I am glad she sees the fun in this one!

She stole my bike!
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She stole my bike!And I am not sure if she will ever let me have it back!
I am glad she sees the fun in this one! ![]() "Some mornings, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps." --Emo Philips.
Re: She stole my bike!Awesome bike! And even an awesome-er girl with awesome-est taste!
Supremely awesome dad for letting her take it out! Three Nails, One Cross, & the Sins of the World!
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Thanks alot! THIS is what its all about for me! watching the kids ( and usually adult neighbors ) enjoying a small bit of my madness! "Some mornings, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps." --Emo Philips.
Re: She stole my bike!at lease ; the cycles ,are ridden.
Re: She stole my bike!Only one thing to do now, build one her size!
It doesn't matter what I paid for it, it matters what it's WORTH. I never buy anything I will regret KEEPING.
Re: She stole my bike!I love to say I have the same problem. Her is my 11 year old daughter on my '34 Colson Flyer Rat. Lucky for me she hasn't latched onto any specific bike. We rode 10 miles Sunday with the Coasters BC.
![]() Here you can see the bike a little better. (L- 450redrider, C- Hannah, R- me) Cameron
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Re: She stole my bike!What an awsome day that must have been!
With summer around the corner we will sure be joining in on some local rides. TBH my daughter loves the stretch cruiser but wants something that is a bit easier to ride. In fact, its even a bit of a killer for me too after a very short ride. Those are some sweeet rides you have there Udall. One of these days i will get my mits on an old frame! "Some mornings, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps." --Emo Philips.
Re: She stole my bike!nice bike and theres no better feeling when they want to get involved with stuff you like!
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i made one starting with a 24" cruiser that ended up reasonably smaller. might work for her if you find a smaller cruiser. as for your own (or her if you found a smaller one), if you can find or make a seat wih some kind of backrest or rear lip that holds you in place when trying to accelerate or go up hill, it makes all the difference. start where you are
use what you have do what you can. arthur ashe
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