Local Motion (part 2)

Jess & KT embark on their daily cruise down Front Street.

We took this in front of our hotel, The Lahaina Shores Beach Resort. The staff allowed us to use the freight elevator in order to keep our bikes safely inside our room on the deck.


Jess and I got our cruisers from Boss Frog. What Lahaina really could use is a proper bike rental company for visitors like us. Boss Frog had only a handful of bikes for rent, and they weren't the friendliest folks we met on the island.


But once we got our wheels, we fit right into the local motion. Oh hai!


:-D


Bikes + summer weather = ride in your bikini!


Local girl cruises in style.

Bicycle Music Festival Part 4: Show Me Some Skin!

There were girls in bikinis.

There were girls in togas.

And then they shared notes on sexy cycling!

abbey road

So they're not crossing a crosswalk in London, and even though they're three and not four, they're still fab, and their stride reminded me of that famous album cover from the Beatles.

winter in SF

After visiting Cycle Chic's recent post about subzero temps in Copenhagen, and hearing the news of blizzards back east, I am guiltlessly enjoying near 90 degree Fahrenheit temps in SF. It's like summer in the middle of January. And what better way to enjoy the heat wave, but to ride to the Park to relax in your bikini with your sweetie. I took this shot two days ago near Hippie Hill.

All I can say to the rest of you is that we are very sorry (sort of).

angels in the sand

Los Angeles, The City of Angels. Nowhere does LA live up to its name better than at the beach, particularly when you're watching the beautiful people roll by on the Venice Boardwalk. What could be more picture perfect, the sun, the blue sky (yes, even in smoggy LA every once in a while), the palm trees, and good looking healthy people spending their afternoon on a beach cruiser.

Vogue-ing in black and white. Sunscreen required.

Who needs clothing when you have clear skies and a bikini?

Or for those a bit more modest--blue coverup, blue cruiser, blue skies.

Promenade with your baby. The sun provides Vitamin D, and the ocean breeze lulls them to sleep.


Here at the waterfront with Angelenos and Angelenas cruising by, you'd never know that cars were sitting in gridlock on the 405 just a couple miles away.