Feels like new

Sometimes all it takes to make something like new is a better fit, a change in perspective, a washing clean. God tells us this pretty often - be new, become like new, re-birth.
Yesterday, I had a bike fit, my first ever. A bike fit? It is basically like it sounds: a knowledgeable person measures you, puts you on your bike, watches you ride, maybe uses high-tech assistance like video, measures some more, talks to you and then suggests changes or adjustments to your saddle, bars, pedals, cleats etc. In a way, it is a lot like a general physical check-up at the doctor's office. It might be routine, change little and feel like a waste of money or it could be re-invigorating.
I had a great bike fit (thanks Josh at CycleLife USA!). I rode 20 miles today and it felt like a new bike -- my toes did not go numb, my shoulders and neck did not get stiff/sore and I didn't play "shuffle my hands" as I rode trying to find a comfortable spot. Feels like new.

To live in a small town or anywhere in Europe...

I would definitely order this: one of the newest, coolest bikes on the market, a Madsen Cycle with a bucket! A bucket that has seats and holds 600 lbs. Kids, beach stuff, dog, school stuff, scooters--just think of what you can fit in.

Of course, I'm not sure about actually having the biking legs to pull 600 lbs around...