I like you.

Now if only I could get a girl within 50 miles of me say that. ;)

HAHAHA! So True.

Just times it by 3... :D (I'm cute, too)

meh. like many of the others have said. padded bike shorts under the baggie stuff. on long rides on the geared or the fixed roadie, no baggies. around town, or just out for a cruise/coffee/grocery getting/errand running, baggies with pockets are very nice utilitarian fashion. whether you have bike shorts on under or not.

bottom line: ride what you are comfortable riding in.

Please don't tease me! 150 miles doesn't seem so far when I look around and there are no cuties on bikes here.

get this and 150miles are no problem ;)

http://www.m5-ligfietsen.com/images/...r_rechts_a.jpg

Move to Austin there are really really cute women on bikes everywhere around here. Some of them are pretty fast too! err...on the bike that is ;)

MKRG!!! Watch Out!!! This is nearly exactly how I ended up married!! :eek:

(oops... i forget, i'm supposed to be ashamed of how that happened :rolleyes: )

http://wpni01.auroraquanta.com/photo...2235204006.JPG
http://www.pet-clothing.net/images/scottyphoto.jpg

you started it...

arf

Padded bike briefs in tight jeans.

The dog with the boots looks like my Aussie, except he wears his boots due to both back legs being broken. Function over form as it were.

ya, mon!

I wear cycling-esque shorts under my jeans.. I hate shorts.. I only wear them to the beach.

The reminds me that last night I saw some tourers (or serious grocery shoppers) one of whome had a trailer. In the trailer looking pleased as punch to be riding around in a bike trailer and thinking we were all dumbasses for walking was one quite large hound.

Rock on, dude.

that explains your close relationship with 165.

sounds like someone has a 'little ride'...

this one's a jindo. the absurd outfits come courtesy of my girlfriend. i would never subject the poor guy to that level of humiliation.

sorry to hear about your fido's legs.

it reminds me of a quip from a friend of mine at work: a client came in with a dog that was missing both hind legs. he'd rigged up a little trailer/wheelchair for the dog's 'drivetrain', and fido was happy as pie ( :) ) tootling around the office. within a minute, everyone had come out of their rooms to 'aawwwww' at the handicapped dog. my buddy goes, "if that was a person, you guys wouldn't have given him a second look..."

(my other co-worker commented that he thought the dog was 'lazy' :D )

Are you implying that we should look at people in wheelchairs and say "AWWWW, wook at da widdle handicapped person"?

nah, just that we should confront them about their slack approach to locomotion. ;)

Korean breed. Looks a little small for a Jindo. Beautiful, loyal dogs.

yup. he's not really so small - weighs in around 40 pounds. he's certainly beautiful, and definitely loyal, but he's also a handful - he's a shelter dog. he was adopted twice unsuccessfully, as he's 100% dog aggressive (he'd go after a 200 lb mastiff if we let him - maybe that'd cure him!) and people shy (we suspect he was probably abused). we fondly call him our ******** child. so sweet, yet so evil.