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- Kind of Blue - 08/04/2013
- Broncks - 18/12/2012
- Road to Everywhere - 05/11/2012
- Rose Tinted - 18/10/2012
- Old Dutchie - 17/10/2012
- French Dressing - 28/09/2012
- Eastern Smoke - 25/09/2012
- Sgt. Intrepid - 21/09/2012
- Weekend Wizard - 10/09/2012
- Chromograph - 03/09/2012
- Dreadnought - 22/08/2012
- Real Purdy - 30/07/2012
- 1985 Flyer - 22/07/2012
- Kaffe Racer - 18/07/2012
- Glow in the Dark - 10/07/2012
- Captain Cobbles - 06/06/2012
- Savile Servants - 30/05/2012
- Dumbo - 17/05/2012
- Image Maker - 08/05/2012
- Vitamin C - 12/04/2012
- Keizer - 05/04/2012
- There's Waldo - 29/03/2012
- Bushido - 26/03/2012
- Frankenstein - 16/03/2012
- Duck Downtown - 12/03/2012
- Gone Fishing - 01/03/2012
- Da Firenze - 22/02/2012
- Midtown Monday - 06/02/2012
- Stars & Stripes - 13/01/2012
- Heavy Rotation - 06/01/2012
- A Trois Vitesses - 27/12/2011
- Privateer - 13/12/2011
- Dockside - 09/12/2011
- A Friend In Tweed - 22/11/2011
- 9W, EAST - 18/11/2011
- Belovely - 10/11/2011
- French Lessons - 05/11/2011
- Race Meet - 29/10/2011
- U.S. Marshal - 20/10/2011
- New York Upon Thames - 18/10/2011
- Anodized - 17/10/2011
- On The Waterfront - 06/10/2011
- MCMLXXX - 30/09/2011
- Vintage Find - 24/09/2011
- Fast Food - 16/09/2011
- Denim and Duffel - 10/09/2011
- Downtown - 04/09/2011
- Perfect Commute - 27/08/2011
- The Bag Man - 23/08/2011
- In The Shade - 08/08/2011
- Non-Rush Hour - 29/07/2011
- Dog Run - 17/07/2011
- On Broadway - 03/07/2011
- Track Star - 13/06/2011
- The Collector - 31/05/2011
- Rain Day - 23/05/2011
- Vermont Vintage - 07/05/2011
- Varsity - 25/04/2011
- Cross Color - 14/04/2011
- A.M. Red - 13/04/2011
- East Village Commute - 13/04/2011
- Cold Weather Cruiser - 13/04/2011
- Fenders and Brylcreem - 04/03/2011
Comments
Enno Roosink
5th April 2012 06:53pm
one of the best commuter bicycles on the market - solid fenders - solid steel frame partly lugged - gemoffeld ( dutch ) backed paintwork - nice old school cloth-chainguard even so called raincoat-protector / guard and 3 speed - no worries when streets are wet - typical dutch rearwheel-lock and rocksolid panniers that will even carry an adult person ….. stainless steel rims ( 36 spoke pattern ) this bike will last a lifetime
BATAVUS named after the Batavieren locals that lived in the LowLands / the Netherlands when the Romans were invading Europe - BATAVUS stands for sturdy & invincible
Ad Vermaas
5th April 2012 10:59pm
Yes Enno, Dutch pride! :-)