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RR: Daily Bread

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  1. I do it every day now. Pack up a sandwich and some clothes and
    whatever else I need for my day in the venerable Timbuk2 bag, pull on
    some baggies and a jersey and my helmet, throw a leg over the Surly,
    and go. I'm riding fixed again now. I can't stand riding with a
    freewheel anymore. It just seems wrong.

    Buffalo in May is a wonderful, wonderful thing. The weather is mild
    and slightly humid, breezy. Life is mellow, the air is sweet. I am
    spinning. The earth is spinning: on its axis, around the sun,
    precessing once every 22,000 years. I am spinning. I spin the fix
    languidly along the sleepy suburban streets, dodging the odd crazily
    careening SUV. Some idiot redneck in a huge truck makes like he's
    going to play chicken with me on his way out of the cul-de-sac. Yawn.
    I've seen way better. Spin. I cruise along in the cool morning air.
    It's nothing special. I'm just on my way to work. I do it every day.
    Daily bread.

    CC

  2. Corvus Corvax said:

    I do it every day now. Pack up a sandwich and some clothes and
    whatever else I need for my day in the venerable Timbuk2 bag, pull on
    some baggies and a jersey and my helmet, throw a leg over the Surly,
    and go. I'm riding fixed again now. I can't stand riding with a
    freewheel anymore. It just seems wrong.

    Buffalo in May is a wonderful, wonderful thing. The weather is mild
    and slightly humid, breezy. Life is mellow, the air is sweet. I am
    spinning. The earth is spinning: on its axis, around the sun,
    precessing once every 22,000 years. I am spinning. I spin the fix
    languidly along the sleepy suburban streets, dodging the odd crazily
    careening SUV. Some idiot redneck in a huge truck makes like he's
    going to play chicken with me on his way out of the cul-de-sac. Yawn.
    I've seen way better. Spin. I cruise along in the cool morning air.
    It's nothing special. I'm just on my way to work. I do it every day.
    Daily bread.

    Put on some roadie gear (including mirror) and make it Daily Fred.

    Bill "uses a mirror on streets, so there" S.

    PS: nice read, CC.

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    I do it every day now. Pack up a sandwich and some clothes and
    whatever else I need for my day in the venerable Timbuk2 bag, pull on
    some baggies and a jersey and my helmet, throw a leg over the Surly,
    and go. I'm riding fixed again now. I can't stand riding with a
    freewheel anymore. It just seems wrong.

    Buffalo in May is a wonderful, wonderful thing. The weather is mild
    and slightly humid, breezy. Life is mellow, the air is sweet. I am
    spinning. The earth is spinning: on its axis, around the sun,
    precessing once every 22,000 years. I am spinning. I spin the fix
    languidly along the sleepy suburban streets, dodging the odd crazily
    careening SUV. Some idiot redneck in a huge truck makes like he's
    going to play chicken with me on his way out of the cul-de-sac. Yawn.
    I've seen way better. Spin. I cruise along in the cool morning air.
    It's nothing special. I'm just on my way to work. I do it every day.
    Daily bread.

    CC

    Sweet, Will. We took a suburbia ride on our fixies last night, it was
    gorgeous out here on LI.

    - CA-G

    Can-Am Girls Kick Ass!

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