Two-wheeled Kilt accessory

[KFCarter]

I have been thinking about getting a new bicycle for a while. My old one was left behind at the farm, and I'm sure I'll never see it again - and not sure that I want to; it's not the style that I would prefer any more. Yours made me look at the Dutch bike website for a second time. A seat caught my eye, the Brooks Model B 18 Saddle.



Regards,
Rex.

Mine bike is the Oma (on that very site)... the step through frame, which we regard in the states as a "ladies" model, is actually very popular for men because of the ease of mount / dismount. Being PERFECT for kilted riding is just a nice bonus.
And IMHO, a well-tended, well-broken-in Brooks saddle is the most comfortable in the world. Combine the step through frame, with a Brooks saddle and a kilt, and the ride is absolutely sublime. Be warned, though, the bike is not built for speed. It's the "tank" of its ilk. it is steady, strong and will serve its purpose forever with a minimum of care. I ride it in my kilt, in my business suit, and on rainy days, in a gore-tex equestrian duster that's perfect for this type of riding, too.

I also think its a beautiful, timeless design.

btw, Rex, if you are ever interested in one of those bikes, feel free to PM me with questions. I did a lot of research on the various suppliers.

[puffer]

MY FRIENDS, THANK YOU !!!

I LOVE riding my bike. We in this area have MILES & MILES of GREAT BIKE TRAILS .

But up until now, I ride in P*^&ts.

But because of this info, THAT MAY CHANGE.

This outfit you posted has a place in SEATTLE & I live only a few short miles from it

PUFFER