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Old June 28th 04, 06:56 PM
Richard Bates
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.... (obviously with the exception of actually riding that is)

1) Taking a humble touring bike in to a shop for a service and the
mechanic, who presumably has the pick of any bike he chooses at a
discount price from the shop's large range, saying, "Wow, that's a
really nice bike".

2) Servicing and rebuilding the hack and admiring its ugliness (white
frame, black luggage rack, blue and red bottle cages (one of which is
held on with zipties), insulation tape holding down the cork tape etc
etc) whilst secretly knowing that it will go like the clappers.

3) Being given permission to buy a new bike shed for the bottom of the
garden so that I can easily get at all three bikes (currently two are
obscured by the car).

any more?

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Old June 28th 04, 08:11 PM
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Richard Bates typed:

any more?


When the kids start asking for you to take them on bike rides too ..

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