F'chrisakes!
Don't these people have better things to do?
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Bicycle fork rake law.
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Marty Wallace said:
F'chrisakes!
Don't these people have better things to do?
Marty
WOT-THE???
wouldnt that depend entirely on the style an geometry of bike?
So do they have some inbuilt hatred of streetcruisers, choppers and Dragsters???
Why do they care anyway?
There has to be some underlying reason to this. Wa shtere an accident in WA with snapping forks or summat? -
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 22:21:18 +0800, Marty Wallace <[email hidden]> Wrote :
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F'chrisakes!
Don't these people have better things to do?
Presumably not. Perhaps its parent(s) never allowed it a bicycle.
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Have a short url http://tinyurl.com/3uvre
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Marty--
Humbug
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HUMBUG said:
On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 22:21:18 +0800, Marty Wallace <[email hidden]> Wrote :
Quoted message said:
F'chrisakes!
Don't these people have better things to do?
Presumably not. Perhaps its parent(s) never allowed it a bicycle.
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Have a short url http://tinyurl.com/3uvre
surely this rule can not applied to all cycles?
what happens with the wheel size increases? surely that distance will
also increase?is this only to find a silly way put "choppers" off the road?
heres me planning a bend-in-the-middle FDW recumbent trike from MTB parts.
cheers,
kim
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>> "Marty" == Marty Wallace <[email hidden]> writes:
Marty> F'chrisakes! Don't these people have better things to do?
Does this apply to recumbents?
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Cheers
Euan -
"Marty Wallace" wrote
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F'chrisakes!
Don't these people have better things to do?
Marty
Well stuff em, I have wanted a dragster since I was a kid (was sadly
deprived of one in the 70's) and I am getting one anyway!!! Just need to
find a noice restored 3 speed Malvern Star at a price I can vaguely justify
to my SO (but dear, it's a collectors item)bjay
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"Marty Wallace" wroteQuoted message said:
F'chrisakes!
Don't these people have better things to do?
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MartyWell stuff em, I have wanted a dragster since I was a kid (was sadly
deprived of one in the 70's) and I am getting one anyway!!! Just need to
find a noice restored 3 speed Malvern Star at a price I can vaguely
justifyQuoted message said:
to my SO (but dear, it's a collectors item)
bjay
A friend of mine has got an original one hanging in his bike shop. It's in
mint condition. He looks after everything perfectly. In his shed is a red MG
car and also an old Buick (Looks like a model T ford). He NEVER throws
anything out. Call Bikes Are Us in Collie, Western Australia if you really
want it.Marty
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