My wife's xtracycle
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My wife's xtracycle
Spring is here. Nice to ride to work with her in the sun
One of a few I took this am
One of a few I took this am
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Sexy bike!!! And practical too.
A good combo in a bike (or wife )
A good combo in a bike (or wife )
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Originally Posted by Roody
Sexy bike!!! And practical too.
A good combo in a bike (or wife )
A good combo in a bike (or wife )
HA! Practical is good. I never understood why women would want to walk around all day on a tiny 2" high heel. Makes no sense. If a woman was doing that for me, I would tell her "Dont do it for me. Wear real shoes that are comfortable and touch the ground. THAT is hot."
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Amen scottyk! I think high heels are modern-day footbinding... but anyway...
WOW! Sweet ride. And tassles... mother effing TASSLES. Now that is something to behold. Jungle theme, no less!
WOW! Sweet ride. And tassles... mother effing TASSLES. Now that is something to behold. Jungle theme, no less!
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Originally Posted by scottyk
HA! Practical is good. I never understood why women would want to walk around all day on a tiny 2" high heel. Makes no sense. If a woman was doing that for me, I would tell her "Dont do it for me. Wear real shoes that are comfortable and touch the ground. THAT is hot."
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Actually, I find it far easier to ride a bike in high heels than to walk in them.
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Originally Posted by donnamb
Actually, I find it far easier to ride a bike in high heels than to walk in them.
You aren't alone in the riding part. I have seen pictures of a certain lady riding an entire weekend in high heels on a vintage 3 speed as part of the ABCE Tour
I also recall seeing on occasion the last time I was in Paris too.
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Originally Posted by Old Dirt Hill
more, please?
https://www.bikerubbish.com/
For example.
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Originally Posted by 531phile
The thing with your xtracycles is that they look brand new. No war scars. No stories.
Truth be told though, they are more about a couple of grocery bags in nice weather than hauling grand pianos through ice and sleet
This one gets a little more action.
more photos here
https://www.bikerubbish.com/surly
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Originally Posted by donnamb
Actually, I find it far easier to ride a bike in high heels than to walk in them.
Do you put cleats on your heels?
Oh nice bikes. How I long for an Xtracycle .
Lucky her!
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Originally Posted by alicestrong
Do you put cleats on your heels?
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