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ductape's inclusion of "production value" gets my vote :-)

beamer, I see now

a storm in the woods? noice ;)

Nothing says summer in Marin like fog on the hills... that's Mt Tam in the background :D some more from the same ride this weekend

Ya, that was how I swung as well - doesn't get more 'murrican than cobbled together by hand in a barn in West Marin ;-)

And in a big way, not just USA but Pac NW - way to roll through the redwoods T!

Can you say Chicago Schwinn 1939 DX? Made in USA: - Frame, Cooks Bros fork, Bendix 2-speed lever action rear coaster hub, Ashtabula stem, alloy seatpost and Joe Breeze machined handlebar adapter shims. Not to mention custom paint by Alan Bonds. It's a well and true rider and gets...

Alan's bikes were ALWAYS too pretty, he really brought bling to the scene ;-)

a few past and present rides 1936 Model C, just before a downhill run in '06 How she looks now - original pre war paint. Her tribute sister 1996 Ignax X 1939 DX 2-speed DX Hybrid 1938 Pre War Steel Hardtail 1986 Mongoose ATB Pro 1994 WTB Phoenix SE...

Turbine LP - good score.

Speaking of old skool...how about an Alan Bonds built 1939 Schwinn DX hybrid? Repack tested, CK approved ;-) Build details on Alan's site

I voted for the old West Marin rental bike ;-)

That...right there...KUDOS!

Couple recent ride pics... New Years eve ride. Top of Mt Tam 1-9-2011 artsy...

What the man from the Bronx is saying is, expect to see some new pics of this old beast perhaps with snow in the treads ;-) ENJOY!!

Some pics from my post Thanksgiving ride - gotta love November in Nothern California ;-)

Brad's Epic - the one I'd most want to rock out on.

If only you would give the rest of the world a chance and stop monopolizing SP's and CC's time ;-) thanks for the kind words, it's amazing to me that this bike is rolling as fast on my technical 10 mile loop as my 650B converted Titus ever did and I'm still getting used to it.

Made me check! Hard to read through the paint but deffo starts with 94 :oops: 94250 is what is looks like without stripping the paint off.

Work fine with the V and with toggle in back - assuming you have the 97 and up "V chip" Canti models or the V specifics they work with anything cable actuated - best levers ever IMHO. Toggle Cams give you some adjustment too if you know what to play with (threaded toggle).