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Published 5 June 2006
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Original post cathwood
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5 June 2006, 21:19 UTC
#1
Great excitement today! The coker/UDC 36" came today. I think I've attached a photo. She's beautiful.
I can ride her, much to my amazement. And 'dismount gracefully'. I haven't even attempted to freemount.
She's lovely to ride. Feels big and solid, but not too different from the 29er once she gets going.
I'm hooked.
Cathy
+-------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Filename: new coker.jpg | |Download: http://www.unicyclist.com/attachment/13693 | +-------------------------------------------------------------------+
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5 June 2006, 21:28 UTC
#2
You go, girl. Nice lilac shade. Your saddle looks a bit low, though.
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amanda.gallacher
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5 June 2006, 23:01 UTC
#8
cathwood said: Short legs.
As long as they reach the ground, what more could you need?
Nice looking uni, in a lilac sort of way. You'll have fun on that.🙂
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5 June 2006, 23:23 UTC
#9
hehe that uni looks funny.. but congrats on the coker.. it is a beauty
Chase
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Brian MacKenzie
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6 June 2006, 02:29 UTC
#12
Cathwood I am so happy for you. The big wheel is such a pleasure to ride.
Warning, when left alone the Coker will call out relentlessly for you to come out and play. You will be unable to resist.
-- Chrashing
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6 June 2006, 03:50 UTC
#13
Thanks for the pic Cathwood. It's a beauty. I am very happy for you and very jealous 😉 May you have many miles of pleasure riding.
I am going to get one!!!!!
Mike
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tomblackwood
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6 June 2006, 06:55 UTC
#16
I have loved watching your progression over the years (year) or what ever. I remember writing somewhere you would get a 36" machine one day.
If you have room for storage, I think you would like to ride a giraffe as well. Don't discount it. Just another challenge and easier than you might think. I will watch from the sidelines to see how your progression is going.
It is amazing how far we come mastering bit by bit (or one by one).
Hope you enjoy riding the big one!
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