Wheels of Happiness
Maybancal, Morong, Rizal Philippines | May 11, 2014
I biked on a GTS bike today. I did not realize somebody had the same white GTS bike parked at Maybancal however with a brand new Spyder helmet.
Richard inquired if I bought a new helmet. I said no, I did not because there was no large size helmet. at Spyder last Thursday.
Lo and behold, it was not my bike. And it could not read signs like the multitude of other drivers who cant read traffic signs, or knows them and simply ignore or disobey them.
See the picture.
Parking in a no parking zone
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Showing posts with label GTS bike. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GTS bike. Show all posts
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My two bikes ascended Baguio last January 26, 2013
Biking and health
Jess near the Lion's head at my GTS bike
JB at the rear on his Fuji SL-l bike, the chain ring is 34
That may be strange but true. My two bikes made it to Baguio City from Urdaneta city last January 26, 2013. These two bikes were: White GTS, and Black Fuji SL - with campy group set and Mavic wheel set. Jess rode the GTS; I rode the Fuji. It would have been just the Fuji; but Jess bike's fork was discovered to have broken in Angeles city.
At Urdaneta, at 5 star apartalle, Jess sheepishly pa inquired if you could borrow the GTS. Since I brought two bikes; one was a spare just in case like this, this was easily agreed to.
So, that was a great feat for my bikes. Three bikes had gone up Baguio. The one left behind, a SARS bike, made it to Baguio 2x
Jess sad after learning that his bike's fork is broken; the kitchen fork will not do!
At the far left is my Fuji SL-l bike next to the Dogma for Baguio ascent
Jess has adjusted the GTS bike to his measurement for Baguio climb
Jess near the Lion's head at my GTS bike
JB at the rear on his Fuji SL-l bike, the chain ring is 34
That may be strange but true. My two bikes made it to Baguio City from Urdaneta city last January 26, 2013. These two bikes were: White GTS, and Black Fuji SL - with campy group set and Mavic wheel set. Jess rode the GTS; I rode the Fuji. It would have been just the Fuji; but Jess bike's fork was discovered to have broken in Angeles city.
At Urdaneta, at 5 star apartalle, Jess sheepishly pa inquired if you could borrow the GTS. Since I brought two bikes; one was a spare just in case like this, this was easily agreed to.
So, that was a great feat for my bikes. Three bikes had gone up Baguio. The one left behind, a SARS bike, made it to Baguio 2x
Jess sad after learning that his bike's fork is broken; the kitchen fork will not do!
At the far left is my Fuji SL-l bike next to the Dogma for Baguio ascent
Jess has adjusted the GTS bike to his measurement for Baguio climb
Labels:
Baguio ride,
Fuji SL - 1 bike,
GTS bike,
SARS
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