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I left my old bike in storage at Purdue, and now that I’m home in Colorado, I have no bike. So my Dad said he wanted to buy me a new bike for summer so we can go riding, a really nice bike. I kept insisting that it would be really expensive and I could get by without a nice, new road bike. Until he kept pushing it and my Mother enlightened me that he was really excited about the bike because when I left for college again, he got to have it. So I agreed and yesterday we went out shopping for a new bike, and found one! The Trek 5000, a beautiful, all carbon fiber road bike. I’m going to go in about and hour and have it sized for me and then bring it home. I’m so excited!
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I'm not really quite on the level to need this bike, though I like to think I'm close. My Dad, on the other hand, can very much make full use of this bike, and really this is for him.
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So that's why I've been losing weight but having a hard time with some of my pants. I've recently been biking to work and back every day. It's about 10 miles and the headwinds around here can kick my tush.
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The problem with cyclist thighs and slacks is that when you sit the pant legs hike up, and then when you stand they stay hiked up. Might as well wear kniebund-lederhosen to church.
Wonder if they make "relaxed-fit" dress slacks for men.
OTOH, lederhosen are dressy enough to wear to church, and you could ride your bike to and from without the legs getting caught in the chain.
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Just got back from a shortish ride on it (like 8 miles or so). Mmm Mmm good!
*salivates just thinking about the Trek*
This is the first bike I've ever ridden with clipless petals too, and let me to tell you, what a difference! And the all carbon fiber make of it give you a darn smooth ride.