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| Nick is still alive and cogent after being brained on a construction site by this piece of heavy metal - the message is - wear a helmet and beware of idiots throwing things. We cyclists know all about that, right ...? |
Hard at work with Twin Air Q tandem owner Lt Col Jim Gibson, a long time BF Club of HI member. |
Wonderful Hawaii place names! |
The Koolau mountain range is a permanent vista snaking around Honolulu and the windward coast. |
View from Kailua on the windward side of Oahu. A very Georgia O'Keefe sky! |
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| The view from a friend of a friend's beach shack in Lanakai, the most exclusive neighborhood on Oahu. What on earth was I doing there? |
The hills are alive with the sound of 'aloha' ... |
Wives of aloha county - do these gals look happy to be living in Hawaii? Does a chicken have hard lips? |
A dinner with Bike Friday Club of Hawaii folks, just back from Common Circle's Big Island Sustainability Tour - Ralph, in front, was the coverguy of the Bike Friday 2006 catalog. |
Sunday ride with the Honolulu Tradewinds Bike Club. They like to go fasssssst. BF Club of HI member Cam Shuford kept up on his Air Friday. |
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| It's a long way down on that other side ... |
What do I do on a Friday? Ride with customers! Like Cam Shuford and his Air Friday. |
Chance meeting with Patricia Bragg of Braggs Liquid Aminos, who was enamored by my pink Bike Friday. |
Patricial Bragg, zestful daughter of the Braggs Liquid Aminos empire, wrote 'The Complete Triathlon Endurance Training Manual' and took to my hotrod pink Pro Petite - por supuesto! |
View over Kaneohe from a Bike Friday customers house - where do you live on a Friday? |
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| Spotted on a T-shirt in Hawaii. Honolulu basically burns fossil fuel like a live volcano. How long can it go on? |
Cynthia DeRosier, author of The Surfer Spirit, points the way up the 1100-step Koko Stairs. With my cycling quads I strode to the top, then could barely walk two days later! |
View from Koko stairs. |
Hardware belonging to the former cable car that took people to the top in wartime. |
Hawaii Kai at dusk from the Koko stairs. |
