One thing I've learned in my time hunting wild bikes in Boston: If you see a bike in Boston that looks elegantly at peace in the surroundings, approach stealthily and it's likely to turn out to be an ANT.
Here's an example spotted near the John Hancock buildings.
Posts like this keep me coming back to this blog. I just love the combination of your sense of style and the world of bicycling. It doesn't hurt that I'm biking in and around Boston too, but that's only a small part of the appeal of your posts.
Posts like this keep me coming back to this blog. I just love the combination of your sense of style and the world of bicycling. It doesn't hurt that I'm biking in and around Boston too, but that's only a small part of the appeal of your posts.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful bike!
ReplyDeleteI really like those creme colored schwalbes. When I need tires next-- I am stepping up!
ReplyDeletelovely!
ReplyDeletebut poorly locked! :/
Gosh that is gorgeous! I love the way the wheels are brown and match the rear rack and front rack.
ReplyDeletehumuna humuna humuna!
ReplyDeleteOooh, nice find. I'm still waiting to see an ANT in the wild.
ReplyDeleteOkay, I found a bike to save up for.
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