Last week I went to the bike shop to try on bike shoes, and figure out what size I wear in them, since they don't run like regular shoes. Wasn't buying, just figuring out what I wanted. A friend of mine works there, and was trying to tempt me with a tri bike. It was nice, but I wasn't looking for a bike. I've only had Pepe since July. So, he then convinced me to bring my bike in for a bike fit, since I bought it online, and my father and I put it together. So, yesterday morning, I took it in. He watched me ride it, made adjustments, and wow, huge difference. Then we started talking about all the things I should do to it to make it ride-able for Syracuse 70.3 . As he was listing all the parts I would need to buy, and we started adding them up, it was going to cost almost as much as the bike did originally! So, I started thinking about the bike he showed me last week. And told him to throw it on the trainer, so I could try it out.
That bike is now on layaway, under my name. Who goes to a bike shop for a bike fitting and buys a new bike? I'm in shock. Feeling really guilty. I don't do things like this normally. I hate spending money on myself. I will buy my son $100 basketball sneakers, but buy myself running shoes at Marshalls for $25. I only ended up with the bike I currently have because my parents bought it for me. I'm having a really hard time justifying this purchase in my head. What was I thinking? ACK!
That bike is now on layaway, under my name. Who goes to a bike shop for a bike fitting and buys a new bike? I'm in shock. Feeling really guilty. I don't do things like this normally. I hate spending money on myself. I will buy my son $100 basketball sneakers, but buy myself running shoes at Marshalls for $25. I only ended up with the bike I currently have because my parents bought it for me. I'm having a really hard time justifying this purchase in my head. What was I thinking? ACK!
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Go for it.