With five bikes to maintain, I think about paring down also. Even though each bike has it's purpose, I'd love to get down to one or two. Multiple wheelsets for one bike is great idea.
...your idea would be worth just to be able to say "quiver" now and then. It'd be like buying a Mazda with a rotary engine just so you could say "wankel".
Would the new equation be n=n+(w/2) where the number of bikes needed equals the number of bikes you have plus the number of wheels in your quiver divided by 2? Looks like I'd better forget math and stick with medicine!
With five bikes to maintain, I think about paring down also. Even though each bike has it's purpose, I'd love to get down to one or two. Multiple wheelsets for one bike is great idea.
ReplyDelete...your idea would be worth just to be able to say "quiver" now and then. It'd be like buying a Mazda with a rotary engine just so you could say "wankel".
ReplyDeleteI hear ya. But I'd love a fatty (I mean Mukluk or a Puglsey).
ReplyDeleteBTW I like your new "art initiative." Looking forward to more.
ReplyDeleteWould the new equation be n=n+(w/2) where the number of bikes needed equals the number of bikes you have plus the number of wheels in your quiver divided by 2? Looks like I'd better forget math and stick with medicine!
ReplyDeleteThis is why I don't want to move up from a single bike.
ReplyDeleteThis is great:)
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