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Fashion Friday: Scooting Along in Razor-Sharp Red

05 Apr

When you’re zipping over to the light rail station on your scooter, you need the right accessories: a large close-fitting bag for your laptop, a small bag for your transit pass, sturdy shoes, and a helmet if you’re a novice like me. They say learning new things keeps you young. I don’t know about that, but I feel like I’m 10 again.

Red Coat Red Shoes Red Scooter

When I was a little girl I wanted a pair of red Mary Jane shoes, but Momma said they weren’t practical.

About Fashion Friday: Inspired by a 2011 Bike to Work Day challenge sponsored by the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, this series highlights the broad range of “dress for the destination” bicycling fashions.

 
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Posted by on April 5, 2013 in Cycle Fashions

 

7 responses to “Fashion Friday: Scooting Along in Razor-Sharp Red

  1. playfulstitching

    April 5, 2013 at 5:12 pm

    You got new shoes as a child? Lucky you. I think all mine were hand-me-downs. My first shoes that weren’t white, brown, or black were yellow. I loved those shoes. Maybe because I bought them myself!

     
    • ladyfleur

      April 5, 2013 at 5:37 pm

      I don’t know how often I got new shoes vs. hand-me-downs, but by the time the fifth daughter rolls around the shoes that you and the other sisters wore were often worn out. Being the third of closely spaced sisters was not an advantage for you, Lucy.

      I do remember looking in the Sears catalog at the little girls patent leather shoes which came in white, black and red. They looked like these, but without the bows. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/public/QLwTzAYws-jNL7avDPfV-ynUNlgmuCOt6plJEnFRwxDuv4qOsyOrxG83S1y5dU59wVXKmJzzToSGcOZPb7q2Ob_TQkK7XwqFIPuD4GH-lrAB_UZCQfxIXFRi_fXFmsALwXsXNIzoJ-ih_gO_Pm2fLZeuM91wXDOLXTSmraFkBHe0OD-X7d45Ew=s220-c

       
  2. Divers and Sundry

    April 5, 2013 at 7:20 pm

    i love the scooter! and the red shoes. and the little pouch with the red trim. 🙂

     
    • ladyfleur

      April 5, 2013 at 10:03 pm

      Thanks. I loved the scooter the moment I saw it. I’m a sucker for red. I bought the little pouch a while ago to use on the red Dutch bike. I was thrilled when I realized it fit on the scooter too.

       
  3. Andrew Boone

    April 5, 2013 at 9:56 pm

    Did Razor copy Xootr’s use of larger wheels? I thought only Xootr was using the larger wheels when I bought mine back in 2009. I don’t use it much these days – I wish it were smaller and lighter, like that Razor you’ve got. Would like to test ride one of those some day.

    Also, how do you make the little photos in your blog post line up like that into rows and columns? Is that a WordPress plugin?

     
    • ladyfleur

      April 5, 2013 at 10:08 pm

      I don’t know when Razor started offering the larger wheeled A5 model, but I’m sure the larger wheels roll better than their other models. The other models are rated to only 143 pounds too. You’ll have to try it out sometime.

      The trick to the little photos is using the gallery feature. How-tos here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Gallery_Shortcode and here: http://en.support.wordpress.com/images/gallery/

       
  4. the other Hilary

    April 10, 2013 at 9:26 am

    I have a categorical weakness for red shoes that I like to indulge as often as possible.

     

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