One used 12-speed bike on craigslist: $65
Used bike accessories (bike rack, lock, helmet, etc.): $30 Chance for a little adventure: Priceless Day one: Baltimore to Annapolis. 20 miles (after a ride on the light rail). Almost completely on a paved bike path. So nice. But having not ridden much in the past couple months, I was really feeling it. We'll see how my legs (and ass) feel tomorrow. Perhaps buying the first bike I came across (that turned out to be too small, kind of rusty, and fully ghetto) was a bad idea. Time will tell, I guess. Tomorrow is the Annapolis to D.C. leg. Prolly about 30 miles, unless I wuss out and take the metro for part of it. But that's okay. I shouldn't overdo it too much. I've got a long way to go. |
Monday April 7 2008 | File under: travel, USA |
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on Mon 07th Apr, 2008 06:55 pm PDT Saxtor said: Any pictures of your steed? ************************ on Mon 07th Apr, 2008 07:08 pm PDT Nesbitt said: glad to hear you made it. ************************ on Tue 08th Apr, 2008 05:20 am PDT per said: uhm . . can't help but notice you're going south into a country that hates bicycles. flip that mighty steed around and pedal into a horizon filled with bike lanes and summer festivals . . . eh? ************************ on Tue 08th Apr, 2008 09:27 am PDT Katherine said: You are on the East Coast now- what fun-I was in DC last weekend- when do you make it up to NYC??!?! ************************ on Wed 09th Apr, 2008 05:01 pm PDT Sean said: The Per has a point. The city that brought you Just for Laughs, Cirque du Soleil, and the coolest Jazz Festival in the world is also very bicycle friendly.I'm the only one in North Carolina without a big truck. ************************ |
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