
Nate at Performance Bike in Mountain View was so helpful, disscussing sizes, components, tire types, etc...He let me try out multiple bikes and almost convinced me that I wanted a road bike, (yes, there is a difference) but I truly see myself doing trails more than riding on the road. I may be putting myself at a disadvantage during the tri, riding a mountain bike instead or a road bike, but I wanted something I would ride after I trained for the event.
Of course, as always with a purchase of this magnitude, I had that moment of panic, of buyer's remorse, but this isn't as frivolous a purchase as that $400.00 handmade/hand-dyed sweater I bought at an art festival last summer. Yes, the one that the artist promised wouldn't shrink. I will so ride this bike more than I will wear that now itty-bitty sweater.
I think I'll name my new friend Monchichi, which means monkey in Japanese.
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Monchichi, Monchichi you're so soft and cuddy. (Remember the Monchichi stuffed animals that had rubber faces and could stick their thumbs in their mouths.)
A triathalon? You go girl!
Very Nice!!! Have fun and remember... rubber side down, shiny side up!
Phinner, You are a jock! Who knew?!?
You make all this physical stuff sound like so much fun!
Uh, apparently I used incorrect terminology. By jock, I meant athlete. I looked it up to see if I had used the right word and I don't think I did. Why do I feel like Mork from Ork?
yesh...an athelete she definitely is!
Imagine me, very NOT-atheletic, trying to keep up with her. A very funny site, I must say! ;)
Heehee...I'm so singing that song...
I don't get this. "I really don't like to be attached to material items, but boy oh boy!!! I can't wait to hit the trails, navigate rocks, ruts, sand, and be barrelling down hills at top speed." Could you please enlighten me on this? I keep following all your posts hope you can regularly post more. I get very useful information here. Thanks for having this.
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