I then took the Train to the
Subiaco station and walked 20 mins to the girls house that had the bike for
sale. The tires were flat. I said I'd go to the nearest gas station to pump it
up and see if it had a leak. Once I came back with the bike, it seemed okay,
but the back tire was a little bit flat. I asked her if she would take the
original $35 I offered since the back tire was a little flat and it was also
missing the cap. She said okay. Sweet!
I looked at my iphone map and it said I
had 13 km ahead of me to ride back home. *sigh*. I needed the exercise anyways.
I started my way back home. I
looked for the scenic routes back home: lakes, shops etc.
A view of Perth's CBD skyline. |
I stopped by Coles
and picked up some stuff. The amount of stuff I bought stuffed my backpack to
the rim. Once I started riding for 10 mins, my back tire was becoming really
flat. I was about 1 km away from home and decided to walk the rest of the way
since my back tire was completely flat. Booooo. That's what you get for buying a $35 bike.
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