I’ve never understood why boys’/men’s bikes still have the horizontal bar across the top. I know that girls’/women’s bikes were originally designed for riders wearing long skirts, but it just seems more, uh, practical for everyone not to have a nether region-crunching pole in close proximity to the aforesaid nether regions.
It’s a freakin’ sin that any child should have to worry about locking their bike. I think I was about 17 before it ever occurred to me that someone might want to steal it. Having to take the time to lock and unlock a bike is a real nuisance, especially when you just want to get out of the heat.
BE THIS GUY over 10 years ago
Ride ’Em cowboy!
Hobbes Premium Member over 10 years ago
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rshive over 10 years ago
Have to have a docile bike too, Dad.
thirdguy over 10 years ago
I treated my bike like my best friend. I went everywhere with it.
MayoGalway over 10 years ago
Money! And that’s what he’s worried/thinking about? Say it ain’t so!
basie.mynhardt over 10 years ago
He’s harnessed his Tiggercycle, offspring of Tricycle .
katzenbooks45 over 10 years ago
I’ve never understood why boys’/men’s bikes still have the horizontal bar across the top. I know that girls’/women’s bikes were originally designed for riders wearing long skirts, but it just seems more, uh, practical for everyone not to have a nether region-crunching pole in close proximity to the aforesaid nether regions.
Vince M over 10 years ago
Leo Kottke reference? Cool.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=331yy5r0uWc
jrankin1959 over 10 years ago
“A good, expensive lock,” eh? Where’s the adventure in THAT?
Ermine Notyours over 10 years ago
I can sympathize. I didn’t learn to ride a bike until I was 12.
neverenoughgold over 10 years ago
I don’t know why I feel this way; but, I’m thinking “ET” had a hand in this…
Max Starman Jones over 10 years ago
Some people suppose that “Frazz” is Calvin grown up. I had suspected so, until today when I remembered how much trouble Calvin had with bicycles.
Susie Derkins D: over 10 years ago
Nice Sturggle.
alviebird over 10 years ago
It’s a freakin’ sin that any child should have to worry about locking their bike. I think I was about 17 before it ever occurred to me that someone might want to steal it. Having to take the time to lock and unlock a bike is a real nuisance, especially when you just want to get out of the heat.
sunchaunzo over 10 years ago
Gee, Dad, you just don’t get it, do you? Boy, some kids’ parents!