missinglink wrote:
Wheres the speedometer ? Shouldn't you have over sized brakes on that bad boy ? When you create great speed, you need great stopping power. ( Racing 101 )
Anyway. You have a sweet ride.
missinglink, no speedometer, no gears, great brakes,
and, a light-weight basket on the back. Even the slightest "uphill" is a challenge.
But I'm STRONG - I still have a regular bike. An old
Schwinn (the tricycle is also a Schwinn) 3 speed, and I
could manage any hill.
I would like racing 102. The photo was the first day I rode it. Stopped on a dime; i.e. at my son's large foot
and it was swell....good word...how about "boss".
I had to have it. Vestibular neuritis. Look it up. It was
horrible. P.T. has helped. I can run. I walked into P.T.
with a walker. I got out of bed one day and fell down.
Boom. It's on my right side. Still go to P.T. It's not
vertigo. And it was truly awful.
Better, so much better. Still, wish I could balance a
motorcycle. I can't. I'm also very light weight, but I
would be a danger - most likely to myself. But I'd like to stick around, have more grandchildren, go to daughter's wedding in Sept. You know, all those things
that matter. Live my life. I'm not "old", depending on
what age you are. I had my children when I was 27 years old. They were born in 1982. Do the math. I can't. xoxoxoxo leaving for the day. Early in Oakland.
Going to see grandson this afternoon.
So, I will be exhausted when we're done playing or walking or wh**ever we do.
Have a great day. Really.
:) :thumbup: