Tagged: fashion
Beautiful Weather on an Easter Sunday in Oakland
The weather was at 75 deg F (24 deg C) with a slight breeze. Perfect weather for any activity especially riding a bicycle around Lake Merritt.
Tank top, sunglasses, and boots- perfect on a sunny Sunday.
Sunglasses and sandals, as easy as 1-2-3 on a bike.
A shiny smooth purple bike reminds me of Easter eggs.
Happy Easter everyone!
SF Bike Style – A Sunday Afternoon On The Wiggle
Shoes and tires are of the same function, body and frame are of the same form…
Colorful socks are never old…
Turquoise and orange go together as well as butter and bread…
Military style in pair…
Nothing is as fun as riding a bike except when taking the back seat on one…
SF Bike Style – Camping Chic
It’s been said that San Francisco doesn’t do fashion well. In fact, former San Franciscan and famed author Danielle Steel famously said about style in San Francisco, “There’s no style, nobody dresses up—you can’t be chic there. It’s all shorts and hiking books and Tevas—it’s as if everyone is dressed to go on a camping trip…” With all that stunning natural scenery around us, I guess it makes sense we’d have lots of outdoor gear. Being here, it is so tempting to want to throw on the kind of looks shown below which we are affectionately calling ‘Camping Chic’.
Happy camping/pedaling!
SF Bike Style – I see cool fedora hats and no dorky helmets
I see a cool beige fedora with aviator sunglasses.
I see a black hat and fat red tires. Check out his reversed bicycle stem.
I don’t know, but his handlebar grips, red brake cables, wheels and bell are as cool as his hat.
His whole outfit matches his fedora hat!
Another color-coordinated hat outfit!
Happy pedaling!
SF Bike Style – Wind-blown hair and sunglasses
Have a nice week bicycling!
SF Bike Style – B is for Body Arts and Bicycles!
Happy Pedaling!
SF Bike Style – Ride like a bird, fly like a bike
Louis J. Helle, an international scholar, once said, “Bicycling is the nearest approximation I know to the flight of birds.” During last year’s London Olympics ceremony opening, there was a skit performed with dove bikes that was inspired by this quote.
The visionary founder of Apple, Steve Jobs, once compared the efficiency of locomotion between a man riding a bicycle and the flight of a condor. He determined that, “[sic] a man on a bicycle, a human on a bicycle, blew the condor away, completely off the top of the charts.”
So the idea that riding a bike is like flying like a bird must have truth to it.
Going downhill on many of San Francisco’s hills, I often wonder if this how it feels to fly like a bird. Is it the feeling of freedom, the ease of movement, the wind in your face, the speed, the glide…etc. that gives you this sensation?
The photos below capture some of that feeling. So carefree…
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Take off!
