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Found - bike computer on the Oaks (Blue Mtns, NSW)

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  1. I found a bike computer on the Oaks on the weekend. If you lost one,
    maybe I have it.

    well... sucks to you... I've got a new computer! ;^)

    Nah, not really - if you can describe the computer correctly, we can
    arrange to get it back to you. Digital, with buttons has already been
    tried...

    Tony F

  2. thefathippy said:

    I found a bike computer on the Oaks on the weekend. If you lost one,
    maybe I have it.
    Digital, with buttons has already been
    tried...

    It is black.

    Parbs

  3. thefathippy said:

    I found a bike computer on the Oaks on the weekend. If you lost one,
    maybe I have it.

    well... sucks to you... I've got a new computer! ;^)

    Nah, not really - if you can describe the computer correctly, we can
    arrange to get it back to you. Digital, with buttons has already been
    tried...

    Brown, UDU brand, curves a bit.
    then it might be mine.

    although, how it got there I don't know as I lost it at Lake St Clair,
    Tas about 18 years ago {:-).

  4. Parbs said:
    thefathippy said:

    I found a bike computer on the Oaks on the weekend. If you lost one,
    maybe I have it.
    Digital, with buttons has already been
    tried...

    It is black.

    Parbs

    Why I oughtta... ;^)

    Tony F

  5. Terryc said:
    thefathippy said:

    I found a bike computer on the Oaks on the weekend. If you lost one,
    maybe I have it.

    Quoted message said:

    well... sucks to you... I've got a new computer! ;^)

    Quoted message said:

    Nah, not really - if you can describe the computer correctly, we can
    arrange to get it back to you. Digital, with buttons has already been
    tried...

    Brown, UDU brand, curves a bit.
    then it might be mine.

    although, how it got there I don't know as I lost it at Lake St Clair,
    Tas about 18 years ago {:-).

    hehe - over the years I've lost a few on the Oaks myself - maybe it's
    actually mine, and has come home?

    Tony F

  6. thefathippy said:

    hehe - over the years I've lost a few on the Oaks myself - maybe it's
    actually mine, and has come home?

    There's a point. Mine washed down Ando's, was picked up out of Bedford Ck
    by the Blue Mts Panther, and then shat out on the Oaks. Or maybe the aliens
    in Lake Burragorang wanted to know what the strange piece of technology
    planted near their base was and then discarded it.

    In either case I don't want it back, so you keep it.

    --
    Dave Hughes | [email hidden]
    Remember Jeebus loves you. Or maybe he's just sucking up to get your old
    bike bits. - Phil Las Gourgues

  7. thefathippy said:

    I found a bike computer on the Oaks on the weekend. If you lost one,
    maybe I have it.

    well... sucks to you... I've got a new computer! ;^)

    Nah, not really - if you can describe the computer correctly, we can
    arrange to get it back to you. Digital, with buttons has already been
    tried...

    Tony F

    Why not check the distance on trip meter, then head back down the path
    for that distance.
    Assuming the rider cleared it when they left.

  8. MWP said:
    thefathippy said:

    I found a bike computer on the Oaks on the weekend. If you lost one,
    maybe I have it.

    Quoted message said:

    well... sucks to you... I've got a new computer! ;^)

    Quoted message said:

    Nah, not really - if you can describe the computer correctly, we can
    arrange to get it back to you. Digital, with buttons has already been
    tried...

    Quoted message said:

    Tony F

    Why not check the distance on trip meter, then head back down the path
    for that distance.
    Assuming the rider cleared it when they left.

    ummm... errr.... If I did that, I'd be back at Woodford station. It's
    unlikely they'd be there, as it's generally done as a point to point
    ride. It's even less likely they'd be there as it wqas last weekend I
    found it! ;^)

    Tony F
    who forgets the distance, but was pleased to notice their time was
    considerably slower than his

  9. thefathippy said:

    who forgets the distance, but was pleased to notice their time was
    considerably slower than his

    Well obviously. They stopped to look for their computer.

    --
    Dave Hughes | [email hidden]
    We are, in fact, at the cutting edge of cocking about
    - Richard Hammond, Top Gear

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