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after my bike got stolen, I jumped on ebay.

I bought a Hypergear mountain bike with disc brakes the works for 160.

(yes the same hypergear who does turbos..he did bikes for a bit.)

first time riding home from work on it the pedal snapped off and I slammed my balls down onto the seat scrapped my foot and shin along the ground....

lucky I was near home.

threw bike into bushes.

walked home.

ordered cannondale bike.

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ouch. plastic pedals belong in the bin. first mod for the Avanti was metal pedals, then drink holders, then new handle bar grips. and when they wore out, gaffer tape did a pretty good job too.

after my bike got stolen, I jumped on ebay.

I bought a Hypergear mountain bike with disc brakes the works for 160.

(yes the same hypergear who does turbos..he did bikes for a bit.)

first time riding home from work on it the pedal snapped off and I slammed my balls down onto the seat scrapped my foot and shin along the ground....

lucky I was near home.

threw bike into bushes.

walked home.

ordered cannondale bike.

I lol'd so hard, sorry Marty...

So when are you getting one of his turbos? :P

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