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Matt Wrote: Burley seems to be the main internationally available trailer manufacturer getting mentioned. There seems to be very little mention of "Chariot carriers" child trailers (the CTS range) and nothing about the zwei-plus-zwei offering (Kiddy Van in particular). These are the main ones my local cycle shop offers on order. Is anyone out there using these who could comment on their quality/value ? Of particular interest is speed of folding/unfolding, as we will need to do this every time we use the trailer (it will sleep in the narrow hallway with the bike!) Cheers, Matt Chariots Cougar family is the best out there. Suspension. The top three Chariot lines are convertable between trailer/stroller/jogger/ski trailer/backpack. Their Kid Z Roo line is also impressive-converts between modes without any assembly. The Trek trailers are made by Chariot. -- meb |
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begin quoting Zippy the Pinhead :
On Sat, 18 Dec 2004 14:59:21 +0000, "Just zis Guy, you know?" wrote: Thge mind boggles. Why would you need a helmet inside a stable two-wheel trailer in the first place? I know what your answer will be. I'm not trying to influence YOU to wear a helmet, but you will proselytize me to repent and cast away my helmet. That seems most unlikely, since Guy wears one himself. -- David Damerell Distortion Field! |
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Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
Thge mind boggles. Why would you need a helmet inside a stable two-wheel trailer in the first place? Guy -- On our first outing with both kids in the trailer (sans helmets), they bonked their heads together on the first piece of "rough" terrain. Since then, helmets have been required. Even with just one child, I can imagine a head bonking a roll-bar if we were to have a rollover. The probabilities of it happening are low, but a little extra protection can't hurt. Even with the helmets, the kids still love to ride in the trailer. My daughter is usually chanting, "Faster, Daddy, Faster!" And you thought only the extra weight made for a better workout.... -Buck |
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Your messages are all as attachments, and can't be read under OE. As a
result, you appear to be posting blank messages. I tried to contact you privately, but the mail bounced. Someone else, on a different newsgroup, when alerted to this problem, let us all know that he felt like it was our tough luck for using a lousy Microsoft product. I hope your attitude is not the same. After all, the point of usenet is communication. OE is a widely-used product, even if you don't like it, or think we should all be using some other newsreader. If you post things that a large number of people can't read, then it's not just us who are losing out. -- Warm Regards, Claire Petersky please substitute yahoo for mousepotato to reply Home of the meditative cyclist: http://home.earthlink.net/~cpetersky/Welcome.htm Personal page: http://www.geocities.com/cpetersky/ See the books I've set free at: http://bookcrossing.com/referral/Cpetersky |
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Claire Petersky wrote:
Your messages are all as attachments, and can't be read under OE. As a result, you appear to be posting blank messages. I tried to contact you privately, but the mail bounced. Someone else, on a different newsgroup, when alerted to this problem, let us all know that he felt like it was our tough luck for using a lousy Microsoft product. I hope your attitude is not the same. After all, the point of usenet is communication. OE is a widely-used product, even if you don't like it, or think we should all be using some other newsreader. If you post things that a large number of people can't read, then it's not just us who are losing out. I had assumed he has a virus or worm, as this seemed to start rather suddenly. Bill "can you even INJECT penicillin in a mouse?" S. |
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quoting Bill Sornson :
Claire Petersky wrote: Your messages are all as attachments, and can't be read under OE. No, they're not. OE wrongly supposes that they are attachments. As a result, you appear to be posting blank messages. I tried to contact you privately, but the mail bounced. It's only been deferred with a 4xx response here. Unfortunate that that is not reported correctly back to you; but it should arrive in due course. Someone else, on a different newsgroup, when alerted to this problem, let us all know that he felt like it was our tough luck for using a lousy Microsoft product. I hope your attitude is not the same. The vast majority of OE users post mangled articles and don't care about changing that. Recently this ****ed me off enough that I am returning the compliment; the difference being that my articles are correctly formed but their crappy newsreader can't deal with it. It's unfortunate for the small minority who do make the effort, but they _are_ a small minority. I had assumed he has a virus or worm, as this seemed to start rather suddenly. Don't be absurd. I don't use Windows for anything except games. It started suddenly because I decided to do it. -- David Damerell Distortion Field! |
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Claire Petersky composed the following ...
Your messages are all as attachments, and can't be read under OE. As a result, you appear to be posting blank messages. I tried to contact you privately, but the mail bounced. Someone else, on a different newsgroup, when alerted to this problem, let us all know that he felt like it was our tough luck for using a lousy Microsoft product. I hope your attitude is not the same. After all, the point of usenet is communication. OE is a widely-used product, even if you don't like it, or think we should all be using some other newsreader. If you post things that a large number of people can't read, then it's not just us who are losing out. He's just exploiting a difference in the way OE reads articles, in a sort of "I'm better than you 'cos I don't use OE" way. If one starts a message with the word begin and two spaces, OE 'sees' it as an attachment. Many people do this on Usenet to 'pretend' that they have a virus, again in a holier than thou attitude that makes them look really cool, hip and trendy in a stupid sort of way. -- The Caretaker. |
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On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 15:26:18 GMT, "Claire Petersky"
wrote: Your messages are all as attachments, and can't be read under OE. As a result, you appear to be posting blank messages. I tried to contact you privately, but the mail bounced. Someone else, on a different newsgroup, when alerted to this problem, let us all know that he felt like it was our tough luck for using a lousy Microsoft product. I hope your attitude is not the same. After all, the point of usenet is communication. OE is a widely-used product, even if you don't like it, or think we should all be using some other newsreader. If you post things that a large number of people can't read, then it's not just us who are losing out. Dear Claire, Browsing David's posts (including his reply to what you point out in this thread) suggests that blank posts and bounced emails convey his normal content and attitude quite accurately. So let's not be hasty. Give David's blank posts another month or two, and see if they aren't more efficient than his old style. After all, we already know what David thinks of himself and what he thinks of everyone else--and those are the main points of his typical post. Cheers, Carl Fogel |
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David Damerell wrote:
quoting Bill Sornson : I had assumed he has a virus or worm, as this seemed to start rather suddenly. Don't be absurd. I don't use Windows for anything except games. It started suddenly because I decided to do it. Well pardon me, Mister Rude. You obviously DO have a bug -- just up your ass instead of in your computer. Keep posting that way. No great loss. -- "Sorry the world just does not work by your white penis ass." -- Pungent Cloud |
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The Caretaker ... wrote:
Claire Petersky composed the following ... Your messages are all as attachments, and can't be read under OE. As a result, you appear to be posting blank messages. I tried to contact you privately, but the mail bounced. Someone else, on a different newsgroup, when alerted to this problem, let us all know that he felt like it was our tough luck for using a lousy Microsoft product. I hope your attitude is not the same. After all, the point of usenet is communication. OE is a widely-used product, even if you don't like it, or think we should all be using some other newsreader. If you post things that a large number of people can't read, then it's not just us who are losing out. He's just exploiting a difference in the way OE reads articles, in a sort of "I'm better than you 'cos I don't use OE" way. If one starts a message with the word begin and two spaces, OE 'sees' it as an attachment. Many people do this on Usenet to 'pretend' that they have a virus, again in a holier than thou attitude that makes them look really cool, hip and trendy in a stupid sort of way. He succeeded. -- BS (no, really) |
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