Panties Pulled Aside Porn: J

I loved her smile when she said she got on a bus and never came back She would be a great person to speak to younger gitls and put them on game if she were to get clean and get back to herself- which she absolutely can do! Heal yourself babygirl! I cant wait to see her fo great things after rehab 💯💯💯

Bro thinks She's Naruto

Let’s be real, we all have imagined ourselves doing this.

I run 11-42 gearing with a 58t front chainring on my 20 Xootr Swift. I actually think the 42t small gear on the cassette is overkill as I used to run 38t as my skinniest gear and it climbed the mountain roads just fine. I honestly can't imagine running a 40t up front (waaay to small imo). I personally find that because the wheels are smaller I'm always trying to make up gear inches rather than find an even lower gear. That said I usually don't load the bike and ride it over rough terrain. I have bike-packed with it however (with me wearing a backpack) and I've covered more than 200km up hill (Bilbao to Burgos) with about 1800 meters elevation gain. I regularly ride it 70-100km at a time and typically put more than a thousand meters eleveation during these rides. My little Swift is very fun to ride, climbs beautifully and can handle a bit of unpaved mountain track whenever necessary (though rough terrain isn't really the bike's forté). I live in the Alpujarras in Spain which is a valley under the highest mountain range on the Iberian Peninsula, so having a comfortable bike that climbs well is essential for me. I can ride it anywhere and regularly do. The Swift is a simple design that jack-, knifes apart at the seat tube. It's a very stiff frame compared to my road bike let alone other more conventional folders. Origami Bikes is releasing a new Swift next month, and I'm excited to try it out because it will have disc brakes. The one thing I don't like about my Xootr Swift is that the rim brakes wear out my rims and usually I have to replace my wheels about once a year, which is a hassle. I admire Bike Friday. They've been making beautiful bikes for a long time now. I think that their Pocket Rockets are glorious and I'd probably own one if I didn't love my aluminium Swift so much. But I'm a bit skeptical about the low gearing that comes standard with this bike. Much as I love 20 bikes I don't think that they're natural off-road machines. Better in my opinion to have a reasonable top gear as these bikes can be quite fast on the road, particularly in urban settings where quick acceleration through traffic is an advantage or on well surfaced mountain roads where one can use such a bike for climbing. Being able to keep up with the peleton on the descents or on the flats is nicer than compromising for off-road use, which I don't think any 20 bike will ever excel at.