Just mildly curious - is a Dawes Galaxy a sutable bike for Audaxing?
Can't justify another bike in the garage.
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Just mildly curious - is a Dawes Galaxy a sutable bike for Audaxing?
Can't justify another bike in the garage.
vernon levy said:Just mildly curious - is a Dawes Galaxy a sutable bike for Audaxing?
Can't justify another bike in the garage.
Yes. People do Audaxes on MTBs. Whatever is comfortable and won't fall apart
over the first pot hole. A Galaxy could be made for the job.
Simonb said:vernon levy said:Just mildly curious - is a Dawes Galaxy a sutable bike for Audaxing?
Can't justify another bike in the garage.
Yes. People do Audaxes on MTBs. Whatever is comfortable and won't
fall apart over the first pot hole. A Galaxy could be made for the
job.
What's Audaxing?
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(') said:Just mildly curious - is a Dawes Galaxy a sutable bike for Audaxing?
Absolutely, I would say. When Jon and I did the Coldingham audax the
variety of bikes was remarkable, and people on cheap hybrids did a lot
better than I did. The really experienced audaxers seemed mainly to be
on classic tourers (apart from one couple on an *amazing* superlight
tandem).
A Galaxy would fit in fine.
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Burning_Ranger (') said:Simonb said:vernon levy said:Just mildly curious - is a Dawes Galaxy a sutable bike for Audaxing?
Can't justify another bike in the garage.
Yes. People do Audaxes on MTBs. Whatever is comfortable and won't
fall apart over the first pot hole. A Galaxy could be made for the
job.What's Audaxing?
Distance cycle rides which in theory aren't competitive but which are
done against the clock.
See <URL:http://www.jasmine.org.uk:8180/dogfood/story?article=7>
<URL:http://www.audax.uk.net/>
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Simon Brooke <[email hidden]> wrote:
: A Galaxy would fit in fine.
On most Audaxs it's probably the single most common bike in fact.
That's the joy of the events. I use a race bike, the next to me uses
a Galaxy. All are happy.
Arthur
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On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 23:21:56 +0100, "vernon levy" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Can't justify another bike in the garage.
Sorry. I don't understand this statement. There is always a
justification for another bike.
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Can't justify another bike in the garage.
Sorry. I don't understand this statement. There is always a
justification for another bike.
Not if one want's to retain the ability to reproduce.
vernon levy said:
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Can't justify another bike in the garage.
Sorry. I don't understand this statement. There is always a
justification for another bike.Not if one want's to retain the ability to reproduce.
I've a Brommie, a Roberts audax, a Bike Friday, a tandem trike, a Trice,
a tandem, a trailer, a trailer bike, several hack bikes, four
children....
John B
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Quoted message said:vernon levy said:
Quoted message said:>Can't justify another bike in the garage.
Sorry. I don't understand this statement. There is always a
justification for another bike.Not if one want's to retain the ability to reproduce.
I've a Brommie, a Roberts audax, a Bike Friday, a tandem trike, a Trice,
a tandem, a trailer, a trailer bike, several hack bikes, four
children....
But you got the children first, and then used them as the justification for
other bikes.
Attempting the other order is subject to the defect mentioned above.
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Not if one want's to retain the ability to reproduce.
I've a Brommie, a Roberts audax, a Bike Friday, a tandem trike, a Trice,
a tandem, a trailer, a trailer bike, several hack bikes, four
children....
I've got two Raleigh 12 speed hacks, a Raleigh R500 road bike, a Dawes
Galaxy, a Ridgeback Adventure (chrome moly frame), a Carrerra Kraken MTB,
eight asstd bikes for my three kids, a Honda CB500 motor bike squeezed into
the space left in the garge from my stationary engine collection. Apart
from permission from my personal Ayatollah-ress, I also have stotrage
problems.
I have no aspirations to reproduce again, I just want to retain the ability
to do so. :-)
vernon levy said:
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Not if one want's to retain the ability to reproduce.
I've a Brommie, a Roberts audax, a Bike Friday, a tandem trike, a Trice,
a tandem, a trailer, a trailer bike, several hack bikes, four
children....I've got two Raleigh 12 speed hacks, a Raleigh R500 road bike, a Dawes
Galaxy, a Ridgeback Adventure (chrome moly frame), a Carrerra Kraken MTB,
eight asstd bikes for my three kids, a Honda CB500 motor bike squeezed into
the space left in the garge from my stationary engine collection. Apart
from permission from my personal Ayatollah-ress, I also have stotrage
problems.I have no aspirations to reproduce again, I just want to retain the ability
to do so. :-)
You'll be OK so long as you don't get one of those weird saddle-less BMX
jobs and try stunt riding ;-)
John B
Mark South said:
"JohnB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:vernon levy said:
> >Can't justify another bike in the garage.
>
> Sorry. I don't understand this statement. There is always a
> justification for another bike.Not if one want's to retain the ability to reproduce.
I've a Brommie, a Roberts audax, a Bike Friday, a tandem trike, a Trice,
a tandem, a trailer, a trailer bike, several hack bikes, four
children....But you got the children first, and then used them as the justification for
other bikes.
Only partly correct.
Before the kids I also had a road bike, track bike, TT bike, racing trike...
Quoted message said:Attempting the other order is subject to the defect mentioned above.
Nah - its all myths put around in the silly season.
John B
Mark South said:"JohnB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
I've a Brommie, a Roberts audax, a Bike Friday, a tandem trike, a Trice,
a tandem, a trailer, a trailer bike, several hack bikes, four
children....
Quoted message said:But you got the children first, and then used them as the justification for
other bikes.
Quoted message said:Attempting the other order is subject to the defect mentioned above.
Years of infertility treatment, and they never mentioned that I just had
too many bikes...!
Roos
Mark South <[email hidden]> wrote:
: But you got the children first, and then used them as the justification for
: other bikes.
Seems ideal. Buy the bikes and then you won't get children? Top. I'll revise
my bike buying plans upwards immeadiately.
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Arthur Clune said:Mark South <[email hidden]> wrote:
: But you got the children first, and then used them as the justification for
: other bikes.Seems ideal. Buy the bikes and then you won't get children? Top. I'll revise
my bike buying plans upwards immeadiately.
Make sure they have the right sort of saddle just to make sure.
Preferably one with a ridge down the middle and definitely not one of
these new fangled ones designed not to cut off the blood supply ;-)
Tony
Tony Raven <[email hidden]> wrote:
: Make sure they have the right sort of saddle just to make sure.
: Preferably one with a ridge down the middle and definitely not one of
: these new fangled ones designed not to cut off the blood supply ;-)
hm. Nah. I'm quite happy with the practicing 🙂
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Roos Eisma <[email hidden]>typed
Quoted message said:Years of infertility treatment, and they never mentioned that I just had
too many bikes...!
Did they ask? ;-)
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JohnB said:vernon levy said:
Quoted message said:>Can't justify another bike in the garage.
Sorry. I don't understand this statement. There is always a
justification for another bike.Not if one want's to retain the ability to reproduce.
I've a Brommie, a Roberts audax, a Bike Friday, a tandem trike, a Trice,
a tandem, a trailer, a trailer bike, several hack bikes, four
children....
Maybe the mother of your children is unaware of the contents of your
garage? Or she's just more understanding than most?
I have two and one. I'd like one more of each. Not sure if the wife is
willing on either front at the moment...
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