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    Colin Blackburn
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    My copy of Cycle arrived yesterday and as usual I flicked to
    the letters page to check for urc communications. In the
    past couple of issues Guy Chapman and Peter Amey have
    featured, this issue it's the turn on Pete Clinch---subject:
    panniers. Anyone preparing a letter for next time to keep
    the side up?

    Colin

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  2. Simon Mason
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    "Colin Blackburn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    My copy of Cycle arrived yesterday and as usual I flicked
    to the letters page to check for urc communications. In
    the past couple of issues Guy Chapman and Peter Amey have
    featured, this issue it's the turn on Pete Clinch---
    subject: panniers. Anyone preparing a letter for next time
    to keep the side up?

    Colin

    Guy won the track pump in C.W.

    --
    Simon Mason Anlaby East Yorkshire. 53°44'N 0°26'W
    simonmason.karoo.netsimonmason.karoo.net

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  3. Zog The Undenia
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    Colin Blackburn said:


    My copy of Cycle arrived yesterday and as usual I flicked
    to the letters page to check for urc communications. In
    the past couple of issues Guy Chapman and Peter Amey have
    featured, this issue it's the turn on Pete Clinch---
    subject: panniers. Anyone preparing a letter for next time
    to keep the side up?


    I thought the cover picture was an excellent two-fingers to
    the Swamp Monster and He Who Ate All The Pies.

    What, stoop to adolescent name-calling? Moi?

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  4. Tony Raven
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    Simon Mason said:

    "Colin Blackburn" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    My copy of Cycle arrived yesterday and as usual I flicked
    to the letters page to check for urc communications. In
    the past couple of issues Guy Chapman and Peter Amey have
    featured, this issue it's the turn on Pete Clinch---
    subject: panniers. Anyone preparing a letter for next
    time to keep the side up?

    Colin

    Guy won the track pump in C.W.

    Rumour is he wanted it for his inflatable cycle helmet ;-)

    Tony

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  5. Johnb
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    Simon Mason said:

    Guy won the track pump in C.W.

    There are people who actually read it?

    <shakes head in disbelief>

    John B

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  6. Zog The Undenia
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    JohnB said:

    There are people who actually read it?

    <shakes head in disbelief>

    Just to see their name in the open TT results, probably.
    There isn;t a lot else in it.

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  7. Just Zis Guy
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    Zog The Undeniable said:

    I thought the cover picture was an excellent two-fingers to
    the Swamp Monster and He Who Ate All The Pies.

    Yes, I sensed that tongues were in cheeks in the editorial
    office that day ;-)

    Guy
    --
    May contain traces of irony. Contents liable to settle after posting.
    chapmancentral.co.ukchapmancentral.co.uk

    88% of helmet statistics are made up, 65% of them at Washington University

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