Look at this mixte

[bikerHen]

doh! the ad says its been sold.

Bummer! Keep looking SouthernBelle. I've been haunting the local CL for months and the mixtes do pop up and I buy them. It's an addiction. I may beat out East Hill for the most Mixtes soon. bikerHen

[Eden]

the shop down the street from me has a teeny tiny mixte right now..... very tempting as my utility bike was stolen recently. I do not need another bike, I do not need another bike, I do not need another bike..... (especially not one that needs maintenance and hard to find parts....)

[SouthernBelle]

I was having visions of myself doing that copenhagen girlie thing on it.

[GLC1968]

I'm selling a mixte frame in about 2 weeks. I'll post here on TE first, of course. It's a 1979 Schwinn LeTour and it's too big for me...probably the equivalent to a 50 or 52cm frame?

Ooh, I think I have a blurry photo...let's see...



Sorry it's so blurry! This was taken with my camera phone with no flash. I'd misplaced my digital camera. I've since found it, so I'll take more (and better) photos when it goes up for sale.

[sundial]

Where's Sandra?? She's the mixte queen.

[SouthernBelle]

Where's Sandra?? She's the mixte queen.

She's probably working, not goofing off like us.

[bikerHen]

They are a kick to ride around town. But it seems riding a mixte put you into the sub-category of rider. I get a great deal of enjoyment from the "snubs" I get while riding my mixte(s). Ahh, if some riders could only mellow out and cruise . . .

On the other hand, the monthly cruiser ride, complete with a couple of beer stops, is a complete blast. bikerHen

[bikerHen]

GLC1968, Its a good thing Portland is just a little too far.

I forgot about Sandra. Maybe I can be the West Coast mixte queen. I'll have three after I pick up the one on Monday. Although I'm getting the "you are going to sell one" hints from my husband. bikerHen

[GLC1968]

They are a kick to ride around town. But it seems riding a mixte put you into the sub-category of rider. I get a great deal of enjoyment from the "snubs" I get while riding my mixte(s). Ahh, if some riders could only mellow out and cruise . . .

This is very true! 'Serious' cyclists give me a wide berth when I'm on the mixte because they assume I have no idea what I am doing. Very funny. They also assume that I'm slow...so they tend to get all competitive when they see that I'm right behind them still.

Of course, my guess is that this wouldn't be the case if my mixte didn't look like it belonged in the Wizard of Oz. (dooda dooda doodoo...)