The two thinner tubes should be connected to the rear dropouts as a third set of stays. (Classic mixte frame) These dropouts look to be from a different bike, so someone just chopped them off.
The back and front seem to be from 2 different bikes, with different size wheels. Front was a mixte and the twin tubes were chopped off when it was welded to the back, which seems to be from a single speed cruiser type bike. The downtube of the mixte was bent near the bottom bracket to make it fit.
"It looks like clay," Wells told As It Happens host Nil Köksal. "I mean, I haven't bitten into them or anything like that … but, yeah, think they're just simply clay."
When I worked in downtown Calgary my old touring bike was left locked to outside racks all day and never got stolen. Probably because it was a deeply uncool bike that no self respecting methhead would want to be seen with, ha ha.
I lost all mine to chemo in 2023 and the one time it was a real advantage was on summer days when the temperature hit 30°C or higher. I did buy a wig at the time, but it felt like a steel pot scrubber on my scalp, so scarves were all that covered it until it grew back.
I no longer do. I found a style that works for me and is not hard to care for, so I'm sticking with it. Mind you, on very hot days I'm tempted to have it all shaved off, lol.
The only time I've ever bought "luxury" brands was when I found them in shops like Winners (TJ Maxx in the USA). Sometimes it's been a good buy, sometimes I think "Huh, glad I didn't pay the full suggested retail price".
The original carbon fibre frame.
Ah, okay. I didn't know that.
Because the system works for them, as-is.
Unless this woman can be proven to have voted for this, it isn't Leopards Ate My Face material.
The two thinner tubes should be connected to the rear dropouts as a third set of stays. (Classic mixte frame) These dropouts look to be from a different bike, so someone just chopped them off.
I suspect it's two separate bikes welded together. The wheel sizes are different front and back.
The back and front seem to be from 2 different bikes, with different size wheels. Front was a mixte and the twin tubes were chopped off when it was welded to the back, which seems to be from a single speed cruiser type bike. The downtube of the mixte was bent near the bottom bracket to make it fit.
It's a mess, whatever it is.
Good question. I can't figure out what the heck this thing is. Most people's knees would be hitting the handlebars constantly.
If both sets are identical, any children they have will be like full siblings genetically.
This is from a blog called A Dress A Day, written in 2006.
https://dressaday.com/2006/10/20/you-dont-have-to-be-pretty/
Well, I guess that's one way to test them...
The Med is usually pretty mild.
I did that years ago, but at age 68 I look like a witch from a fairy tale with long hair. Plus, it takes ages to dry.
When I worked in downtown Calgary my old touring bike was left locked to outside racks all day and never got stolen. Probably because it was a deeply uncool bike that no self respecting methhead would want to be seen with, ha ha.
I lost all mine to chemo in 2023 and the one time it was a real advantage was on summer days when the temperature hit 30°C or higher. I did buy a wig at the time, but it felt like a steel pot scrubber on my scalp, so scarves were all that covered it until it grew back.
I no longer do. I found a style that works for me and is not hard to care for, so I'm sticking with it. Mind you, on very hot days I'm tempted to have it all shaved off, lol.
I have never had an eating disorder and I find it infuriating. It's nobody's business what I, a full grown adult, chooses to eat. It's infantilizing.
I find them painful.
The only time I've ever bought "luxury" brands was when I found them in shops like Winners (TJ Maxx in the USA). Sometimes it's been a good buy, sometimes I think "Huh, glad I didn't pay the full suggested retail price".