It has 5 gears, a push back peddle brake, wheel guards/flaps, a carry tray, and a front brake :P.
There's nothing too special about it, except that it's the first bike I have bought since.. well, ever! I always had bikes given to me as they were modus operandi ruralis where I grew up (read: my parents couldn't be assed driving me around all the time), and were integral to getting to school.I've used it a grand total of three times now, once to cycle home from where I bought it, whereupon a snow storm decided to start JUST after I bought it. I had a huge mission getting home, being a complete retard doesn't help at the best of times, but this time was even worse as I got lost and even went in circles several times. Just like in the movies, I actually wound up right back at the place I started at. I blame the snow. An hour and a half later I managed to make it home, with my frozen ice cube feet stuck to the peddles.
So anyway, here's a map (may or may not be exaggerated), showing my path home (click to see the comments):

Taking it to work today was cool. No people to dodge, just cars. It's also much faster albeit colder than the bus/train, and felt like good exercise.
Oh, and you have to have one of these to deal with the pesky pedestrians!
:)

3 comments:
lol! I cant believe you got that lost... :p and so many times! Your sense of direction sucks babe.
Haha wtf, you don't equip bikes with bells in NZ?
Hehe another funny piece on your blog. Is Stockholm really that complicated or, as Kat says, your sense of direction really sucks?
Aynways, since we've got the brand new 2009, all the best to you and Kat. And I do hope that you will finally visit Poland someday :P
Cheers,
Adam
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