He is never late—yet somehow always arrives a few minutes after the agreed time.
Not because he oversleeps or loses track of the clock, but because those last minutes are devoted to perfecting his appearance. Every detail must be just right. His kit, spotless. His frame, gleaming. His helmet, glasses, socks—flawlessly coordinated. When he finally rolls up, it’s clear where those extra minutes went: he doesn’t just show up; he presents himself.
He rides in impeccable condition, every single time. The unwritten rules of cycling aren’t just guidelines to him—they’re second nature. From sock height to matching colors, from clean lines to clean bikes, he lives by them with pride.
Rain, however, is his sworn enemy. A shiny look deserves a shiny day. If the rain radar shows even the slightest hint of a shower, the group knows better than to expect him. No hard feelings—it’s simply a matter of principle. Mud splashes and water stains are incompatible with his standards.
But when the forecast is clear, something else becomes just as predictable:
his explosive start.
From the very first pedal stroke, he takes the front with confidence, pushing the pace and showing off gear that looks straight out of a magazine shoot. The roads become his runway. Every climb is a chance to display form, every descent an opportunity for elegance, every smooth stretch a moment to radiate style.
And though the group may smile at his meticulous habits, they all secretly appreciate it. His presence adds flair to the ride. His attention to detail inspires others to elevate their own standards. And his passion for cycling etiquette—combined with his undeniable style—makes him a memorable character in every group he joins.
He may arrive fashionably late, but he always arrives in perfect form. And in his world, that’s right on time.
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