So we know how expensive our recreation/hobby/sport/profession is... how do we finance it?
I'm a student studying mechanical engineering. No real cash flow except my scholarships. And the excess gets sucked into bike parts anyways, so that's that... 😉
"Phil, Squid-in-Training" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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So we know how expensive our recreation/hobby/sport/profession is... how
do
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we finance it?
I'm a student studying mechanical engineering. No real cash flow except
my
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scholarships. And the excess gets sucked into bike parts anyways, so
that's
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that... 😉
Now, you follow suit.
-- Phil, Squid-in-Training
Same as you. I think that I may never be able to afford something like the santa cruz blur, etc. because of my perpetual student nature. So, I make due.
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"Phil, Squid-in-Training" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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So we know how expensive our recreation/hobby/sport/profession is... how
do
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we finance it?
I'm a student studying mechanical engineering. No real cash flow except
my
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scholarships. And the excess gets sucked into bike parts anyways, so
that's
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that... 😉
Now, you follow suit.
-- Phil, Squid-in-Training
Same as you. I think that I may never be able to afford something like
the
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santa cruz blur, etc. because of my perpetual student nature. So, I make due.
Yeah, well, not all of us can go to Tufts, get our edumacation paid by mom and dad, have 28 sponsors for the team, have former world cup decathlon/boxing/race car driving/synchronized swimming/knitting-winning coaches, and afford an SC Blur, all while living at home! 😉
So we know how expensive our recreation/hobby/sport/profession is... how do we finance it?
I work as a system developer/project manager/system administraitor at a software company, unfortunately I also live in one of the most expensive cities in the world in a country which holds records for its high taxes - else I'd buy a new bike every year:-)
So we know how expensive our recreation/hobby/sport/profession is... how do we finance it?
I'm a student studying mechanical engineering. No real cash flow except my scholarships. And the excess gets sucked into bike parts anyways, so that's that... 😉
Now, you follow suit.
European head of security and networks for a global manufacturing company.
So we know how expensive our recreation/hobby/sport/profession is... how do we finance it?
I'm a student studying mechanical engineering. No real cash flow except my scholarships. And the excess gets sucked into bike parts anyways, so that's that... 😉
Now, you follow suit.
RN working extra shifts to finance my specialized m5 hardtail, which is much more expensive over here in europe due to our sophisticated ripoff tax system. keep on riding.
For the past 10+ years I was involved in computer networking. Most recently, designing big fast network management systems for large corporations..... Until I got laid off last November.
Starting on the 28th of July, I'll be a Law Enforcement Officer, again.
"Phil, Squid-in-Training" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... | So we know how expensive our recreation/hobby/sport/profession is... how do | we finance it? | | I'm a student studying mechanical engineering. No real cash flow except my | scholarships. And the excess gets sucked into bike parts anyways, so that's | that... 😉 | | Now, you follow suit.
Well, most folks already know I'm a bike mechanic at a heavily stocked, mid-range family owned bike shop. Not alot of money, but I can get the good stuff cheap.
I work for a Steel mill .I make decent money but have 3 kids .And a Jones for biking .My wife is very understanding she knows riding helps keep me healthy. Plus my buddies owns a small shop he gives me great deals and I help spread his name around on the trails.
So we know how expensive our recreation/hobby/sport/profession is... how do we finance it?
I'm a student studying mechanical engineering. No real cash flow except my scholarships. And the excess gets sucked into bike parts anyways, so that's that... 😉
Now, you follow suit.
Network Analyst/Systems Analyst/System Administrator. Just got back into the world of Mountain Biking. Spending some time on an older Giant ATX780 hardtail. Once I've trashed the $hit out of it, then I'll get a better bike. Greg -- treelimb.orgtreelimb.orgOpen ↗ A blogunity
So we know how expensive our recreation/hobby/sport/profession is... how do we finance it?
I'm a student studying mechanical engineering. No real cash flow except my scholarships. And the excess gets sucked into bike parts anyways, so that's that... 😉
Now, you follow suit.
-- Phil, Squid-in-Training
simple, save every single penny. after a while i can afford a whole spoke (i seem to break one every third ride or so. damn POS hub eats the ends right off them). -- ~Travis
So we know how expensive our recreation/hobby/sport/profession is... how do we finance it?
I'm a student studying mechanical engineering. No real cash flow except my scholarships. And the excess gets sucked into bike parts anyways, so that's that... 😉
Now, you follow suit.
Operations Supervisor for a regional air freight trucking company.
But my two children get my money faster than I do.....
For the past 10+ years I was involved in computer networking. Most recently, designing big fast network management systems for large corporations..... Until I got laid off last November.
Starting on the 28th of July, I'll be a Law Enforcement Officer, again.
Yeah, well, not all of us can go to Tufts, get our edumacation paid by mom and dad, have 28 sponsors for the team, have former world cup decathlon/boxing/race car driving/synchronized swimming/knitting-winning coaches, and afford an SC Blur, all while living at home! 😉
-- Phil, Squid-in-Training
And wear Rudy project stylin sunglasses ;^ 0 -- Slacker
Unemployed computer programmer (laid off) in a terrible market for that sort of thing. Considering becoming an RN.
Me too, though the RN bit is just among a ton of other options. But I've found an unexploited productivity software market niche that I'm going to try to fill. If I can find someone to take care of the business side of things, I could well make my way there. Also starting to teach exercise classes (kickbox & cycling), and waiting for a wildfire dispatch.
I've got a long-in-the-tooth Proflex 2000 that I'll replace when I feel comfortable spending the bucks, and a year-old Lemond Tourmalet (road) that I love to ride. I could get a new mtb tomorrow, but that could move bankruptcy closer by two months, so not an option.
-- -- Lynn Wallace xmission.com~lawallOpen ↗ "I'm not proud. We really haven't done everything we could to protect our customers. Our products just aren't engineered for security." --Microsoft VP in charge of Windows OS Development, Brian Valentine.