This is me waiting for my man
as he mtn bikes by himself
because the 54 miles I rode the 2 days before this
completely killed my legs
no mtn biking for me :(
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Had a great weekend away from the cold and nasty inversion.
We did some thrifting, bike riding, and treat eating.
I was sad to head home, but it was a well needed break!
Monday starts a massive project for Jeff & I.
Stay tuned for more details.
(I'm not pregnant...at least not yet)
Pants-Hudson Jeans / Sweatshirt- 3.1 Phillip Lim for Target / Shoes-Report similar / Bag-Coach similar
Leggings-F21 / Shoes-Scott / Shirt- from The Little Red bike ride / Pack-Camelbak / Helmet-Giro
After going on a 2 hour hike above my house on this beautiful Saturday we came home to a huge package on our door step. I love packages, they are always fun. Well the package was Jeff's bike trailer he's been wanting so we can ride our bikes to the grocery store. Great idea i thought and it was a great price. He put it together and thought we'd try and get our dog Boomer to enjoy the ride. It took a little scratching and some snacks but Boom now will be able to go on rides with us. I'm sure it will take a little bit more practice with him on there but that wasn't a bad start. I'll keep you informed about our grocery runs and on how Boomer handles the new ride.
Picture via Nashbar
When I tell most people my husband and I have 6 bikes at our house their jaw usually drops and ask why 2 people have so many bikes under one roof. My husband is the kind of guy who pressures you to always have the best and to try everything once, and i do have small part in it too. So with that being said explains how we ended up with 6 bikes at our house.
Last night we went for 'a little' bike ride on our fixed gear and had a blast. It was fun to have the weather finally warm enough to get out and enjoy my husbands company. Currently I'm a little frustrated with my fixed gear, it just doesn't seem very comfortable. The history behind this bike is interesting, my father-in-law picked it up off the side of the road and gave it to me. From there Jeff and I sanded it down, painted it, and bought new wheels and a chain. We still haven't replaced the handle bars or the saddle. Which is why the bike is so uncomfortable. The saddle is this old black spring seat that seriously gives me a wedgie every time i ride, and the bars are a set of mustache bars that are turned upside down and are just too low for me. Jeff kinda fixed the bars but they just don't fit the style of bike I want.
So I've started on a search for a new bike. If you have any current ideas email me or leave a comment and let me know I'm open for any ideas.
