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Stu Fleming said:
I sort of like the way the guy starts out saying he doesn't know
anything about cycling and then spends a couple thousand words proving
it. -
Well, I learned something from that site:
"The really nice bikes are optimal, of course, but they are also well over
$1,000 (some are well over twice that)..."Some bikes cost more than TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS??? Are you kidding me?
"Stu Fleming" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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.... Oh, and that bikes have 3 front gears and 7 back gears. Thanks for the
link, but what does it have to do with the subject line?"Brian Phillips" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Well, I learned something from that site:
"The really nice bikes are optimal, of course, but they are also well over
$1,000 (some are well over twice that)..."Some bikes cost more than TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS??? Are you kidding me?
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Brian Phillips said:
... Oh, and that bikes have 3 front gears and 7 back gears. Thanks for the
link, but what does it have to do with the subject line?He mentions a few online discussion forums - cyclingforums is one of
them and RBR isn't. RBR prides itself on the way we deal with clueless
newbs and if we get starved of supply, we're in trouble. We may need a
Reach Out program. -
On Mon, 21 May 2007 08:00:47 +1200, Stu Fleming <[email hidden]>
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He mentions a few online discussion forums - cyclingforums is one of
them and RBR isn't. RBR prides itself on the way we deal with clueless
newbs and if we get starved of supply, we're in trouble. We may need a
Reach Out program.I thought we called that 'July'.
Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
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