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She's way nicer of a bike than I really need, but I really couldn't resist:
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2008 Jamis Xenith Pro
I'm adopting her from a girl on team Cucina Fresca who's going into Peace Corps. This is Bike #4; my husband says if I want to get another, I'll have to get rid of one. :p Guess now I'll have to start riding fast to make it worth it.
Too much bike just means you'll grow into it. That's a beautiful metallic blue color
She's lovely! And your 4 bikes still take up less space than one car:)
Sweet bike! Congrats and I hope you share many blissful miles.
Very nice.
sweet!
Very nice.
And there's no such thing as too much bike. :D
Very nice.
And tell DH the bike needed a new home, deserves a good home! :rolleyes:;)
Very pretty. I love the color. Congrats!
Bee-YOU-ti-ful!!!!!
That is a really sweet ride!! :D
Nice. I've read good things bout that bike. She should be wicked fast :)
Should write a ride report after you've got some miles under her.
Grats!
Lovely bike. Enjoy!
I've put about 100 miles on her so far. Yow! I have a lot to live up to in this bike. She is FAST, or wants to be. Today I did 45 miles/~3500 feet (depending on who you ask) of climbing and I won't say it was easy, but it sure wasn't as challenging as I was expecting. Every hill I got to the bottom and thought, "OK, this is going to be really hard," and when I got to the top, I realized "Gee, that wasn't nearly as bad as I was expecting." The handling was crisp, it was very responsive feeling, and it really moved when you stepped on the pedals.Quote:
Originally Posted by roguedog
So...two thumbs up. Awesome bike.
Beautiful bike - and how wonderful that it is performing so well for you.