Does anyone know if they're any good?
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Doki said:
Does anyone know if they're any good?
Not if you want to commute.
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Doki said:
Does anyone know if they're any good?
They look good on paper.
Oh sorry, that's stationery bikes.
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POHB said:
Doki said:
Does anyone know if they're any good?
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They look good on paper.
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Oh sorry, that's stationery bikes.
Are those the ones you can only use to ride to or from the station?
Roos
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Why would anyone want a bike that doesn't go anywhere ?
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On 09/01/2008 21:25, Steve Watkin wondered:
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Why would anyone want a bike that doesn't go anywhere ?
It teaches you to empathise with motorists.
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Why would anyone want a bike that doesn't go anywhere ?
Lashing, freezing cold rain; howling gales; biting cold; traffic lights and
junctions every 200 yards; no telly.That cover it? ;-)
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"Steve Watkin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Why would anyone want a bike that doesn't go anywhere ?In a crime hotspot, that is just what you want ;-P
David Lloyd
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In article <[email hidden]>, Danny Colyer
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On 09/01/2008 21:25, Steve Watkin wondered:
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Why would anyone want a bike that doesn't go anywhere ?
It teaches you to empathise with motorists.
Hehe. :-)
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