Too much bike? Is there such a thing?

[SadieKate]

jobob, why are there no photos from the incubator? I distinctly remember the caregiver saying you could visit.

[jobob]

I don't want to be a pest. But give me another week.

[SadieKate]

I don't want to be a pest. But give me another week.

P'shaw. I give you half of the weekend.

Drtgirl, when it comes to mountain bikes more is better, At least to some extent. Good suspension, light weight, crisp shifting, etc. Lack of these things on a mtb is magnified more than on a road bike. Go for it.

[MomOnBike]

In my altogether insufficiently humble opinion, the only way you could have too much bike is if it were the type with a motor. In that case "Too Much Bike" would mean that the power of the bike is too much for your weight/handeling skills - which is dangerous.

"Too much bicycle" is a different matter, and not a matter for worry.

The real question is, as I have often said before, is: Does the bike make you smile? If so, it's right for you. In the end, what else really matters?

[kermit]

I consider any bike an investment in my physical fitness. That's how I justify my "forever" bike. The best I can afford and will keep forever. I think a better bike makes you a better rider. I started with an aluminum bike with 105components, and when I got the carbon hotness ( roubaix pro), What a difference. Get what you want, and what makes you happy. If you love your bike you will enjoy riding it.

[Drtgirl]

Alright, I'm gonna do it! I'll post a pic once it's built up.

Thanks for the advice!

[bnylo]

Key here is HALF OFF!!!! OMG when will you get another visit like this from the shopping gods!? You can't pass it up!!