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  1. Since it is possible to build boat bumpers with enormous knots two feet in
    diameter, might it also be possible to build the frame of a recumbent bike on
    this premise?
    Dave ([email hidden])

    Dave avoids occult fraternities, despite maintaining his interest in life and
    conversation, because they have only harmed or hindered that which was precious
    to him. Thank you.

  2. Quoted message said:

    Since it is possible to build boat bumpers with enormous knots
    two feet in diameter, might it also be possible to build the
    frame of a recumbent bike on this premise?

    .... "this premise" being enormous knots two feet in diameter??

    Hard to envision.

    --
    "Bicycling is a healthy and manly pursuit with much
    to recommend it, and, unlike other foolish crazes,
    it has not died out." -- The Daily Telegraph (1877)

  3. [email hidden] (WivFam) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Since it is possible to build boat bumpers with enormous knots two feet in
    diameter, might it also be possible to build the frame of a recumbent bike on
    this premise?
    Dave ([email hidden])


    Huh? U mean kinda like a pretzel on viagra? Better ask those Euro
    types.. From time to time one of those guys builds a bike that exceeds
    anything i have imagined, and anything I ever could imagine...

    Even now someone who speaks American (very correctly, and without an
    Alabama accent) is considering building the bike of your dreams using
    only whipped cream and carbon nanotubes. Did u want 2 wheels with
    that order, or 3?

    dale

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    [email hidden] (WivFam) wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Since it is possible to build boat bumpers with enormous knots two feet in
    diameter, might it also be possible to build the frame of a recumbent bike


    on

    Quoted message said:

    this premise?
    Dave ([email hidden])


    Huh? U mean kinda like a pretzel on viagra? Better ask those Euro
    types.. From time to time one of those guys builds a bike that exceeds
    anything i have imagined, and anything I ever could imagine...

    Even now someone who speaks American (very correctly, and without an
    Alabama accent) is considering building the bike of your dreams using
    only whipped cream and carbon nanotubes. Did u want 2 wheels with
    that order, or 3?

    dale

    I was just thinkin. Wouldn't it be ridiculously easy to build a trike with a 2
    by 4 and a $100.00 bmx with shock absorber purchased just as the coming winter
    makes it useless and cheap?

    Dave ([email hidden])

    Dave is not akin to and avoidant of most occult fraternities, despite
    maintaining his interest in life and conversation, because they have only
    harmed or hindered that which was precious to him. Thank you.

  5. "WivFam" wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Since it is possible to build boat bumpers with enormous knots two feet in
    diameter, might it also be possible to build the frame of a recumbent bike

    I was just thinkin. Wouldn't it be ridiculously easy to build a trike with a 2
    by 4 and a $100.00 bmx with shock absorber purchased just as the coming winter
    makes it useless and cheap?

    http://www.angelfire.com/id/BEEP/
    http://www.manytracks.com/recumbent.htm
    http://www.bikeroute.com/Recumbents/News/Archives/000009.html
    http://www.edwards200.freeserve.co.uk/trike.htm

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