Wicker and Wood Bike.... |
I have always thought that the start of the winter is not exactly a good time to be buying a new bike unless of course you are buying a new winter bike....
If I am going to change a bike the springtime seems a much better time to be spending my hard earned cash on something all shiny and new...
Having said that...since my recent ride with my daughter and her family I have found myself checking out MTBs online... I'm not saying that I will actually buy one....just looking you understand....
If you are thinking about a change, forget steel...carbon...titanium...aluminium..or even bamboo... why not go for wicker and wood.....that is what the bike in the picture above is made from.
I saw it outside of a shop in town.
It probably won't give you the fastest or most comfortable of rides, but hey...you will be different and you certainly won't be one of the sheep following everyone else.......
Talking about changes....there are going to be some quite major ones for me over the next 18 months or so.
First of all, after fifteen years here at 'Purple Towers' it's seems pretty likely that a move to a different location is a distinct possibility.
I can't say when exactly, but I would expect to re-locate sometime within that 18 month time frame.
Anne and I are already spending more time in Devon so that seems to be a favourite area for us to move to...
More information on that as our plans develop and unfold.....
I also plan on starting a different type of adventure than some of those that I have done in recent years....This one will be with Anne...
I can't say more that that at present but I will share more on this over the coming months.
I still intend to continue with my big annual cycling adventures and I have a number of plans for next years ride in the mix.... I just need to work out the logistics of each route before making the final decision... As soon as that decision is made I will tell you about it here......
I look forward to hearing of the new adventures!
ReplyDeleteNobbie tires baby!
ReplyDeleteKnobbie even.
knobby?
nahbbie?
You know what I mean.
Thorn Nomad is a good all rounder.
ReplyDeleteNot trying to corrupt you, you know, Trevor? :)
Peace :)
*Steve A*
ReplyDeleteI will be posting details of these adventures on this blog as normal Steve....
*limom*
I know what you mean...!!
*GreenBici*
Nice bikes I agree...not quite what I'm looking for though...