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  1. #1
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    Lisa - that is one gorgeous saddle! I can hardly wait for Flossie's B67 in honey leather now!

    (Crow Carmelita Crosscheck really likes the black B67 that used to be on Flossie, so I'm just not riding Flossie until the honey one comes in)
    "If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson

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    Quote Originally Posted by KnottedYet View Post
    (Crow Carmelita Crosscheck really likes the black B67 that used to be on Flossie, so I'm just not riding Flossie until the honey one comes in)

    POOR FLOSSIE!!!! Not only have you "betrayed" and abandoned her, but....you even stripped off her saddle and gave it to the new Usurper??? Poor Flossie......even her golden lugs can't help her now....(sniffle, sniffle, lower lip trembling....)
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    No, Lisa, Flossie now has a better matching honey colored saddle. I wouldn't have it any other way. Black saddle on the surly, Honey on Flossie!

    where are the handlebar tape pictures?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mimitabby View Post
    No, Lisa, Flossie now has a better matching honey colored saddle. I wouldn't have it any other way. Black saddle on the surly, Honey on Flossie!

    where are the handlebar tape pictures?
    I just hope Flossie "knows" she is getting a new saddle! She just has her naked seatpost sticking up in the air right now....so undignified!

    The handlebar tape pix are on my main bike page, under the 3 updated 2007 blue bike pictures:
    http://harmonias.com/Bikes.html
    Lisa
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    She knows! I give her lots of love, she knows she is my gazelle and Surly is my utility. And a honey will look much better on her than the black. (I've been planning - and even ordered- the honey before I bought the Surly)

    all is well!

    (She approves of Crow, after all, Ravens are Odin's messengers and Flosshilde is a Rhinemaiden, and Yggdrasil where Trek took the crow is the Norse world-tree, lots of connections, all good!)
    "If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson

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    I have to laugh... my Gazelle is definitely my "ultility" since it weighs about 50 pounds!

    I agree with what folks have said about being scared... and that there are lots of things to be scared of. My commute is 7 miles.

    I am *not* particularly slow, they tell me... but my commuting average is often under 12.5 (today with construction it was under 11). Commuting is completely different from getting out on the open road. I keep track of how long it takes me but I definitely don't try to up my average. I'm focused on commuting. I wll go fast in stretches for fun, but still, I don't look at anything that is going to shift my motivation to "am I going to beat yesterday's time" when I'm in anything like traffic (and we don't really have a lot of that). However, I know that where I used to live, most people had at least an hour's commute (mine was 1:15) ... that's a lot of commuting time and t hey're not even riding!!

    This morning I encountered a genuine grumpy "what are you doing on the road impeding my precious life" driver. Even my winsome smile didn't convert him...

 

 

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