Blog – velospeak

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The sun was doing its best to pop out from behind the clouds today.

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Came across some cool bikes in front of Hawg Supply. Today was a bike cleaning day, but the rain may have beaten them to it.

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Spying on the van from above.

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10,696 miles on the Open U.P.P.E.R. as of today. It is definitely one of the best bikes I’ve ridden, and I hope to put another 10,000 miles on it in the years to come. #opencycle

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Today’s adventure on the Open.

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And the weekend is officially underway.

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Trying to get the van out of service jail.

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Still green at the Sign. 9.9.23

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@mitokino photographed the 135Is last month. The mineral grey metallic paint is beautiful, but strangely difficult to shoot. @mitokino did an outstanding job.

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2571 miles of driving through Europe ended yesterday with a pleasant stroll through Zurich. We saw a lot of Germany, the Netherlands, and Switzerland. We even had brief moments in France and Austria. Now I’ve got a 3 hour layover in London to ponder all we’ve seen. What a trip.

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One last ride to Chasseral before heading back to LA.

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The Alps were putting on a show today!

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Bauhaus School in Dessau. Finally got to see this place in person after years of seeing photographs of it. A remarkable building.

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Berlin in 24 hours.

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Mercedes Camper in the heart of Berlin. A little rust will not stop this machine.

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24 hours in Hamburg.

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This is the first Ineos Grenadier I’ve spotted on the streets, this one in Hamburg. Happy to see one, and looking forward to its arrival in the States.

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Ivo was away traveling, but I still needed to stop by and see the place where E28 BMW’s receive care and attention. So much fun seeing the place I’ve read about for so many years.

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Standing atop the levee holding back the North Sea. Hard to imagine this is keeping the sea from flooding a large portion of the Netherlands. And who knew there was a Zurich in NL?

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Land Rover in Rotterdam.

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A telephone, and the clocks of the Sonneveld house.

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