A church recent\u00adly vol\u00adun\u00adteered to pur\u00adchase bicy\u00adcles for Paula and I. That\u2019s a super-prac\u00adti\u00adcal way to sup\u00adport our min\u00adistry since the cam\u00adpus is so vast!<\/p>\n
Any\u00adway, the pas\u00adtor asked me to research bicy\u00adcles and let him know what we need\u00aded.<\/p>\n
All the bicy\u00adcle sites online seemed to be focus\u00ading on upper-end triathalon-type bikes, which just aren\u2019t what we need. So I start\u00aded think\u00ading about it, and I real\u00adized that Mor\u00admon mis\u00adsion\u00adar\u00adies prob\u00ada\u00adbly know more about the type of bicy\u00adcles we\u2019re look\u00ading at than any\u00adone else.<\/p>\n
So I decid\u00aded to do some research, and I was amused to find that there is a com\u00adpa\u00adny that makes spe\u00adcial\u00adty Mor\u00admon mis\u00adsion\u00adary bicy\u00adcles<\/a>. In fact, that\u2019s all that they sell\u2013and no one except Mor\u00admon mis\u00adsion\u00adar\u00adies can pur\u00adchase them. <\/p>\n I love this quote: As for theft, long a prob\u00adlem for mis\u00adsion\u00adar\u00adies, Spence notes: \u201cIf you see a hip\u00adpie guy with long hair rid\u00ading a Lia\u00adhona down the street, and he does\u00adn\u2019t have a shirt and tie on, you know the bike\u2019s not his.\u201d<\/i><\/p>\n