Please help me make my men's bike look more girly ;)

[rubysoho]

red, black and white... what about a Ladybug theme?

[Owlie]

That bell is adorable.

How different we all are! I would love a red-black-white bike, since red is my favorite color. Alas, they don't exist in entry-to-mid-level WSD frames most of the time.

Accessorizing your bike in coordinating colors, as others have said, is probably the best way to "girlify" your bike--most guys would probably just go for black everything. Personally, I'd go with red and white, unless you hate red--those are easy colors to match and lots of things exist in those colors. A red saddle bag (the one Muirenn linked to looks fun!), perhaps, and those heart cog reflective stickers are cute. White or red bottle cages?

Remember, red ones go faster!

[withm]

Remember, red ones go faster!

Oh, you took the words right out of my mouth.

[jyyanks]

Ok- this post is making me want to spend money!! I really need a painted bike bell - they are too cute to pass up!

[marni]

I would go with red bar tape, a red seat, red bottle cage and handlebar plugs , red bell , rack, and then fashion coordinate my jerseys, sock and shorts accordingly.

I ride a blue trek pilot 5.2 which is a mans bike and the closest I have ever come to doing anything even vaguely stylish, coordinated or girly matching is to insist on blue bar tape and add a silly blue bell. But that is just me, I also wear my hair in a very short buzz and only wear black shorts so I can spit on my hands and wipe my hands off on my legs. I do however love jerseys with orange or orange and other color combinations and a majority of my socks are orange and red so who's to say.

Whichever way you go you willl have fund shopping and accessorizing.

Marni

[rubysoho]

I've needed one for awhile now! The only reason I don't have a cool bell is that at least 5 of them 'speak' to me.

What's a girl to do?

I'm sorry... what's the problem? 5 bells? Seems like one for each day of the week. Actually, I think the REAL problem is you need to find two more bells to cover Saturday and Sunday.