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  1. #1
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    Very nice. ENJOY.

    I'm thinking---BEE THEME. Switch out the saddle and bar tape to black. The saddlebag is fine. YOu should call the bike "Sting."

  2. #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Velobambina View Post
    Very nice. ENJOY.

    I'm thinking---BEE THEME. Switch out the saddle and bar tape to black. The saddlebag is fine. YOu should call the bike "Sting."
    That isn't a bad idea to switch those out. I actually hadn't thought of that.
    Sting is quite fitting hence the colors, and also considering I just crashed on the pavement and the road rash on my leg stings a lil bit! lol No scratches on the bike though!!

  3. #3
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    That is a very pretty bike! Glad to hear you saved it as you fell Hope the road rash clears quickly <ouch>

    Gilly :-)

  4. #4
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    BEE-utiful! Congratulations!
    "If Americans want to live the American Dream, they should go to Denmark." - Richard Wilkinson

  5. #5
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    Must have been a bummer to go down on such a lovely new bike! Glad she's okay (and you, too!).

    I'd stick with the white. It's really pretty.

  6. #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by redrhodie View Post
    Must have been a bummer to go down on such a lovely new bike! Glad she's okay (and you, too!).

    I'd stick with the white. It's really pretty.
    I decided to stay with the white saddle, but the white bar tape, sadly has to go. It's already gettin dirty! I don't mind my Mtn bike dirty, but for some reason this one is different. I feel like an over-protective mother! lol

  7. #7
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    Twigg, congratulations on your new sweet ride. How do you like your white seat? I guess the white bar tape is a no go, but don't despair, there are some really cool bar ribbons out there with marbled colors.

    I think you will be pleased as punch to have a WSD bike.

    I'm on a Specialized Sequoia and our LBS just got in a new shipment of '08's. I would love to test ride a Dolce. It looks so cool, clean and quick!

    Have a great weekend ride.

  8. #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by twiggjlm View Post
    I decided to stay with the white saddle, but the white bar tape, sadly has to go. It's already gettin dirty!
    I clean my white bar tape with Soft Scrub. It works like a charm.

  9. #9
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    Nice- very nice!!!! What a beautiful ride!!!!
    Sting is a good name- you can use it as a noun (I rode Sting this morning) as a verb (my bike stung the road yesterday), as an adverb (Sting's moving so stingingly fast that I couldn't see who was riding it) or as an adjective (you're stinger fast bike is amazing). Sorry- I just got done reviewing parts of speech with the students and my brain hasn't shut off.

    Enjoy your new best pal!!!!
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  10. #10
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    What a sweet bike. She looks like she has a sunny disposition. Have lots of fun rides.

  11. #11
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    This bike is so much fun to ride! Thank you all for the encouragement and the props.
    I've had a bit of a shaky start on the clipless pedals (my first pair) but I know with some practice I will get used to them.

    BTW-nice word usage Tri Girl! Sting is proving to be quite versatile!

 

 

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