I do about wice per year. When it's cold enough that I don't sweat.

Once upon a time I thought I was hot stuff with a 10-speed (2X5) bike.

That's an LED Taillight that flashes when the on-board bidet is activated.

#****talking

https://mybikeshop.com/products/garm...iew-radar.html


Pretty good deal on a varia if someone needs one.

I washed/degreased the Litespeed to prepare for the rebuild, and now it turns out the new BB and crank won't arrive till Monday. This means I could ride it this weekend, for its last ride as an 8-speed bike. But that means re-lubing the chain, and re-cleaning it and the rest of the drivetrain before I take it al off and put it away.

Or I could ride any one of 9 other bikes...

This. Let me say up front that if your feet feel stepped upon, that is not my intention.
I have never understood the need to upgrade just because.

That was me, circa 1973. I had a 10 speed that my BIL had bought - I think at the PX - and brought to M&D's house. I spent a weekend riding it and loved it so much Mom bought it off him.

Honestly I wish we could keep the land, it’s been in her family since the late 1800s when you could have a small dairy farm and make a living. We may keep a small piece.

Just got off the phone with a friend of mine. As she was walking home from work she saw a man standing outside the criminal justice center wearing a muscle T-shirt, Timberland-like boots and nothing else. No pants or undies in sight. :eek:

Why not take your talents elsewhere?

I bought the Ritchey back in 1997 with 8 speed DA right after 9 speed was introduced. Got a big discount, too. And that 8 speed DA served me well, took me everywhere for a whole decade. The only reason I bought the Bianchi with 50/34 and 10 speeds was that the 39x25 was getting a little hard to climb with.

Full "Winnie the Pooh", eh?

This is not so different than what my wife is going through.

He needs to snag that severance and get a nice jump start on the kept-man status. :p

Had a big fraud trial against EDS in about 2000. The jury questionnaire asked, "What do you think about big corporations?" One guy answered, "Chew you up and spit you out."

He was the first alternate, and became the 12th juror. He sat about 10 feet away from me during the trial, and would constantly give me a thumbs up when points were scored on our side in his mind. I had to stop looking in his direction to avoid drawing attention to it.

Jury awarded us roughly $56 million.

Well this is relatively recent. I'd like, ideally, to make them sever me and get my 32 weeks and counting of severance. And in the past, every time I thought about leaving, I wound up glad I stayed. However, I'm going to have a stern conversation with my manager at our next 1-1, which may also be mid-year review time.

If I were to change jobs, I'd rather time it such that I can just be unemployed during the process of moving to CO and handle all that for AG, then find something after all of that is done.

The boss convo will be interesting. If she demurs, that tells me all I need to know about my future there. If I can wrangle a promotion and real raise, well, I'll take it and see if it works out. After all, the severance is based on final pay... if I take it and fail, all the better.

I say that, but of course failing sucks.

I shaved this morning, so I was able to achieve kempt-man status.

I was nowhere near there and besides, I always have Depends on.

Same here. Worthless bike bum.

In other news, my wife ordered herself an Emonda SLR 7. Estimated arrival is 70-85 days. It seems that dinky size Project One bikes ship in half the time as average sizes like 56-58.

And, it is Navy Blue.
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...b005371034.png

:lol:

It's not the first time she has seen exposed men while walking to or from work, but in the other cases they have had their pants own, not completely lacking them.

We will of course demand peekshures.

No half measures for that guy. You gotta admire his commitment.

My kind of girl! Excited for her.

Don't judge me!