Chrysler bikes any good?

Sun, 20 Jul 2003 20:21:55 GMT, <[email hidden]>, "Jeffrey

Engstrom said:

Any advice on a comfortable bike for a short commute? Thanks

Go to a bicycle shop that permits dogs in the store.
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Zoot Katz said:

Go to a bicycle shop that permits dogs in the store.

Excellent criterion, Zoot.

Another good indicator is a shop where you can bring the mechanics some beer, and they can drink it.

Chalo Colina

Zoot Katz said:

Go to a bicycle shop that permits dogs in the store.

Excellent criterion, Zoot.

Another good indicator is a shop where you can bring the mechanics some beer, and they can drink it.

Chalo Colina

22 Jul 2003 18:57:39 -0700,

Quoted post said:

Zoot Katz said:

Go to a bicycle shop that permits dogs in the store.

Excellent criterion, Zoot.

Another good indicator is a shop where you can bring the mechanics some beer, and they can
drink it.

Especially if the mechanics happen to be shapely tattooed grrlz.

I think what does it for me are the olfactory signals but it's hard to describe, yet harder to
forget, how a good bike shop smells.

The glitzy bicycle emporiums smell like the inside of a new fridge.
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On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 20:17:53 -0700, Zoot Katz <[email hidden]> from Balsa Pacific Aero Ltd.

Engineering & Bicycle Mongery said:

Especially if the mechanics happen to be shapely tattooed grrlz.

Sned gifs. I am over 18.

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I see Chrysler had a line of "PT Cruiser" bicycles out. Does anyone know if they are any good, or
are they just re-labeled Huffys?

Think of it this way -- does an automobile company want you to enjoy riding your bike to work, or
would they rather you drive a car?

It's just like the advice I used to see on misc.kids.breastfeeding -- don't buy a breast pump
manufactured by a formula company.

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(Claire Petersky) said:

It's just like the advice I used to see on misc.kids.breastfeeding -- don't buy a breast pump
manufactured by a formula company.

It might be possible to convert one of those into a bike horn, with a little modification.

cheers, Tom

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(Tom Keats) said:

It might be possible to convert one of those into a bike horn, with a little modification.

*chortle*;

What do you call it when you're drinking something and it shoots out your nose because of
sudden laughter?

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Quoted message said:

What do you call it when you're drinking something and it shoots out your nose because of sudden
laughter?

"Buy me a new keyboard"

Pete

(Chalo) said:

Another good indicator is a shop where you can bring the mechanics some beer, and they can
drink it.

In that case, Chalo, I've no chance with my LBS. Both Barbara and Michael prefer red wine, which
suits me just fine. But I suppose it's the thought that counts.

James

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James Hodson wrote:

Chalo said:

Quoted message said:

Another good indicator is a shop where you can bring the mechanics some beer, and they can
drink it.

In that case, Chalo, I've no chance with my LBS. Both Barbara and Michael prefer red wine, which
suits me just fine. But I suppose it's the thought that counts.

You know, if you ride with your pinky sticking out like that, you're bound to snag it on
something. :-)

Chalo Colina

(Chalo) said:

You know, if you ride with your pinky sticking out like that, you're bound to snag it on
something. :-)

NO, NO, NO, Chalo

You're thinking about cups of tea. ;-)

James

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Quoted message said:

(Chalo) said:

Another good indicator is a shop where you can bring the mechanics some beer, and they can
drink it.

In that case, Chalo, I've no chance with my LBS. Both Barbara and Michael prefer red wine, which
suits me just fine. But I suppose it's the thought that counts.

Red wine opens up all sorts of opportunities for aptness. Chianti for the Giro, Rioja for the
Vuelta, and a good Bordeaux for the Tour.

-Luigi

"Serving-boy to old Falernus, Pour me out more bitter cups As the law of your teacher Postumia
commands-- Drunker than a drunken grape. And you, waters, who are pleased To ruin wine, begone from
here And go to Hell--This is pure Thyonian Wine."
- Catullus