Ella Mae has her name painted on the right front fork, and "S Downard, Chicago, ILL" painted on the top tube, in pink. She is outfitted with:
-- two bottle holders on the frame (seat tube bottle removable from either side, down tube bottle right-side remove only),
-- a silver frame pump on the right-hand side attached to the downtube grommets under the bottle holder,
-- some pretty scraped up Shimano SPD-SL pedals,
-- a beat-up Terry saddle on an aluminum seatpost marked for height,
-- Profile Design clamp-on aerobars (or scrapes in the handlebars where the clamps would go)
-- turquoise bar-end caps
-- some seriously raggedy bar tape (my cat likes to chew on it; dude, I don't even know),
-- a silver trainer axle on the rear wheel rather than the standard black one,
-- SRAM drivetrain and double-click shifters,
-- a Cateye double wireless cadence/speedometer with magnets on rear wheel spokes and left crank arm,
-- there's a Kozy's Cyclery sticker on the seat tube and a sticker showing the frame is 51 cm,
-- there is a small black bento box velcroed to the head tube and top tube,
-- there is usually a large Novara seat bag which has a hard plastic twist-to-release mount on the saddle rails. (Inside the main compartment there are sunscreen wipes, bug repellent wipes, a business-card first aid kit, a patch kit, tire levers, CO2, and spare tube; inside the bottom compartment there's usually a Clif bar, some gels, and maybe a fizzy electrolyte tab. I am totally the person you want to have on your group ride.)
-- (unless I'm racing in which case there may be just a tiny seat bag which is only barely big enough to fit the spare tube and tire levers and a CO2 cartridge)
-- sometimes I have a black rear rack on; if not, there will be scrapes in the paint in the grommets where it was screwed in
-- occasionally I have silk flowers zip-tied or twist-tied to the head tube.
