Two CBA riders standing with bikes in front of a two story mural of a cybernetic gorilla samurai.

Dragon76, artist

A few views from past CBA rides

A CBA four person max ride through Chicago’s neighborhoods is a great way to see interesting sights that many folks don’t have a chance to see.

For more guided ride pictures see the previous post CBA Rides 18.

Contact CBA for custom guided rides and gift certificates for the cyclists in your life. Also, check out The Map, where you can plan your own ride, run, or walk around Chicago.

A CBA rider standing next to a copper color sculpture of human like figures standing on a two wheeled cart.
The Haymarket Memorial (Mary Brogger, 2004) in West Loop. On May 4th, 1888 a peaceful labor rally expressing unpopular opinions (an 8hr work day) was met with violence from authorities. You can find this on the Monuments & Memorials Map
Two CBA riders standing in silhouette with bikes looking at a pink background mural with a Latin American indigenous person wearing an Aztec mask.
Xochipilli (Senkoeone, 2020) in Pilsen. The Aztec god of art, games and flowers.
A CBA rider looking at their phone as we can see the two Sears Towers of Chicago through a gap between two 1920s apartment buildings.
Saving a picture of the two Sears Towers seen from Lawndale. With their new names, Willis Tower (Fazlur Rahman Khan & Bruce Graham, 1974) and Nichols Tower (Nimmons & Fellows, 1905)
Two CBA riders standing with bikes in front of a two story mural of a cybernetic gorilla samurai.
Dragon 76 in West Town for Titan Walls mural festival in 2022. He has created a world of cybernetic primates.
Two CBA riders in silhouette as they look at a four story 1920 warehouse with Egyptian terracotta design details.
Reebie Storage Warehouse (George S Kingsley, 1922) in Lincoln Park. Egyptian Revival was a popular version of Art Deco in the 1920s, and topical after the 1922 uncovering of Tutankhamun’s tomb.

For custom guided bike tours,  gift certificates, The Map and more bike tour pics – CBA Rides 18

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