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Old 04-04-11 | 09:06 PM
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Bikes: Trek Madone, Araya commute

Originally Posted by Gao Jian
Part of the reason I bought a bike was to replace my passion for fixing up cars (which my girlfriend was not a fan of). I have a feeling that in the end, the amount of money I will spend will be the same. And working on bikes gives me the same giddy feeling.
Originally Posted by jdgesus
i used to be into cars, bikes are much cheeper!
Originally Posted by Robofunc
It's true. I still can't stop, though--I'm rebuilding my GSR--blown headgasket. As soon as it's done, My brother and I chipped in on a set of slicks, so I'm finally going to be on something faster than Azenis.

This stuff is all equally addicting.
Originally Posted by yummygooey
Every time my parents complain about me spending so much on bikes, I tell them it's a good thing I'm not into cars anymore.
Same confession as all of you. I had a huge thing for cars. Heck..i still do.

I've had 14 cars from age 16-20. Mostly into the Honda world (Had 5 civics, a few b16 swaps, a b16 turbo, exc), but i also dabbled into the other areas with mustangs, and finished with a Subaru WRX. I worked my butt off and put every dollar i made into my car. I got into bikes again and have now found myself 6 months into being carless, fully commuting on my bicycle. It is saving me a good amount of money and I feel terrific!

Other confessions:

Sometimes i blow stop signs
Sometimes i ride without a helmet
I have a slight thing for hipster girls (but they'd have to be cute as a non-hipster girl. I think i just have a thing for fun fashion)
Sometimes i'm too serious

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