The 10 Best Photos from the Dallas Tweed Ride

Beginning at the Grassy Knoll, which is always the best place to begin something, a hundred-or-so fancy pants guys and gals biked through downtown and historic Oak Cliff yesterday. It was the third annual Tweed Bike ride, and it may or may not explain why this author nearly plowed through...

By Nick Rallo

November 14, 2011

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Beginning at the Grassy Knoll, which is always the best place to begin something, a hundred-or-so fancy pants guys and gals biked through downtown and historic Oak Cliff yesterday. It was the third annual Tweed Bike ride, and it may or may not explain why this author nearly plowed through a mustachioed, chaps-wearing biker on Maple on Sunday.

Anyway, our contributing photographer Danny Hurley was downtown, and he brought back some shots of Go Oak Cliff's awesome hipstery (ah, dammit, can't believe I said it) event. You can find our favorites below.

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