Binghamton Chenango Point Cycles
There
were a few cycle shops in the Yellow Pages but most of them were between 10 and
65 miles from our motel so we settled on the nearest. The taxi driver that fetched
us from Greene had left us his number and he came straight round this morning
to take us to the bike shop. It was with considerable relief that we found a
bike of the right type and size and the shop owner had the time to transfer all
the necessary parts from Tim’s old bike (luggage racks, mudguards, wheels) to
the new one by mid-afternoon. Richard, the taxi driver, even waited while this
was all agreed and then took us back to the motel. That was it then until we
got the call that the bike was ready. Tim is now the proud (but poor) owner of
a Specialized triCross bike and once we were mobile we set off to do a bit of
shopping and get the laundry done. A trip to the cinema to see the new Clint
Eastwood film (Trouble with the Curve) followed by supper at Applebee’s nicely
rounded off this successful but expensive day. I think the enormous Glenlivet
that the waitress served made it seem like a wonderful day but then that’s just
me.
2 comments:
A big sigh of relief that all is taken care of and that I don't have to cancel my trip over due to the tour being stopped so early.
Happy pedalling from now on.
oh no! Poor bike... but I am glad you were able to get a new one and continue on! Sounds like you are having a great time again!
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