Battawoogreekgreek

that word popped in my head on the way down to the remote location today. Rode down and got w/in a few hundred yards to realize - for some reason i rode down standing up the whole time... odd.

on the way back i headed the 'easy way' for the excuse to pop in and check out how Jack's doing with Legend Bike Shop. It has been weeks since I've had a chance to stop in. Mostly I'm in a big rush to get back up the hill so i take the steep way (Hopkins usually- it is much steeper than College) or I'll do it on a Monday or Tuesday when they are closed.

it was nice to check in and see what's going on with the way things are organizing and sorting out. They've got the mechanics area looking more along the lines of a real mechanic section instead of having the sort of floating out in the middle. Boundaries are good for shops, unless it really is so small that you don't need separate areas. Not that this place is a big shop, or that the mechanic area is like Prov Bike or Casters all tucked away hidden in the back behind walls or tall shelves. But at least now there are a few physical boundaries. And Jack's got some great ideas still in the works. When he hits his stride that place will be nice. Not that it isn't now. I feel bad I haven't made it over to the new location of the Hub. I really do keep meaning to, but some how the only time I remember "Hey i should swing over by the new place" it is a monday (and they are closed) or i've got no time.

Oh and ya know why fixster hipsters don't tie and solder their spokes? Because if they did there wouldn't be any place to stuff all their spoke cards!!! The HORROR!

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