it took a while but a combination of yoga, finding the right seat, and butt padding.I hate bicycle seats to the point where I want to take an axe to them.
Never sat on a comfortable bicycle seat. It's like they want you to be miserable while riding or expect you to keep your arse up in the air and bouncing up and down as you paddle.
It's my first Cannondale! I try and stick with American brands as much as I can with bikes.Not since I was a teen. I mountain biked until maybe 15yrs ago. We rode Cannondales. Your Evo SE is a sweet looking bike.
How wonderfully colorful the scenery is!Fairly clean picture of mine. Mostly used for pootling around country lanes and tracks finding interesting pubs!
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I only notice how green the UK is when I go abroad. It is a ridiculous emerald colour usually.How wonderfully colorful the scenery is!
like that... esp. dipping top tube, my bike's horizontal top tube makes me nervous, i've fallen before.Mine has been parked for a while. It was my daily commuter, on the car to the train station, then ride in Seattle to work.
Rock hopper Pro 21" frame.
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It has the fork lock to take out the bounce on a climb. I put 44 street slicks on it for the city. It has fenders and a rear rack on it now.
Not until you put a seat in the middle for your gf of the dayit's finished
If I don't bottom or blow out that front fork.It's big enough @DAPUNISHER could probably ride it
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1986 Trek 400. As shown it was a bit small for me (it's a 22.5"/~56cm frame) but I've since installed a longer seatpost and taller stem.