
"Sean, tell me about your new bike. Describe it for me in three words or less."
I would say to him:
"Well, Lance, thanks for asking. The three words that would best describe it are: very, very yellow.''
And that would probably be the end of the conversation.

Thankfully on my way in my old bicycle suddenly broke down. A spoke on the back wheel snapped, making a huge bang. The wheel started to wobble after that and the thing became un-rideable. This is the third time that bike has suffered a broken spoke for no apparent reason.
I took it to the nearest repair shop and they said it'll take them 2-3 weeks to fix it, which is what it usually takes them.
After leaving it there and pondering 2-3 weeks without wheels for a second, I decided it was time to get a new bike.
I've noticed that in Higashi Ku everyone rides really boring bikes. Functional and colorless. We are not a stylish people, us Higashi Ku-ians.
Go downtown though and it is wall to wall hep cats riding much cooler looking bikes. Sleek, colorful and smoove. I've always wanted one of them stylish bikes the city folk downtown ride. So I decided to get on the train and go around to some of the hep cat bike shops in Tenjin to see what they had.
I went to a few. I eventually decided on this one. Its just so...very very yellow. The grips on the handlebars are very very yellow:





4 comments:
Now you just need a yellow skin suit and helmet!
LOL, yup. I could turn myself into some sort of yellow-themed super hero with all that (banana-man?)
Oh wow. I want a bike just like that! But maybe with a basket and a fender and...
okay, let me correct my previous statement: I want a very, very yellow bike too!
Can't wait to move to Fukuoka!
Go for it, Lei! The yellower the better!
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