I Like Peeing

I think that most girls that would just jump on you for whatever they see (bougeois rittenhouse morons), would think you're riding a bike because you're poor.

br995

Doing skids on really fine gravel. Man that's fun.

nobrainer440

Leisurely spinning around my college campus at 3 a.m. in dead silence.

onetwentyeight 

flying down a hill with just enough momentum to take you to the top of the next one.

Smiziley

Riding silently past cars stuck in gridlock.

skinnyland

Pulling a nice leg-over skid and surprising oneself with the unexpected quality of said maneuver, and subsequently feeling like a badass 'cause someone else saw it too.

deimos

The gratification experienced after beginning a reverse 360 and it flows into a reverse 1800, effortlessly... (and subsequently feeling like a badass 'cause someone else saw it too. )

mattface 

Narcissus really dug that too

fibergoldfish

having a conversation with friends while riding in desolate streets.

also having a car honk at you, pass you, zoom ahead to the next red light, stop, and than get passed by me as I gently run my gloved fingers over there hood......it tastes so sweet

br995

I don't even know what a reverse 360 is and am way too tired to imagine what 5x that is.

onetwentyeight 

its also known as "backwards circles"

DCist

Whoa, dude. You can balance yourself on a bike. Amazing.

DCist

Leisurely spinning on any bike, at night, in the city is always great.

caloso

Had a great moment this morning.

I was riding on an unpaved levee and the gravel was pretty loose. There were parts where I would have tried to stand up and coast if I were on the geared bike but instead I had to keep the pedals going, quickly but lightly. The less I gripped the bars the better control I had; the front wheel found its own way and I was spinning with my butt barely touching the saddle, my hands barely on the bars, just balanced on the balls of my feet, and my mind was totally blank.

cosmo starr

i take a short-cut between two buildings that includes a parking area, several intersecting walking paths and a garden and to get through requires a series of 90 degree turns. when the cranks fall right and the timing is perfect, its gonna be a good day.

kludge

this has always been a favorite;

getting from point a to point b with out ever putting down a foot. ive gone through great lenghts to keep the mental game behind it going where going beyond traffic lights and traffic there are moments where you might meet a friend on the roadside. even during those moments i try to keep a my feet off the ground. its always a good feeling to reach point b to realize that you never put a foot down.

FixdGearHead

First time I was able to truly trackstand; slightly rocking forward and backward...it was one of those "ah-ha" moments which for some reason seemed so difficult to do beforehand and then instantly became simple. Same goes for skidding.

It all reminded me of the sensation of riding a bike for the first time - you know, the moment when it all 'clicked' and you were able to balance up right and ride around...ditching the training wheels for good.

It's a great natural high. Sadly, it goes away and you need to find another one...next up for me is either drugs or a mastering a unicycle. Think I'll go with the unicycle.

Pfutz

I agree, trackstanding was strangly enough one of the most liberating feelings I have felt. It seemed to take forever, but then all of a sudden it was like my head opened up and it became simple. I love it.

Also, those minutes after a really intense ride where you just want to collapse, the rebuilding of your whole body after you tore it apart.

norskagent

spotting someone riding ahead of you in the same direction, and knowing you're going to pass them in the next few moments.

roadfix

20mph to a frozen stiff trackstand in under 5 seconds at a traffic signal.

thebigdeadwaltz

Middle of the night, right after a great party, bombing down the hill to my house.

heliumb

At 5 in the morning, the city is asleep & the sprinklers are on.

HighRollaMerola

Leaving the engineering lab at about 3am after doing way too much homework, campus completely abandoned and totally silent, sprinting like mad on freshly paved paths. I love the sound of tires powering hard out of tight corners on fresh pavement.

Bonus points if it happens to be a foggy night.

disco2000

Knowing that you're not crammed into a subway car, and knowing that you'll get home faster than those people who are.

non

Riding in downtown Ottawa at night with friends. Doesn't have to be fixed though, but we are all fixed, so...