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  1. "Robin Hubert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

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    "Friend of Robin Hubert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Robin Hubert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message


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    Well, of course you did Nate old boy. Congratulations.

    Robin

    FYI Everybody

    Robin Hubert Lickton's Cycles 310 Lake Street Oak Park, Illinois 60302
    (708) 848-2453
    (800) 323-4083 Http://www.lickbike.com

    My God! I've been outed!!!!

    Bad form, old boy. Are you truly a friend, or just Nate?

    It's awful cute of you to be anonymous like that. Would you like to post my home phone number and
    address as well? I'd be happy to take calls. Don't be shy!

    Strange think ... after I [censored] an anonymous poster on this NG, I suddenly find my mailbox full of
    SPAM from outfits (ya know, penis enlargement and such) as if I had requested the [censored]. Hmmm ...
    wonder who that could be?

    What are the chances someone was vengeful and spitefull enough to do that, and what can I do about
    it (aside from being "nice" all the time)?

    Thank you.

    Robin Hubert

  2. Quoted message said:

    Robin Huber Wrote:

    Strange think ... after I [censored] an anonymous poster on this NG, I suddenly find my mailbox full of
    SPAM from outfits (ya know, penis enlargement and such) as if I had requested the [censored]. Hmmm ...
    wonder who that could be?

    What are the chances someone was vengeful and spitefull enough to do that, and what can I do about
    it (aside from being "nice" all the time)?

    Thank you.

    Robin Hubert

    Do those pills work? Keep us posted. J/K

    Funny Stuff,

    Kirsten Menking ([email hidden])

  3. Let's talk about the "good service" of the LBS. Here are my last three experiences:

    1. I need a 1" standard threaded headset. Easy, right? My closest shop is manned by a couple of
    "cliff-hucking and log-riding" guys just out of high school. After digging around in the back of
    the shop they find two headsets. They say the previous owner had bins of spare headset parts,
    but they: "threw all that [censored] away". They are both JIS models designed for low-end asian bikes.
    They don't know the difference. They are however willing to give me a discount on the headset
    because the star-fangled nut and the top cap seems to be missing. On a threaded headset.....

    2. I'm looking for some Ergopower shifters. In the 30 or so shops in my metro area, only 10 touch
    road bike stuff, and 3 even know about Campagnolo. A single shop has Ergopower shifters in
    stock. Daytona. For $300. Chains are $40 each.

    3. Yesterday I'm looking for an 8-speed Campagnolo cassette. I drive to the race-oriented shop one
    city over. They give me snotty attitude about: "Campagnolo not making these since 1998!". As if
    I was looking for the Holy Grail. Nothing in stock, and the order price being double mail-order.
    They do however have a "Miche" brand cassette. I buy and take it home. Today I pull it out of
    the box and discover it is a Shimano spline. Sigh....

    Quoted message said:

    Yes, you can buy cheap at Nashbar, et. al. That doesn't mean you're getting a good deal. Don't
    forget to factor in the poor service typical of mailorder. There's only so much you can do on the
    phone, and most who answer those phones don't know about that which they're selling.

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