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Pink Lady

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  1. http://www.teamalameda.com/FlashBlog/?p=14

    "She opened her rear pannier and pulled out a tan plastic grocery bag
    with something big in it. Inside was another plastic bag, and when she
    peeled that back I could see something incredible and hilarious: a
    pink painted brick!"

    Zebee
    - who will never worry about the 'bent not being light enough again

  2. Zebee Johnstone said:

    http://www.teamalameda.com/FlashBlog/?p=14

    "She opened her rear pannier and pulled out a tan plastic grocery bag
    with something big in it. Inside was another plastic bag, and when she
    peeled that back I could see something incredible and hilarious: a
    pink painted brick!"

    Zebee
    - who will never worry about the 'bent not being light enough again

    There are at least two Pink Ladies in Perth, Rebekah and Meg.

    Dorfus

  3. In aus.bicycle on Thu, 23 Aug 2007 15:58:49 +0800

    Dorfus Dippintush said:
    Zebee Johnstone said:

    http://www.teamalameda.com/FlashBlog/?p=14

    "She opened her rear pannier and pulled out a tan plastic grocery bag
    with something big in it. Inside was another plastic bag, and when she
    peeled that back I could see something incredible and hilarious: a
    pink painted brick!"

    Zebee
    - who will never worry about the 'bent not being light enough again

    There are at least two Pink Ladies in Perth, Rebekah and Meg.

    Complete with bricks? And lead in the front panniers?

    Zebee

  4. Zebee Johnstone said:

    http://www.teamalameda.com/FlashBlog/?p=14

    "She offered that the pink color is a safety item meant to alert
    drivers to her presence on the road."

    I cringe when I see a woman riding proudly in the purple on an
    overcast day. Low visability! Pink is much better.

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