Monday, March 26, 2012

Now I've Really Done It

I'm really too embarrassed to elaborate at this point. However, I will suggest that bicycle aficionados looking for bargains should monitor this space. Bicycles and components will soon be for sale. Whatever it is that I'm too embarrassed to talk about...um...needs funding. Besides, in spite of appearances, I really am serious about my end destination of simplification. I just happen to be taking the scenic route.

Oh, and one more thing. I really should be under closer supervision.

12 comments:

  1. Does Mrs Pondero know about this? Or maybe she found out...

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  2. Chris,
    I will watch for any announcements. Hope all is well.

    Paz :)

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  3. Oh man, what have you done now? Ordered a new bike? Put a deposit down on a handbuilt custom perhaps? Maybe ever since you were at the NAHBS in Austin a year ago, the idea of a new custom bike has been percolating around in your head? The suspense is killing me.

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  4. One in..two out..simpler than when you started. Looking forward to details.

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  5. Puzzling -- I am thinking along similar lines as Doug. Will be curious to see what you're up to!

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  6. Didn't really intend to be so obscure. Just didn't want to come out and say, "I am purchasing a new bike". I've gone on record saying that I'm trying to simplify. And until I actually send two (or more) out as Jon suggested, I have no credibility. It's embarrassing.

    I believe, however, that I've found a way to blend together many of the best features of several bikes in one. So first on the block will be the Trek 660. More on that soon.

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  7. oh my, have you lost your mind??

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  8. What's this "one in, two out" nonsense? I'm going to assume Jon made a typo and simply got them out of order.

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  9. Our little merry band has taken to discussing GAS, GearAacquisition Syndrome. I have a feeling you have a significant case of GAS.

    Looking forward.

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  10. Whew, glad it's actually good news. Was afraid you were going to stop riding... unthinkable. Can't wait to see the lone, new steed.

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