View Single Post
Old 08-31-10 | 12:54 PM
  #6  
Jtgyk's Avatar
Jtgyk
Senior Member
 
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,308
Likes: 1
From: Richardson TX
I'm in agreement with tsl.
I recognize your phases, though. I've been through them all. I keep it semi fresh and interesting by varying my route home (I usually dilly-dally until it's too late to go any way but the most direct route, riding in) and I'll change bikes between the three I like the best: the touring bike, with drops and brifters; the hybrid with flat bar and big cushy tires; and the new build with the mustache bars and friction bar ends. Which one I choose depends on my mood, and how much time I have to move my MS headlight from one bike to another.

Lately, we've been so slammed at the library that I often ride one of the shorter rides back (even then it's such a great way to decompress that I'll sometimes change my mind half way home and switch to a more meandering route).
__________________
Hey, I'm just this GUY...you know?
>>>Team Critical Mess<<< (You mean it's not SUPPOSE to hurt?)

My nice new Nashbar Touring Build AKA "The Flying Avocadooooooooo!"
1998(?) Trek 700 Multitrack
1995 Trek 1220 AKA "Jimi"
Older Non-suspension Specialized Hardrock
Jtgyk is offline  
Reply