J came home from T&B as well and was happy to see us all and deliver his cakes that he had made with T.
Yesterday morning I took my new winter bike on it's maiden voyage and was very impressed with it. It may seem somewhat over the top for a winter bike but I don't care and I took all of the parts from my old Cannondale so it is only the frame that is new.
On Friday night between 10 and midnight I finished my bike rack for the basement and am quite pleased with the results. It isn't pretty and I suspect that many of the angles are not exactly 90 degrees, but I made it myself from scratch and it only cost me about £20. It is a bit of a squash to fit them all in and my mountain bike is missing from the rack because it is missing a back wheel, but I think I can squeeze it in at some point. Do we have too many bikes? No not at all - the rack holds 6 and we have 6 to put in it.
The 'winter bike' should go well with a Santa outfit (red/white).
ReplyDeleteWhat makes a winter bike a winter bike? Heated grips, grippy tyres, mudguards - all NO. Perhaps it ios just the seasonal whim or date of acquisition.
Winter beke = cheap training wheels, heavy puncture resistant tyres, mudguards to be fitted and didn't cost 2 months salary so I don't mind it getting shitty salty water off the road into all the parts as much.
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