love my bike...
#1
Thread Starter
partly metal, partly real
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 3,597
Likes: 0
From: Philadelphia.
Bikes: Hummer H2
love my bike...
Ever have a particularly nice ride, especially a quick sub five mile one where you avoid a bunch of obstacles and accelerate through traffic and just feel really quick and nimble, then dismount and look at your bike and realize how insnely perfect it is and how well it fits you (and you it)?
i had one of those on my way to work today. as i rode the elevator to my office, i stared at it and realized that i really really really love the way i built my bike up. the months of riding my beater as i waited for a hard-to-find component on ebay, or spending weeks flip-flopping between bars, never wrapping them because they were a friend's (who was nice enough to let you check them out)...
i really love my bike.
a lot.
it's perfect.
this is all.
i had one of those on my way to work today. as i rode the elevator to my office, i stared at it and realized that i really really really love the way i built my bike up. the months of riding my beater as i waited for a hard-to-find component on ebay, or spending weeks flip-flopping between bars, never wrapping them because they were a friend's (who was nice enough to let you check them out)...
i really love my bike.
a lot.
it's perfect.
this is all.
#2
Ever have a particularly nice ride, especially a quick sub five mile one where you avoid a bunch of obstacles and accelerate a whole bunch and just feel really quick and nimble, then dismount and look at your bike and realize how insnely perfect it is and how well it fits you (and you it)?
#5
Ever have a particularly nice ride, especially a quick sub five mile one where you avoid a bunch of obstacles and accelerate through traffic and just feel really quick and nimble, then dismount and look at your bike and realize how insnely perfect it is and how well it fits you (and you it)?
i had one of those on my way to work today. as i rode the elevator to my office, i stared at it and realized that i really really really love the way i built my bike up. the months of riding my beater as i waited for a hard-to-find component on ebay, or spending weeks flip-flopping between bars, never wrapping them because they were a friend's (who was nice enough to let you check them out)...
i really love my bike.
a lot.
it's perfect.
this is all.
i had one of those on my way to work today. as i rode the elevator to my office, i stared at it and realized that i really really really love the way i built my bike up. the months of riding my beater as i waited for a hard-to-find component on ebay, or spending weeks flip-flopping between bars, never wrapping them because they were a friend's (who was nice enough to let you check them out)...
i really love my bike.
a lot.
it's perfect.
this is all.
#8
#9
tarck bike.com exile
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 2,058
Likes: 0
From: lancaster, pennsylvania
Bikes: bfssfg iro--black.
when i ride to work, i usually lock my bike up and smoke a cigarette by the bike rack cause i know i won't get another one for a while. usually i just look at my bike and realize how awesome it is, and it gets me even more amped to get out of work so i can ride it again.
and since it's been nicer i find myself taking a five or six mile ride on the one mile journey from work to home.
and since it's been nicer i find myself taking a five or six mile ride on the one mile journey from work to home.
#10
I live out in the suburbs and when I go hang out with all my buddies that moved a hop and skip away from anything interesting, I bring my bike on my rack. Sometimes two if we have osmoen that wants to come riding with us but doesn't have a bike. I wish I could just ride anywhere but since the trip out to the stomping grounds is in excess of 25 miles, it just wouldn't make sense.
#12
#13
switching to guns
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 1,968
Likes: 0
From: kings county, nyc
Bikes: allez fuji tracku nishiki TT GT KHS arrow Miner 29'er CIOCC Corsair and now a f*cking awesome waterford skeet velo
Current Mood: "festive"
Last edited by ch0mb0; 04-14-08 at 10:14 AM.
#14
#15
Ever have a particularly nice ride, especially a quick sub five mile one where you avoid a bunch of obstacles and accelerate through traffic and just feel really quick and nimble, then dismount and look at your bike and realize how insnely perfect it is and how well it fits you (and you it)?
i had one of those on my way to work today. as i rode the elevator to my office, i stared at it and realized that i really really really love the way i built my bike up. the months of riding my beater as i waited for a hard-to-find component on ebay, or spending weeks flip-flopping between bars, never wrapping them because they were a friend's (who was nice enough to let you check them out)...
i really love my bike.
a lot.
it's perfect.
this is all.
i had one of those on my way to work today. as i rode the elevator to my office, i stared at it and realized that i really really really love the way i built my bike up. the months of riding my beater as i waited for a hard-to-find component on ebay, or spending weeks flip-flopping between bars, never wrapping them because they were a friend's (who was nice enough to let you check them out)...
i really love my bike.
a lot.
it's perfect.
this is all.
#17
Ride simple.
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 381
Likes: 0
From: Colorado Mountains/New Mexico highlands
Bikes: vitus 979, g fisher, specialized, trek, bridgestone rb1, Trek SS, Hiawatha SS, 54' Schwinn SS, Trek SS CX conversion
mihlbach, Yeah, I do. I'm not gonna pimp you, or plague you, either. I so understand where you're coming from. Enjoy your zen moments of love with all your heart. I do. Respects, man.
#22
stay free.
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,557
Likes: 0
From: Ellensburg, WA
Bikes: EAI Bare Knuckle, 1980's Ross Signature 292s 12 speed
#25
^posier than thou
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 317
Likes: 1
From: Honolulu, HI
Bikes: black 62cm IRO Angus w/Fusions on Phil hubs, Sugino 75 cranks, Soma track drops
They let you in the elevator with your bike? Lucky you. The *******s here force me to lock it in the garage. Fuggen greedy dickheads. At least it's free. Parking here is $6.50/hr!







