mustang1
05-29-09, 02:33 PM
I'm at JFK right now, my flight backto London is at 6:30pm and I got to the airport at 3pm. So now I just have to sit around and browse BF, while that's no bad thing, being away from everything (including BF) for two weeks was a great refresher. Anyway, I have a massage booked in another 45 minutes to ease the pain of having not much to do and plenty of time to do it in.
And that's all.
Actually, I might as well tell you that I hired one of those bikes that everyone curses, one of those that you get from Wallmart. Dont recall the name, something like a Huffy but not quite a Huffy. BUT IT WAS REAL COMFORTABLE compared to my road bike. That thing just glided over bumps and I soon found myself not having to lift my 4SS over ANY bumps. It was slow as heck though but I managed to get to various places in Manhattan on it. I'll post a review when I upload the pics.
I was looking at prices and for the first time I was amazed that the UK IS CHEAPER THAN USA. For example a Specialized Tarmac Comp is about £100 cheaper in UK. Fancy that huh?
And that's all.
Actually, I might as well tell you that I hired one of those bikes that everyone curses, one of those that you get from Wallmart. Dont recall the name, something like a Huffy but not quite a Huffy. BUT IT WAS REAL COMFORTABLE compared to my road bike. That thing just glided over bumps and I soon found myself not having to lift my 4SS over ANY bumps. It was slow as heck though but I managed to get to various places in Manhattan on it. I'll post a review when I upload the pics.
I was looking at prices and for the first time I was amazed that the UK IS CHEAPER THAN USA. For example a Specialized Tarmac Comp is about £100 cheaper in UK. Fancy that huh?
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