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Congrats on getting the beast under control...! :!:

You are not the only rider on the planet with an amazing wife :D :D Mine tries desperately to keep me out of the red zone with the bank..........

I live in Vero Beach, which is about 90 miles away....

Suggestion would be to do more than just a couple more training rides before heading out on the open road, even if it is less traveled. The more stops and start you do the better you will become. Practice starting and stopping while staying on a white ( or dark ) line in the parking lot, you...

Not a "Ride Report" but a confessed "Coast report". :D :D :D But you took the master's advise and tasted the soup. You should do they same thing multiple times, riding not coasting. As many starts and stops until you think you got it right, then since is it an open area, learn to do figure...

hobble to the DRs to get checked out. Many years ago I broke an ankle getting up out of a chair. The ligament that wraps around the outside edge of the ankle somehow snapped off a little chip of a bone. My foot swelled, I did not take off my shoe until I was at the doctor's office, and they...

Good ride young man! :D

You got the beast finished yet. To use Marc's quote, "Need bike porn....."

I like ride reports like that, not so much you but the outcome of your bride.....

Sorry, I left in 1973. I know a wise arse from Florida. Hope you find what you need to cement the purchase of the Cruzbike. If you can remember what it was like to ride your first tricycle and can master relearning that motion, cruzbiking is for you! :D

Had to ask didn't you. Pain in the shoulders and the bottom is the short answer. As for the Cruzbike, well I could not afford an off the shelf entry bent and found the Cruzbike by accident. For the price tag of 400.00 I could experiment. Well, searching the internet and finding this side and...

I ride conversion with two gears and I agree about the weight machine. I have not gone over too many artificial hills (bridges in Florida) as of yet, but I expect that I might also pop a chain. I have ridden many long ascents and have been impressed with the conversion, but it isn't a...

That is why you ride with mirrors, to see where you have been and who is creeping up on you, but also keeping your eyes forward to see what is in the pathway ahead. Boy, that sounded philosophical. :ugeek:

That kit looks familiar! I am glad it is coming along as quickly as it is. It looks as if all the "extra" parts will be put to good use.