Opposite Flinders Street Station.
Parked alongside public bike-share bikes. The scheme has not been a huge success, many say due to the compulsory helmet laws in the state of Victoria (and most, if not all, other Australian states).
I imagine the NS-22 is a bit lighter than these tanks.
Federation Square.
Federation Square.
Federation Square.
Yarra River
Notice the man on the antique bike does not wear a helmet. It doesn't seem cool. I had not heard of this magazine until today when I saw these posters. I know nothing about it.
Shrine of Remembrance, a war memorial, bike to left of stairs.
South Yarra train station.
South Yarra train station.
South Yarra train station.
Picasso-esque sculpture at the little-known cultural oasis of Frankston, one hour by train from Melbourne.
Bag tied on to rack with old tyre tube.
I see the white NS-22 in Adelaide went for $96. There is a blue one in Melbourne, started at $100 and already has a bid, looks in EC, original tyres probably a bit tired.
I found the brakes OK in the wet today, at least not as useless as I remember another bike I had.
I have done about 50km on this bike since the computer was fitted. The left cotter pin is a bit loose, I must get on to that.
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