fantastic! Congrats on getting yourself a mixte commuter bike. Photos?
fantastic! Congrats on getting yourself a mixte commuter bike. Photos?
Yay!!! I'm glad things are working out for you guys! I'd love to see pictures of your bike, once you have her all set up:-)
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Mimi - This is her when I brought her home. She now has a new (and lower) saddle and silver fenders. I've got a new seat post and an adapter to add a water bottle cage on the way. I'm working on picking out a rack or basket of some sort as well. She'll probably need new tires fairly soon, too. Oh, and reflecters and stuff....
Ultimately, I think I want a honey brooks saddle and cork grips (and silver break levers and bar ends and maybe albatross bars and...) but that'll be a little further down the road.
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Great news! With such a concise commute, you could go home for lunch every day and double your mileage and save your lunch money for those albatross bars! Soooo much better than driving. I like your new bike alot.
On days when the weather is very bad, consider walking. 1 1/2 miles is only a ~30 min walk (depending on how brisk) and sometimes it is easier to stay comfortable walking.
Yay! Good for you. Glad you're "back in the saddle."![]()
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