Oh wow. Such a nice bike! Congrats to her!
On Saturday, January 23, 2016 at 8:47:31 AM UTC-8, LeahFoy wrote:
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> My mother-in-law got excited over my husband's new bike. New bike envy?
> She plunked down her money and got one of John's Clementines. Then she
> ordered a zillion accoutrements and
Your family sounds pretty great -- awesome kids, MIL, DH , and you -- the
whole package -- yay for you all!
It's great she's got a shop with an appreciative and supportive staff --
here that's not so likely in 2/3 of our shops. When you go home perhaps
you can stop in with a beverage (is
Swet! Hilarious on the bottle cage. That's why I teach my kids to
always try it to make sure it works. Clearly the poor lad didn't put a
bottle in that cage. Sardonic grin. Will his Mom's purchace help or hinder
hubbie's love of his bike? Even bigger sardonic grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
Nice.
On Saturday, January 23, 2016 at 8:47:31 AM UTC-8, LeahFoy wrote:
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> My mother-in-law got excited over my husband's new bike. New bike envy?
> She plunked down her money and got one of John's Clementines. Then she
> ordered a zillion accoutrements and this is the final product. The guy
Haha! Yes, it's my MIL's bike. We're a rare pair in that we actually love each
other and work in our mutual best interests. I hit gold when I got my in-laws
as family. My late father-in-law was even more wonderful, and that's saying
something.
My MIL wanted a bike like ours after all the
Always nice when a little more beauty enters the world! Give your
mother-in law our congratulations on her good taste. As for the the
cage christen it with champaign and it will look just fine.
Michael
On Saturday, January 23, 2016 at 11:47:31 AM UTC-5, LeahFoy wrote:
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> My
Looks like just the right amount of accoutrements. As to the bottle cage,
I looked at it & wondered "what's wrong?". Chuckle, after reading the
other replys. And this is your MIL? I've heard of MILs nudging at a
distance; didn't realize the energy could flow the other way. Good for
you,
Jeez. I thought I was the only one who installed that bottle cage upside
down. For what it's worth, it works upside down; you just have to kind of
wrestle the bottle in and out a bit. Works a whole lot better, however,
when it's properly installed.
Kevin
On Saturday, January 23, 2016 at
