Mechanical breakdown and walk home

"S. Delaire "Rotatorrecumbent"" wrote in message
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That would be the time I hit a rock in the Santa Paula river bed at 100
mph on a Maico 400 motorcycle.

Count your blessings Speedy. It's a good thing you were able to walk.

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Here is a "roadside assistance" service for bikes:

http://www.bicycleretailer.com/bicyc...ent_id=1927042

John Riley

Here is a "roadside assistance" service for bikes:

http://www.bicycleretailer.com/bicyc...ent_id=1927042

John Riley

Great ideal. I have a GRR, a very looong bike, and often wondered how I
would get home in case of a rare emergency that I can't fix myself (I
shouldn't even be typing/posting this-I feel that I'm bringing a curse
upon myself-ah, who cares, I'm not superstitious, er, well, not 'til now)

I spoke to them. Up to 30 miles total/year. Total of 2 calls/year. I
asked about carrying a LWB, about 89 inches. She is going to get back to
me, but it seems that they (the local garage contracted) will send out a
truck if necessary, ?flatbed.

http://www.betterworldclub.com/bicycle/bike_home.htm

Thanks for the lead.

Sonny

Here is a "roadside assistance" service for bikes:

http://www.bicycleretailer.com/bicyc..._display.jsp?v
nu_content_id=1927042

John Riley


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Great ideal. I have a GRR, a very looong bike, and often wondered how I
would get home in case of a rare emergency that I can't fix myself (I
shouldn't even be typing/posting this-I feel that I'm bringing a curse
upon myself-ah, who cares, I'm not superstitious, er, well, not 'til now)

I spoke to them. Up to 30 miles total/year. Total of 2 calls/year. I
asked about carrying a LWB, about 89 inches. She is going to get back to
me, but it seems that they (the local garage contracted) will send out a
truck if necessary, ?flatbed.

http://www.betterworldclub.com/bicycle/bike_home.htm

Thanks for the lead.

Sonny

Here is a "roadside assistance" service for bikes:

http://www.bicycleretailer.com/bicyc..._display.jsp?v
nu_content_id=1927042

John Riley


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