A simple blog celebrating the city bikes of the District of Columbia. Bicycling is not about the gear you own but rather the gear you're on. Just get on your bike and go... this blog will be focused on the Dutch-style city bikes that I see around town on my daily bike rides as well as other bicycle-related odds and ends.
Friday, March 28, 2014
We're so damn close to spring, I can feel it! What I actually felt was the cold drizzle coming down this morning on the bike ride home. At least it wasn't snow. Only one photo for today, I had to give more love to Public Bikes as I saw this green V7 last night in the Golden Triangle just south of Dupont. DC is pretty much a Linus town so anytime I see a Public (based in SF), I have to represent. On the way to my destination to the Golden Triangle (which is the cross of M St., Conn Ave. and 18th St. NW), a girl was going the other way on a Public M8i. I yelled out "Nice bike!" and she gave me the creeper stranger danger glare. :(
Anyways, this is just like my ride except it's all stock from Public. Matching rear rack, stock saddle and even bell from Public. I really hated the stock saddle, it was too mushy for my fat butt so it made my ass sore on longer rides. Public sells them for $5 so that should tell you something about them. You can spot a Public by their signature three color bands on the chain stray frame and front fork. Some older models, like the orange M8i I spotted the other day, will have it on the front lip of the front fender.
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