As we came around the front of the building, I saw that we weren't the only ones who rode. There was also a charming Raleigh Spite locked up to a sign.
And what's this on the other side? A small bike...
Well, we went in and had breakfast, and as we were leaving we met the owner of the Sprite and his son. What I thought was a trail-a-bike was actually just a coupling tube that linked the two bikes together. Dad still had pretty much full control of where son went, but the son had more freedom than on a single wheel trail-a-bike. It was pretty cool.
Another bike commuter in the making!
4 comments:
Wow, it's great seeing all the bikes. The little bike is like a bonus. You people down there are getting it right - I've never seen a conglomeration of bikes outside a restaurant like that here. I keep hoping...
That was a group ride though. My bike club does that every Saturday morning. I make it once or twice a month typically.
Also, that morning there was a "Zoo Run"; the zoo is only a couple miles away, and the place where we ate is pretty popular.
We used a "Trail-a-bike" last summer on vacation before Kenz could ride without training wheels. She loved it, and so did every other kid that was with us! I've never seen a set-up like that before- cool!
That's neat.That looks like a great way to ride with a little one.
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