OMG OMG... That's my bike!

[grey]

She still has it! *does cartwheels* (figuratively speaking of course, my back has not recovered for that yet).

Now - how do you ship a bike? What's the best method/carrier? She's in Madison, I'm near Chattanooga. Should a bike shop send it, and should it be sent to my LBS?

The timing for finding this could not be better. I badly injured my low back more than three weeks ago - I can still only walk around for 30 to 40 minutes at a time. There is no way I will be able to ride leaning low on my road bike for a very long time - it may be this winter before that is possible again. A more upright bike is excellent while I recover - even the extension on the front handlebar is almost like it was set aside for me! I wonder if I may be able to ride that in 2 months, and seeing that bike every day will keep me thinking more positively! *so excited*

[Mr. Bloom]

I'd get an LBS to pack it and receive it...

Congrats

[Tri Girl]

Congrats on getting it!!!!

[skinimini]

What's the best method/carrier? She's in Madison, I'm near Chattanooga. Should a bike shop send it, and should it be sent to my LBS?

Is that Madison, GA or Madison, WI? If GA, that's probably only about a 3 hour drive from Chattanooga. If GA, and you can't get there soon, and there's not a really close LBS, PM me and I might be able to help you out.

[grey]

Is that Madison, GA or Madison, WI? If GA, that's probably only about a 3 hour drive from Chattanooga. If GA, and you can't get there soon, and there's not a really close LBS, PM me and I might be able to help you out.

Thanks! It's Wisconsin, unfortunately (or fortunately, it looks like the bike has been kept very sheltered).

[Zen]

How do you know it's your bike?

[lph]

That is so cool! Hope you get your bike back.

[alpinerabbit]

What nostalgia!! But that stem, if it doesn't have to be - has to go. Or at least go down.

[Tuckervill]

Zen, I think she means that it is LIKE the one she had.

Karen

[OakLeaf]

What nostalgia!! But that stem, if it doesn't have to be - has to go. Or at least go down.

+1. With the stem nearly vertical like that, the effective stem length looks to be about 1 cm, which will make steering EXTREMELY sketchy and dangerous. (My DH has his articulated stem [don't know what they're really called] set at about half that angle, and I can barely ride his bike because of it.)