My friend is selling his Orange P7 mountain bike through the Edge cycles(were he bought it from)
The bike itself has done less than 1 mile, it has only been riden to check the gears worked.
The Bike is also a 2003 model not a 2002 model as stated on the auction, any enquiries about the bike can be made via phone to the seller.
Reason for sale is it was bought during a trial separation and now they are back together his wife thinks a Sub 5 and a P7 are excessive, the bike itself cost him over £1500 as he custom specked it with Hope mini brakes, uprated front suspension with Lock Out and various other items.
He's got it now. It's paid for, presumably, so what's the problem. If she loved him it wouldn't matter, would it? My wife "let" me by my £2,000 Sub5 cos she loves me. Love me love my extreme and expensive hobbies. If the purchase of a bike causes a rift in a relationship how secure was it in the first place? I know I don't know the full story, but, as they say in the USA, purleease!
Robin. "SabineUK" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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TribalKev said:
You know women (no offence meant)
Heh.
The line 'That old thing? I've had it for ages' springs to mind.
