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  1. Just a quick announcement that another cycling forum (that's the name
    of it) has a board dedicated to The Dark Side, if anyone's interested.
    Pretty empty at the moment, but I'm a glass half full kinda guy: means
    there's lots of room to grow.
    </plug ends>

    ---
    Sam
    http://www.bikereader.com/forum/index.php

  2. "sam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Just a quick announcement that another cycling forum (that's the name
    of it) has a board dedicated to The Dark Side, if anyone's interested.
    Pretty empty at the moment, but I'm a glass half full kinda guy: means
    there's lots of room to grow.
    </plug ends>

    ---
    Sam
    http://www.bikereader.com/forum/index.php

    We recumbent cyclists are only interested in cycling forums devoted
    exclusively to recumbents. What the rest of the cycling world is doing is of
    no interest to us. We are an elite fraternity of cyclists and we only jabber
    among ourselves. We are indeed the privileged few, but we do allow others to
    join us. All you have to do is get a recumbent bicycle and abhor all upright
    cyclists, vowing never to have anything to do with them or their confounded
    bikes.

    Moreover, ARBR is the only proper place for a recumbent cyclist to be,
    provided we can keep the criminal trolls at bay.

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota

  3. sam said:

    Just a quick announcement that another cycling forum (that's the name
    of it) has a board dedicated to The Dark Side, if anyone's interested.
    Pretty empty at the moment, but I'm a glass half full kinda guy: means
    there's lots of room to grow.
    </plug ends>

    ---
    Sam
    http://www.bikereader.com/forum/index.php


    Thanks for that, have bookmarked.
    We ARBRers purport to be an elite mob but if that were true then we'd be
    more hypocritical than elite, we say we are the few whilst bemoaning the
    lack of us and forever posting about some mainstream company that may or
    has built a run of recumbents, we say that we are only about recumbents
    but readily run to the sight of a folder or small-wheeled beast. In that
    regard I must also thank you as I noticed the forum for Folders which
    had an interesting thread about my Airimal.
    I won't pass any judgement of those who ride our bikes and trikes, as to
    the kind of people we are. It makes for interesting thoughts while out
    riding but counts for little. In the real world motorists think the same
    of all cyclists, on recumbent or not.

    DD
    Campaigning for ARBR to replace the troll with the trollope.
    (Ed in a fancy dress?)

  4. "DD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    sam said:

    Just a quick announcement that another cycling forum (that's the name
    of it) has a board dedicated to The Dark Side, if anyone's interested.
    Pretty empty at the moment, but I'm a glass half full kinda guy: means
    there's lots of room to grow.
    </plug ends>

    ---
    Sam
    http://www.bikereader.com/forum/index.php


    Thanks for that, have bookmarked.
    We ARBRers purport to be an elite mob but if that were true then we'd be
    more hypocritical than elite, we say we are the few whilst bemoaning the
    lack of us and forever posting about some mainstream company that may or
    has built a run of recumbents, we say that we are only about recumbents
    but readily run to the sight of a folder or small-wheeled beast. In that
    regard I must also thank you as I noticed the forum for Folders which had
    an interesting thread about my Airimal.
    I won't pass any judgement of those who ride our bikes and trikes, as to
    the kind of people we are. It makes for interesting thoughts while out
    riding but counts for little. In the real world motorists think the same
    of all cyclists, on recumbent or not.

    I believe there are very few us of us recumbent cyclists who have never
    ridden an upright. In fact, by far the majority of us come to recumbents
    after having spent many years riding uprights. Therefore, we know whereof we
    speak. On the other hand, many if not most upright cyclists have never
    ridden a recumbent and therefore they know not whereof they speak. And so it
    is safe to say that we recumbent cyclists are in an altogether better
    position to regard ourselves as superior to the run of the mill cyclist. The
    fact is that we are an elite, or at the least I surely am!

    Quoted message said:

    Campaigning for ARBR to replace the troll with the trollope.
    (Ed in a fancy dress?)

    We need only concern ourselves with criminal trolls. Other kinds of trolls
    do no harm and enliven up the place. After all, we do not want to die of
    boredom and find ourselves in Hell with all the other dull types there.

    Your lovable troll,

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota

  5. Edward Dolan said:


    We recumbent cyclists are only interested in cycling forums devoted
    exclusively to recumbents. What the rest of the cycling world is doing is of
    no interest to us. We are an elite fraternity of cyclists and we only jabber
    among ourselves. We are indeed the privileged few, but we do allow others to
    join us. All you have to do is get a recumbent bicycle and abhor all upright
    cyclists, vowing never to have anything to do with them or their confounded
    bikes.

    Moreover, ARBR is the only proper place for a recumbent cyclist to be,
    provided we can keep the criminal trolls at bay.

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota

    Yea but it makes it so easy to mock the upright forum posts that ask "I
    have this expensive bike but my a$$ sure hurts whats a good seat to
    get???" and then you can tell them to get a seat made by Rans,
    Greenspeed, Easy Racer, Lightning,,,, yuk yuk yuk,,,,

  6. "DougC" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Edward Dolan said:


    We recumbent cyclists are only interested in cycling forums devoted
    exclusively to recumbents. What the rest of the cycling world is doing is
    of no interest to us. We are an elite fraternity of cyclists and we only
    jabber among ourselves. We are indeed the privileged few, but we do allow
    others to join us. All you have to do is get a recumbent bicycle and
    abhor all upright cyclists, vowing never to have anything to do with them
    or their confounded bikes.

    Moreover, ARBR is the only proper place for a recumbent cyclist to be,
    provided we can keep the criminal trolls at bay.

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota

    Yea but it makes it so easy to mock the upright forum posts that ask "I
    have this expensive bike but my a$$ sure hurts whats a good seat to
    get???" and then you can tell them to get a seat made by Rans, Greenspeed,
    Easy Racer, Lightning,,,, yuk yuk yuk,,,,

    It is the difference between a saddle and a seat. Saddles are for upright
    bikes and seats are for recumbent bikes. I leave it to any intelligent
    person as to which is the more appropriate base on which to plant ourselves.
    I have noted lots of easy chairs in the homes of my acquaintances, but I
    have never noted any saddles in their homes. Further, I note that all cars
    have seats in them and not saddles. However, motorcycles, like upright
    bikes, have saddles and not seats, and they can get quite painful after a
    few hours regardless of how much they are padded. No, we humans require
    seats that we can lean back in and get some of the pressure off of our sit
    bones. Saddles are for horses and cowboys. Thus spake Mr. Ed.

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota

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