Looks like fun! Thanks for sharing.![]()
Looks like fun! Thanks for sharing.![]()
How fun! You totally would have won it if you had lost that totally non-aero bike horn!![]()
For 3 days, I get to part of a thousand other journeys.
Is that a podium photo?
Is the orange bike the 1st place bike? It looks fast, there are flames on the seat![]()
You're really boobstothetube in that shotthat's a remarkable speed for those bikes?
Ha! For me that's a remarkable speed, period.
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DH and I got a kick out of your story and pictures, Mimi. Our fave is the one with you going flat out with the streamers!
YEs, that was the podium picture, I was just the flower girl. I even pretended to kiss the sweaty champ. The second place guy had already gone back to his office. He clearly had no idea that he did as well as he did. I had to chase him down to give him his prize. and third place, standing thereright below the podium. It didn't take people long to figure out that orange bikes are faster than magenta bikes which are faster than yellow bikes. yes that was the fastest bike.
Our rotating trophy for the record went from our building to the building next door, as the 25 mph speed broke last year's record and dethroned the record holder.
And yes, we'll definitely do it next year.
Hi Mimi
What a great thing to do, really love the pics and the bikes. I am pleased the Orange bike won............![]()
You really went for it in that last pic.
Thanks for sharing that with us.
Sally
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What a great story! Thanks so much for sharing it and the photos with us, Mimi!![]()
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This made my day! Too cute!!!
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