I know whatcha mean! I just sold my trusty touring bike that has carried me through all of my riding for the past 10 years... felt like I sold out an old friend. Unfortunately I just don't have the room for more than a couple bikes.
Its hard but try to move forward and your remorse will lessen.
Tracy
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04-12-2006, 07:43 PM #1
...just rollin' along
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04-12-2006, 11:09 PM #2
in denial
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It's hard to let it go, but just try to think of the new person who bought it and how it will enrich their lives. And, you could always tell them you want first right of refusal if they decide to sell it again in the future.
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04-13-2006, 08:08 PM #3
Don't whine
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the guy who bought it was all happy cuz now he has 2 uprights and 2 'bents. I had a little sigh of envy. But I really did need an upright for the triathlon, and BikeEs really are terribly slow. They are kinda a halfway bent, like the beach cruiser of the 'bent world. At least from that bike I learned that I really love 'bents too, and know what my dream 'bent would be.
I do like my Dew, so I'll do the Dew for a while.
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