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  1. Hello,

    I was just curious as to whether anybody in the newsgroup owns an
    on-one il pompino frame and, if so, what their opinions of it are,

    TIA for any replies,

    Daniel

  2. Daniel Parry said:

    Hello,

    I was just curious as to whether anybody in the newsgroup owns an
    on-one il pompino frame and, if so, what their opinions of it are,

    I'm sorry, I just refuse to believe someone built a frame and called it
    "il pompino"...

    --
    Peace is our profession -- mass murder's just a hobby

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:
    Daniel Parry said:

    Hello,

    I was just curious as to whether anybody in the newsgroup owns an
    on-one il pompino frame and, if so, what their opinions of it are,

    I'm sorry, I just refuse to believe someone built a frame and called it
    "il pompino"...

    www.on-one.co.uk. Home of the Inbred, Gimp, and other suitably named
    bicycle parts. A major player in the UK single-speed market.

    OP: The il pompino got a good review in an old issue of C+.

    Jon

  4. Jon Senior said:

    www.on-one.co.uk. Home of the Inbred, Gimp, and other suitably named
    bicycle parts. A major player in the UK single-speed market.

    OP: The il pompino got a good review in an old issue of C+.

    I just can't see it having a great market success in Italy 🙂

    --
    There's always a way - and it's usually mined

  5. In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:
    Jon Senior said:

    www.on-one.co.uk. Home of the Inbred, Gimp, and other suitably named
    bicycle parts. A major player in the UK single-speed market.

    OP: The il pompino got a good review in an old issue of C+.

    I just can't see it having a great market success in Italy 🙂

    I don't know. Given the offensiveness of some of their UK named
    components, I'm sure there's a market.

    And yes. I do know what it means!

    Jon

  6. Eugenio Mastroviti said:
    Daniel Parry said:

    Hello,

    I was just curious as to whether anybody in the newsgroup owns an
    on-one il pompino frame and, if so, what their opinions of it are,

    I'm sorry, I just refuse to believe someone built a frame and called it
    "il pompino"...


    They also make the Inbred and the Gimp

    A

  7. Jon Senior <jon@restlesslemon_DOT_co_DOT_uk.remove> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:
    Jon Senior said:

    www.on-one.co.uk. Home of the Inbred, Gimp, and other suitably named
    bicycle parts. A major player in the UK single-speed market.

    OP: The il pompino got a good review in an old issue of C+.

    I just can't see it having a great market success in Italy 🙂

    I don't know. Given the offensiveness of some of their UK named
    components, I'm sure there's a market.

    And yes. I do know what it means!

    Maybe On-One will introduce a model called the 'Entendre'; then they
    can also bring out a tandem version named the 'Double Entendre' ;-)
    Back on topic; the Il Pompino apparently has quite a good reputation
    as a single-speed 'cross bike, whilst a very similar (maybe even made
    in the same factory??) geared machine is available from Planet X in
    the guise of their Kaffenback [1] frame. Personally, I'm not sure
    about those wishbone rear ends, but it's just an aesthetic thing.

    David E. Belcher

    [1] Intended as a training bike, the name allegedly being coined as a
    very bad pun related to tea stops!

    David E. Belcher

  8. David E. Belcher popped their head over the parapet saw what was going
    on and said

    Quoted message said:

    Maybe On-One will introduce a model called the 'Entendre'; then they
    can also bring out a tandem version named the 'Double Entendre' ;-)

    A woman asked the barman for a "double entendre"
    so he gave her one. :o)

    IGMC

    --
    yours S

    Nihil curo de ista tua stulta superstitione

  9. Daniel Parry said:

    Hello,

    I was just curious as to whether anybody in the newsgroup owns an
    on-one il pompino frame and, if so, what their opinions of it are,

    I own one, just not the rest of the bits to make it into a bike yet, so
    I haven't actually ridden it. Looks very nice though.

    Paul "really helpful" M

  10. "soup" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:kLj6d.154644$hZ3.119373
    @fe2.news.blueyonder.co.uk:

    Quoted message said:

    A woman asked the barman for a "double entendre"
    so he gave her one. :o)

    You owe me a new keyboard! Just as well there's no-one else in this server
    room or they'd think I'm mad.

    Graeme

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