Nunhead Cemetery

[on Nunhead Cemetary]

Quoted message said:

so the question is what probablity does a old mountain bike have of
staying put there?

Doesn't sound like the locals will bother you...

(Roger Merriman) said:

i thinking about taking the bike rather than the train to Nunhead
Cemetery, mainly as the train is perdicted to be 2 hrs or so which seems
like a rather long time for a fairly short distance.

so the question is what probablity does a old mountain bike have of
staying put there? round kingston i havn't had a problem it has to be
said.

Many years ago I lived there (well not in the cemetery, but very
close). Of course who knows for sure, but I doubt that it's especially
more likely to get nicked there than anywhere else.

My commuting bike is the only one I leave locked up in public places
for long periods of times - it features a dull grey paint job,
untreated rust on the frame, plenty of grime on the frame, unfashional
dynamo lights... It just doesn't look that attractive and has never
received unwanted attention, despite the fact that it's pretty
valuable - e.g. speedhub, SON...

Paul Rudin said:

(Roger Merriman) said:

i thinking about taking the bike rather than the train to Nunhead
Cemetery, mainly as the train is perdicted to be 2 hrs or so which seems
like a rather long time for a fairly short distance.

so the question is what probablity does a old mountain bike have of
staying put there? round kingston i havn't had a problem it has to be
said.

Many years ago I lived there (well not in the cemetery, but very
close). Of course who knows for sure, but I doubt that it's especially
more likely to get nicked there than anywhere else.

okay, fair enought.

Quoted message said:

My commuting bike is the only one I leave locked up in public places
for long periods of times - it features a dull grey paint job,
untreated rust on the frame, plenty of grime on the frame, unfashional
dynamo lights... It just doesn't look that attractive and has never
received unwanted attention, despite the fact that it's pretty
valuable - e.g. speedhub, SON...

mmm yes i suspect that the bikes old looks and fine covering of welded
on mud probably means it's not that attractive a target.

roger

Mark Thompson

pleasegivegenerously@warmmail*_turn_up_the_heat_to_reply*.com said:

[on Nunhead Cemetary]

Quoted message said:

so the question is what probablity does a old mountain bike have of
staying put there?

Doesn't sound like the locals will bother you...

no i don't suppose so.

roger