Viral Star 'Aunt Terri' Gets Custom Bike From Havertown Bike Shop

HAVERTOWN, PA – Local social media star and Philly's favorite aunt "Aunt Terri" took a trip to her "hometown" of Havertown recently to get a custom bike and the results are nothing short of hilarious and cute.

"Terri," played by 28-year-old Philadelphia resident Talia Genevieve, stopped by Havertown Bicycle Shop to grab a new set of wheels, made just for her.

In a video posted to the Aunt Terri Facebook page, Genevieve heads to the store on Darby Road to pick up her sparkling new bike.

Jonathan Newman, owner of Havertown Bicycle Shop, told Patch he made the bike to honor Terri.

The bike for Terri features a green frame with "Aunt Terri - Philly's Favorite Aunt" and "Yeah Hon" decals on it, pink fenders on the front and rear wheels, tassels on either handle, and white wall tires.

Before sending Terri on her way, Newman gave her a new bike rack and most importantly a helmet to keep her safe and dishing out that Delco and Philly humor.

Newman said it took him about two weeks to get the bike ready for Terri, but it was in his storefront window for about a month before Terri could pick it up. And of course he had customers asking to buy the one-of-a-kind bike, which is a three-speed Del Sol Shoreline model with pedal brakes – perfect for days down the shore.

Watch the video below:

Image courtesy Havertown Bicycle Shop