 @ Greg Sleigh Bells Ornamental Snowflake Tree Stump Decorated for Christmas  … Continue reading "December Challenge Holiday List"

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Winter Is Coming, Part II (The Sequel to the Santa Rosa Version of “Winter is Coming,” by Old Grumbleface.)

As depicted in the featured photo, I am still mired in a complete renovation of the lower level of our home. Not that I’m doing any of the work, but I’ll still use that as the main excuse for my absence on Cycle365 recently. I’m still riding a few miles every day, but I just … Continue reading "Winter Is Coming, Part II (The Sequel to the Santa Rosa Version of “Winter is Coming,” by Old Grumbleface.)"

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Nancy’s Holiday Challenge By Way Of Rich’s Monthly Challenge

Ahhh, Thanksgiving time in Minnesota. The harvest is in, snow is in the air, snow is on the ground and, judging by the sub-freezing temperatures predicted for the next week, the snow is here to stay. There can be no better time to head out on one’s bike for slipping, sliding, picture taking, and finger … Continue reading "Nancy’s Holiday Challenge By Way Of Rich’s Monthly Challenge"

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November Challenge Subset

Holiday Challenge hosted by Nancy With Thanksgiving just a few days away lets participate in Nancy’s Holiday Challenge Anything and Everything Thanksgiving related counts Thank You Nancy!! Not forgetting CRANKSGIVING —  participating in a food drive for local pantries via bicycle Iowa PBS Presents | Bike People: Holiday and Winter Riding (#113) | KPBS Cranksgiving … Continue reading "November Challenge Subset"

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TEANEURING

After all my complaining about weather, we are have a gorgeous spell for all of this week!! Cold but gorgeous. I have posted my teaneuring adventures on my blog in case you might want to take a look, https://adventureswithnancyg.blogspot.com/?m=1 I will be riding all week at least. Then, who knows! Post Views: 23

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Cycle Days Challenge: May, June, July, August, September, October 2022

That’s a half a year! I have been remiss. I was still collecting the pictures and putting them on my website, sort of, but I never got around to posting the link to the months here on Cycle365. I guess I am getting lazy, or else have better things to do. Anyway, the last two … Continue reading "Cycle Days Challenge: May, June, July, August, September, October 2022"

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Moonstone

Today I pedaled south to Moonstone Beach and Cambria, then turned inland, leaving the ocean behind for a while. Like yesterday’s ride, today the Ogre took me to a few places where I’ve pedaled before, as well as some previously unknown roads…. Read more at Bill Bikes Post Views: 25

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