You can tell alot about a person by looking at their bike. Size, colour, type, condition and frequency of use etc. all reflect a way in which a person interacts with his/her environment.
Pak Chom Guest House May 02, 2004
These two guys took our bikes for a spin around town to show off to their friends. Chris nearly had a heart attack when he realised that his passport was in his handlebar bag and was being paraded around town.
Wajima, Noto April 03, 2004
Well, this is Pikochu, the sturdy little tanuki that is going to lead me through our tour. Lets hope he reads maps better than I do.
Yamashita-cho Okaya March 28, 2004
These lived next door to my apato and were always wizzing by on their scooters.
Chiba Japan March 15, 2004
My Cousin Nina got her first bike this year and you can tell from her grin that she is hooked on biking
Nakadaki, Chiba-ken, Japan March 11, 2004
This photo captures Laura's first time riding without training wheels. She really is growing up fast. She just lost another baby tooth and is about to go into Shogako (Japanese elementary school).
Running beside her is Anna, who helped her find that balance which you never forget.
Favorite riding area: On the quite roads in the tambo (rice fields)
by her house in Japan.