-
Join 878 other subscribers
Top Posts & Pages
- Leaving the fold: the Tern Link P7i
- 40 years later: The Schwinn Sports Tourer
- Randonneuring Brompton at rest in France
- Up a creak with the Tern Link P7i folding bicycle
- Test riding Brompton bicycles in Oak Park, Illinois
- Review while parked: Click-Stand
- Yuskauskas, still nice, now Peter from Brompton
- The examined life from Oregon to Patagonia. Mostly by bicycle
- Handbuilt wheels, crow's feet and the Hercules
- The race goes, not to the swift, but to the sufficiently tired: Benotto Modelo 3000
Search
- Follow 16incheswestofpeoria on WordPress.com
Tag Archives: Jim Langley
Day 30: #30daysofbiking
A relative and I have debated the wording of the following phrase, but at the end of a cold night’s ride, after a rainy afternoon, after 30 days of riding a bit of every day, I say: Good night, sweet … Continue reading
Posted in Other bicycles, Report from the road
Tagged #30daysofbiking, Fisher, Jim Langley
Leave a comment
Two wheels through time: Lynda and the Luthy tandem
This Luthy tandem has survived the passage of time, including World War II scrap drives. We don’t know whether its first riders were in love or stayed in love, but that ignorance doesn’t make the bike weigh any more or less, nor does it diminish its graceful beauty. Continue reading
Posted in History, Other bicycles
Tagged Daisy Bell, Jim Langley, Luthy & Co., Luthy tandem, Peoria manufacturing
1 Comment
Saving a Masi. Visualizing bicycle share.
I was pleased with the way Les Siegrist’s Schwinn Sports Tourer went together. But Jim Langley faced a much harder decision: whether to have an expert replace the down tube of a rusty Masi Gran Criterium. (Jim Langley) Seventy-five percent … Continue reading
Posted in Brompton, Infrastructure, Montague bicycle, Weekly Linker
Tagged Jim Langley, Masi Gran Criterium
2 Comments
Bicycles for the 1%: Worth it?
I don’t spend much time thinking about the high end of the bicycle market. First, I have a hard time telling one miracle machine from another, despite the generous decaling. Second, you can have tremendous amounts of fun on bicycles that … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly Linker
Tagged Australia, bicycle workshop, book, expensive bicycles, Jim Langley, Michelin Man, Rob English
Leave a comment
Bike sharing works. Professor commutes. Bike fit links
Bicycle sharing as an idea has been around for quite a while. Amy Westervelt says the reason more programs are succeeding today is that they have business models that work. (Forbes) Jonathan Simmons has a nice essay on 83-year-old MIT … Continue reading
16incheswestofpeoria 
You must be logged in to post a comment.