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  1. Michael has a new bike, a Giant Boulder. So we took it for a trundle
    to Pangbourne along the offroad tracks, and very capable it (and he)
    proved. The Schwalbe Marathons we fitted in deference to its intended
    use as school transport proved less than perfect in 4" deep mud,
    though.

    A spiffing bike, even if it is the wrong colour. Everyone knows that
    red bikes are fastest.

    Guy
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  2. Just zis Guy said:

    A spiffing bike, even if it is the wrong colour. Everyone knows that
    red bikes are fastest.

    Only moving away from you though. The purple ones are faster
    closing in...

    Pete.
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    Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK
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  3. Peter Clinch said:
    Just zis Guy said:

    A spiffing bike, even if it is the wrong colour. Everyone knows that
    red bikes are fastest.

    Only moving away from you though. The purple ones are faster closing in...

    Pete.

    Does that mean that blue bikes stay at the same distance whatever and
    green ones are statistically safer?

    Sniper8052

  4. Sniper8052(L96A1) said:

    Does that mean that blue bikes stay at the same distance whatever and
    green ones are statistically safer?

    No, blue ones are moving towards you really fast.

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