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What should I do with my spare bike
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Walrus said:
Check out my 'poll' (http://tinyurl.com/ae5s7)
Sounds like a perfect candidate for a fixie to me Walrus.
Got any pics?
I'll take it off your hands if you like 😉
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Nick -
quote='NoZX6R'Walrus said:
Check out my 'poll' (http://tinyurl.com/ae5s7)
Sounds like a perfect candidate for a fixie to me Walrus.
Got any pics?
I'll take it off your hands if you like 😉
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Nick[/QUOTE]
No pics that really show the bike sorry. I'm starting to warm to the idea of setting it up as a trainer/commuter. Suzy's comments on what constant commuting could do to my Look kind of hit home.I'm not really the fixie type.
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NoZX6R said:
Walrus said:
Check out my 'poll' (http://tinyurl.com/ae5s7)
Sounds like a perfect candidate for a fixie to me Walrus.
Got any pics?
I'll take it off your hands if you like 😉
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Nick
No pics that really show the bike sorry. I'm starting to warm to the
idea of setting it up as a trainer/commuter. Suzy's comments on what
constant commuting could do to my Look kind of hit home.I'm not really the fixie type.
In Adelaide, you can donate bikes in good condition to the Australian
Refugee Association. They pass them on to people newly arrived here.
Bikes are very popular. They help keep children occupied, and they
help car-less adults to get around. -
MikeB said:
In Adelaide, you can donate bikes in good condition to the Australian
Refugee Association. They pass them on to people newly arrived here.
Bikes are very popular. They help keep children occupied, and they
help car-less adults to get around.
That's an option I hadn't considered, thanks. 😉 -
MikeB said:
In Adelaide, you can donate bikes in good condition to the Australian
Refugee Association. They pass them on to people newly arrived here.
Bikes are very popular. They help keep children occupied, and they
help car-less adults to get around.You'll earn some good bike kharma points too which will go to the following:
1) less punctures while riding
2) less drivers cutting you off to make a left turn
3) you will encounter fewer unleased dogs
4) more fine weather when you want to ride
5) your bike will not be stolen
6) Drivers in parked cars will not open their doors in your path
7) significant other says yes when you suggest you need another bikekoon
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Koon Yong said:
You'll earn some good bike kharma points too which will go to the following:
1) less punctures while riding
2) less drivers cutting you off to make a left turn
3) you will encounter fewer unleased dogs
4) more fine weather when you want to ride
5) your bike will not be stolen
6) Drivers in parked cars will not open their doors in your path
7) significant other says yes when you suggest you need another bikekoon
"I'll have one of what (s)he had!"
F"72inches'o'fun"Dutch
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Dutchy said:
F"72inches'o'fun"Dutch
Rude!
Running away,
Suzy
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