I want to get my partner a bike to go dow the road on shopping. Price
is the main factor because as we of an age it will not have much use.
A new one but from internet shopping So anyone any ideas?
Cheers folks
A ladies bike!
Thanks
Rich
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Rich said:
I want to get my partner a bike to go dow the road on shopping. Price
is the main factor because as we of an age it will not have much use.
A new one but from internet shopping So anyone any ideas?
Cheers folks
A ladies bike!
Thanks
RichGet it from a bike shop rather than off the web. You get a free service and
the bike set up properly for you. I'd go for a Ridgeback Nova or similar at
£200. -
Rich said:
I want to get my partner a bike to go dow the road on shopping. Price
is the main factor because as we of an age it will not have much use.
A new one but from internet shopping So anyone any ideas?
Cheers folks
A ladies bike!Price aside, it sounds like the ideal would be a Dutch roadster.
Step-through frame, usually a basket on the front, hub gears, enclosed
chain, sometimes hub brakes, "nurse" wheel lock. Minimal maintenance,
maximum comfort. Something like one of these:
http://www.pashley.co.uk/products.html - the Princess Soverign or Classic? -
On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 21:32:38 +0000 (UTC), Rich
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<[email hidden]>:Quoted message said:
I want to get my partner a bike to go dow the road on shopping. Price
is the main factor because as we of an age it will not have much use.
A new one but from internet shopping So anyone any ideas?My wife has a Dawes Saratoga which has done duty for leisure rides,
club runs, daily cycle commuting, shopping and towing the trailer
bike. She is still delighted with it. It cost £150 from a Proper
Bike Shop[tm].Guy
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"then came ye chavves, theyre cartes girded wyth candels
blue, and theyre beastes wyth straynge horn-lyke thyngs
onn theyre arses that theyre fartes be herde from myles
around." Chaucer, the Sheppey Tales -
Try this one http://www.cyclesofyesteryear.com/promotion.htm
I know nothing about the company but it looks like the right machine.
SW
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I want to get my partner a bike to go dow the road on shopping. Price
is the main factor because as we of an age it will not have much use.
A new one but from internet shopping So anyone any ideas?
Cheers folks
A ladies bike!
Thanks
Rich -
in message <[email hidden]>, Rich
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I want to get my partner a bike to go dow the road on shopping. Price
is the main factor because as we of an age it will not have much use.
A new one but from internet shopping So anyone any ideas?
Cheers folks
A ladies bike!Claud Butler Classic. You get a very good quality bike, fitted with
luggage rack and mudguards, for very little more than the price of
no-name rubbish.
<URL:http://www.falconcycles.co.uk/product.php?c.id=3&s.id=1&p.id=351>Also don't assume that because you're older it won't get much use.
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[email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/;; may contain traces of nuts, bolts or washers.
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Doki said:
Rich said:
I want to get my partner a bike to go dow the road on shopping. Price
is the main factor because as we of an age it will not have much use.
A new one but from internet shopping So anyone any ideas?
Cheers folks
A ladies bike!
Thanks
RichGet it from a bike shop rather than off the web. You get a free
service and the bike set up properly for you. I'd go for a Ridgeback
Nova or similar at £200.The Speed W / open frame would be the one you want. Step through frame, rack
and mudguards.
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