No one can accuse me of frivolous spending. After 5 years and too many miles to count, my bike seat finally imploded. Upon reaching the trailhead on Thursday night, I realized my bike seat was no longer attached in any significant way to my bike. Luckily someone had duct tape. The seat and I made it through the ride with no accidents (though I did feel a little more give than usual) but I came to the conclusion that I'm just going to have to buy a new seat. Photos of my new bike seat will be forthcoming. It's new and comfy and it stays on my bike without tape.
No one can accuse me of frivolous spending. After 5 years and too many miles to count, my bike seat finally imploded. Upon reaching the trailhead on Thursday night, I realized my bike seat was no longer attached in any significant way to my bike. Luckily someone had duct tape. The seat and I made it through the ride with no accidents (though I did feel a little more give than usual) but I came to the conclusion that I'm just going to have to buy a new seat. Photos of my new bike seat will be forthcoming. It's new and comfy and it stays on my bike without tape.
1 Comments:
At 9:23 PM,
captainorange said…
That's some mighty fine tape-work. I assume that the holder underneath is for coffee beans and a mini grinder.
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