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    Richard Goodman
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    Going on ebay. It seems something is not quite right about it though - does it look that way
    to you ;-)?

    cgi.ebay.co.ukeBayISAPI.dll

    Rich

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  2. Simonb
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    Richard Goodman said:

    Going on ebay. It seems something is not quite right about it though
    - does it look that way to you ;-)?

    cgi.ebay.co.ukeBayISAPI.dll

    Rich

    Hmmm. Lokks like it would be fun to ride. Though the pumping action might get a bit tiring.

    -- Simonb

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  3. Zog The Undenia
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    Richard Goodman said:

    Going on ebay. It seems something is not quite right about it though - does it look that way to
    you ;-)?

    cgi.ebay.co.ukeBayISAPI.dll

    I suspect Burrows ships them like that because they can fit in a slightly smaller box, and the
    seller doesn't have a crank puller.

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  4. Anonymous
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    Richard Goodman posted ...

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    Going on ebay. It seems something is not quite right about it though
    - does it look that way to you ;-)?

    cgi.ebay.co.ukeBayISAPI.dll

    Perhaps it's a fixed wheel .. 😉

    --
    Paul

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  5. Richard Goodman
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    "Zog The Undeniable" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

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    I suspect Burrows ships them like that because they can fit in a slightly smaller box, and the
    seller doesn't have a crank puller.

    Aha! That sounds like a plausible explanation. The seller said they'd got it like that and had
    ridden it 'on a driveway' and it 'moves fine' though.....

    Rich

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  6. Elyob
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    "Richard Goodman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "Zog The Undeniable" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    I suspect Burrows ships them like that because they can fit in a slightly smaller box, and the
    seller doesn't have a crank puller.

    Aha! That sounds like a plausible explanation. The seller said they'd


    got

    Quoted message said:

    it like that and had ridden it 'on a driveway' and it 'moves fine' though.....

    "NEVER been ridden."

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