Chrysler bikes any good?

[Jeffrey Engstrom]

I see Chrysler had a line of "PT Cruiser" bicycles out. Does anyone know if
they are any good, or are they just re-labeled Huffys?
Any advice on a comfortable bike for a short commute?
Thanks

[Zoot Katz]

Sun, 20 Jul 2003 20:21:55 GMT,
>,
"Jeffrey Engstrom" > wrote:

>Any advice on a comfortable bike for a short commute?
>Thanks

Go to a bicycle shop that permits dogs in the store.
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[Chalo]

Zoot Katz > wrote:

> Go to a bicycle shop that permits dogs in the store.

Excellent criterion, Zoot.

Another good indicator is a shop where you can bring the mechanics
some beer, and they can drink it.

Chalo Colina

[Tom Keats]

In article >,
(Claire Petersky) writes:

> It's just like the advice I used to see on misc.kids.breastfeeding --
> don't buy a breast pump manufactured by a formula company.

It might be possible to convert one of those into a bike horn,
with a little modification.


cheers,
Tom

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[Fritz M]

(Tom Keats) wrote:

> It might be possible to convert one of those into a bike horn,
> with a little modification.

*chortle*;

What do you call it when you're drinking something and it shoots out your
nose because of sudden laughter?

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[James Hodson]

On 22 Jul 2003 18:57:39 -0700, (Chalo) wrote:

>Another good indicator is a shop where you can bring the mechanics
>some beer, and they can drink it.
>

In that case, Chalo, I've no chance with my LBS. Both Barbara and
Michael prefer red wine, which suits me just fine. But I suppose it's
the thought that counts.

James

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[Pete]

"Fritz M" +> wrote
>
> What do you call it when you're drinking something and it shoots out your
> nose because of sudden laughter?
>

"Buy me a new keyboard"

Pete

[Chalo]

James Hodson wrote:

Chalo wrote:
>
> >Another good indicator is a shop where you can bring the mechanics
> >some beer, and they can drink it.
>
> In that case, Chalo, I've no chance with my LBS. Both Barbara and
> Michael prefer red wine, which suits me just fine. But I suppose it's
> the thought that counts.

You know, if you ride with your pinky sticking out like that, you're
bound to snag it on something. :-)

Chalo Colina

[Luigi de Guzman]

James Hodson > wrote in message >...
> On 22 Jul 2003 18:57:39 -0700, (Chalo) wrote:
>
> >Another good indicator is a shop where you can bring the mechanics
> >some beer, and they can drink it.
> >
>
> In that case, Chalo, I've no chance with my LBS. Both Barbara and
> Michael prefer red wine, which suits me just fine. But I suppose it's
> the thought that counts.

Red wine opens up all sorts of opportunities for aptness. Chianti for
the Giro, Rioja for the Vuelta, and a good Bordeaux for the Tour.

-Luigi

"Serving-boy to old Falernus,
Pour me out more bitter cups
As the law of your teacher Postumia commands--
Drunker than a drunken grape.
And you, waters, who are pleased
To ruin wine, begone from here
And go to Hell--This is pure
Thyonian Wine."
-Catullus