Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
Or mine.Won't deliver to my town though
Or mine.Won't deliver to my town though
I will send you a link once I put mine on ebay for £150.Won't deliver to my town though
One of us!, One of us!Or mine.
How does one partake of this deal?In mixed news
a) Buzz bike is closing down on Friday 15th|
b) they are flogging off their (non-electric) stock to anyone for £65 delivered including a lock.
Have ordered one on the off-chance it will arrive and be of passable "pub-bike" quality.
Have not yet plucked up the courage to mentioned the onward march of N+1 to Mrs Nick
Won’t give me a delivery date and the deal stalls.How does one partake of this deal?
Totally agree, some more signs as above about "considerate" use is a good idea. At entrances to parks for example where I've seen them. It nudges people to good behaviour.I don’t mind stopping on a towpath. It’s a gentle ride, or should be anyway. Cyclists should not be using towpaths for fitness or a fast commute.
It's become indescribably awful, and neither the mayor's office not the police give the first fuck about it. They might not lead to many deaths, but over time it will lead to some as it already has, and probably a much higher number of serious injuries- the kind that don't make the press unless 'life changing', but are extremely upsetting and disrupting for the likes of older people being knocked to the ground and breaking bones.Totally agree, some more signs as above about "considerate" use is a good idea. At entrances to parks for example where I've seen them. It nudges people to good behaviour.
I've seen so much bad cycling in London recently. Lime bikes & e-cycles the worst offenders.
It got delivered.If I am correct then,
bikes can be bought by members only for £250 or something.
Non-member can buy the "normal" 3 speeders £65 delivered.
here
Buzzbike
ride.buzzbike.cc
I have paid and am meant to get delivery Wednesday, but won't believe it until I see it
Lime bikes have a lot of oomph at the start, and they're heavy unwieldy things. I found it difficult to control and I've been cycling for years.Totally agree, some more signs as above about "considerate" use is a good idea. At entrances to parks for example where I've seen them. It nudges people to good behaviour.
I've seen so much bad cycling in London recently. Lime bikes & e-cycles the worst offenders.
So I'm in the market for a new bike. Something a bit less sporty and a bit more practical, as befits my years.
Any pointers?
I don't like the colour of the wicker.Here's just what you need and an absolute bargain too.
Lot 291 - PASHBY 3 SPEED LADIES BICYCLE
Lot 291 - PASHBY 3 SPEED LADIES BICYCLEwww.mathewsons.co.uk
Edited to add: obviously it should say "Pashley"!
Totally agree, some more signs as above about "considerate" use is a good idea. At entrances to parks for example where I've seen them. It nudges people to good behaviour.
I've seen so much bad cycling in London recently. Lime bikes & e-cycles the worst offenders.
Sorry to lol about your stolen bike but it does sound like they've done you a favour.So I'm in the market for a new bike. Something a bit less sporty and a bit more practical, as befits my years. I'm not getting down in the hoods drafting buses any more, and my backpack seems to feel heavier these days....
I'm liking the look of this Trek FX2 with the accessories kit. Dynamo lights and a well integrated rack. No front shifter for simplicity. Nice colour.
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The Cube Hyde Pro FE's belt drive and hub gear is very intriguing. I hate having to clean the chain, and derailleurs are finicky things. I'm willing to pay a bit more for a lifetime (!) no-hassle drivetrain. Doesn't seem to be available in large sizes anywhere though (I'm 183cm. 54-55cm frame size), and the tires are a bit fat.
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Any pointers?
My wife and daughter both have FX2s, I have an FX3. They're great bikes but I think the FX2 weighs a ton compared to my FX3So I'm in the market for a new bike. Something a bit less sporty and a bit more practical, as befits my years. I'm not getting down in the hoods drafting buses any more, and my backpack seems to feel heavier these days....
I'm liking the look of this Trek FX2 with the accessories kit. Dynamo lights and a well integrated rack. No front shifter for simplicity. Nice colour.
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The Cube Hyde Pro FE's belt drive and hub gear is very intriguing. I hate having to clean the chain, and derailleurs are finicky things. I'm willing to pay a bit more for a lifetime (!) no-hassle drivetrain. Doesn't seem to be available in large sizes anywhere though (I'm 183cm. 54-55cm frame size), and the tires are a bit fat.
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Any pointers?
Hmm, worth bearing in mind as I do live on top of a hill...My wife and daughter both have FX2s, I have an FX3. They're great bikes but I think the FX2 weighs a ton compared to my FX3
Get an ebike, as befits your yearsHmm, worth bearing in mind as I do live on top of a hill...
No, that's for another 15 years' timeGet an ebike, as befits your years
Yesterday we were moving stuff from A to B and she suddenly clocked that there were more bikes than she had expected.In mixed news
a) Buzz bike is closing down on Friday 15th|
b) they are flogging off their (non-electric) stock to anyone for £65 delivered including a lock.
Have ordered one on the off-chance it will arrive and be of passable "pub-bike" quality.
Have not yet plucked up the courage to mentioned the onward march of N+1 to Mrs Nick
When I moved here my next-door neighbour had several bikes in his garage and I wondered why he needed so many.Yesterday we were moving stuff from A to B and she suddenly clocked that there were more bikes than she had expected.
Not happy. . )