Nathan Johnson’s Endless Summer Entry
Summertime on the east side of the Golden Gate Bridge. Me and my brother were on our way south to Santa Cruz.
—Nathan Johnson
The Friday Cyclotouriste
Summertime on the east side of the Golden Gate Bridge. Me and my brother were on our way south to Santa Cruz.
—Nathan Johnson
The Friday Cyclotouriste
This is a photo of my brothers descending Dillon Pass in Badlands National Park, South Dakota, on September 13, 2009. They are ridding a Surly LHT and a Surly CC. We were on our way to ride the Mickelson Trail in the Black Hills of South Dakota and stopped to ride through Badlands National Park. Thanks to you and others for sharing all the cycling photos.
—Jack Rayburn
This was taken on a trip my husband and I took to Montreal in early June. We brought our bikes on the train from Toronto to Montreal. In this photo we are riding up Mont-Royal in Montreal. The weather was a bit nasty – it was spitting rain off and on all day. But there were also periods of sunlight and in the park the scenery was great, so it was worth it.
My husband was riding the first bike I ever made – an old Peugeot I painted and named “Yeager” after Chuck Yeager – the first person to break the sound barrier. It’s a great utility bike that has seen many things!
—Kate
