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Good for you and congratulation! I also had a 7 year hiatus from the bike before I got back to it and commuting 25 miles round trip. Took me 3 month to get used to it. Now, after 3 years, 30lb...

LOL!

It's only 4 pounds and not carry every time. Besides I don't feel the weight except for acceleration, deceleration or hills. There no hills in South Florida.

When I have a loaded bike...

Those are beautiful classics!

I try to do the same, however, when I leave my bike locked with a Kryptonite New York "Fahgettaboudit", front and rear tire plus seat post with Pitlock locks, it's not far from sight and if not in...

LOL! Not if you know how to lock it. However, if someone wants your bike, there is no unstoppable lock out there.

There is something about simple quality that I like!

Ouch! It hearts thinking about it!

WOW! Sometimes when I ride my minds wonder and I think I can ride like that, then the old lady on the phone brings me back to reality. That's some hard work there!

That is a nice looking bike!

Not to get personal Ed, but how much you weight? The reason is that if you are riding a proper wheel for your weight, you should not get that many spokes failure. I'm a riding fool myself, don't know...

I don't feel any difference between a regular hub to this dynamo hub, as far as resistance goes. The wheel is a little heavier but that's it. The dynamo run lights are very bright and the beam...

1983 Cannondale touring bike (second year they made bikes in the US). Upgraded many times over the years! Currently a 7 speed (rear) with an 8 speed "brake shifter". Front hub dynamo running rear and...

Here's my "push bike"! Commuter, groceries getter, and city "car". Ditch the car last spring, after my son total it on a wreck. Now I'm a one car family. The bike been with me 29 years and she and I...