08-26-2013, 02:04 AM
(08-26-2013, 01:05 AM)dailyrider_imp Wrote: I whole heartedly agree with you Stretch.I love those kids. That crowd also does bicycles and you will see lots of older steel framed bicycles in various states of restoration/repair out of those kids. I have a friend who started up a little business doing that and he is going great guns now, can't find time to do anything else.
What was nice was that the pestilence of 'baggers' around here was a no show.
I spoke with a couple of guys with small shops that are making a living at buying old bikes, chopping or cafeing and selling them. There were a lot of rigid frames, tank shifters and spray bomb paint jobs there Saturday night.
I'm gonna have to pull my old faded levi denim out of the closet. Sure brought back a lot of good memories of when I first started riding.
Also the other cool element is you were with your own kid who must have her head on pretty straight to like this kind of stuff.
