Dear Rouleurs,
Team MMT has journied to San Sebastián via Salamanca and Burgos, since MMT’s last blog. Up until 72 hours ago the gods of weather had smiled fortuitously. Then a wicked cold front came whistling in off the Atlantic Ocean to bring rain, wind and send the mercury plummeting. So much so that it snowed down to the 600m level across Spain. This included Burgos and Avila, places MMT had passed through only days before. So that has meant zero beach weather in San Sebastián, although the skies and seas around the city have been spectacular to watch. MMT digresses.
MMT has a number of holiday happy snaps of some pretty interesting bikes he has seen parked on the street in various Spainish cities so far.
Madrid
 This old track bike was seen in the back streets of La Latina. Zeus seems like such a grand name for a model of fixie. |
 Another interesting urban bike, parked near Tirso de Molina metro station. This one is manufactured by Felt Racing. |
Salamanca
 This is one of the more interesting ‘bikes’ MMT has ever seen. Spotted in the Plaza Mayor, Salamanca, this gentleman was out riding with a bunch of mates on a Sunday morning. |
Burgos
 This wonderful custom three wheeler was presumably being used by for deliverys for the local tavern it was advertising. Spotted in Burgos. |
 MMT has taken a few photos of Brompton bikes over the years, but has never seen a kiddie passenger seat added to the frame. Spotted just up the road from Team MMT’s Airbnb apartment, Burgos, Spain. |
San Sebastián
 This wonderful old hybrid Orbea took pride of place on in the San Telmo Museum, San Sebastián. |
 This Mate bike was parked outside of Team MMT’s favourite Patisserie in central San Sebastián. Has there ever been more attachments added to folding hybrid e-bike?? It should come as no surprise that this bike is manufacturer in Copenhagen. |
So there you have it. Could there be a more different set of bicycles published in a single blog anywhere in the world?? MMT thinks not 😉
Until next time ride safe
MMT
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