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  1. Paul - censored said:

    Also a note of any special colouring / dents in fact anything that may be 'unique' to that
    bike .. 😉

    <http://www.chapmancentral.com/Web/public.nsf/Documents/Bike_Optima_Stinger>

    Where do I start? :-D

    Guy
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    work. Apologies.

  2. "Michael MacClancy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Cicero" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Michael MacClancy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    > "NIGEL" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    > > My friend has this problem, he just drove round to his local fire station, and asked them
    > > to help, with a small donation to their


    local

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    > > charity they cut it off and he was able to cycle home
    > >

    What about the car he left at the fire station? That would have been


    a

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    rather large donation!


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    I doubt if he abandoned his car permanently at the fire station!

    Cic.

    Sorry, I discounted the possibility that he may have towed his car back


    home

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    behind his bike!


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    There are other possibilities. Most people come equipped with two legs.

    Cic.

  3. Just zis Guy, you know?, in "]news:[email hidden] scribbled ;

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    Paul - censored said:

    Also a note of any special colouring / dents in fact anything that may be 'unique' to that
    bike .. 😉


    <http://www.chapmancentral.com/Web/public.nsf/Documents/Bike_Optima_Stinger>

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    Where do I start? :-D

    LOL, fecking awesome looking machine .. 😉

    Puts my Dynatech (Raleigh) Cro-mo comp mtb to shame .. 😉

    tinyurl.com4ob6

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    ...................................Paul-[censored] Seti 1342 wu in 9417 hours

  4. "Just zis Guy, you know?" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    <http://www.chapmancentral.com/Web/public.nsf/Documents/Bike_Optima_Stinger>

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    Where do I start? :-D

    blademail.co.ukBlade Mail Bic disposable razors 20.htm l

  5. Colin Blackburn said:

    Maybe he was referring to the 'tache!

    Our next contender, Colin Blackburn, specialist subject the bleedin' obvious :-)

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  6. if it is cheap lock then peel back the plastic covering around the lock mech end and look for a pin
    holding the lock in. Punch the pin out and the lock mech will drop out.

  7. W K said:

    blademail.co.ukBlade Mail Bic disposable razors 20.htm l

    No need to shave legs on a bent - inherently aero, no road rash on legs (bum hits ground first).

    Guy
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  8. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

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    W K said:

    blademail.co.ukBlade Mail Bic disposable razors 20.htm l

    No need to shave legs on a bent - inherently aero, no road rash on legs (bum hits ground first).

    Maybe he was referring to the 'tache!

    Colin

  9. Just zis Guy said:
    W K said:

    blademail.co.ukBlade Mail Bic disposable razors 20.htm l

    No need to shave legs on a bent - inherently aero, no road rash on legs (bum hits ground first).

    Don't tell me you shave your bum as well?

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    Take out the garbage to reply

    Regards Tony Hogarty

  10. "Colin Blackburn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

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    On Tue, 21 Jan 2003 16:18:59 -0000, "W K" <[email hidden]> wrote:


    blademail.co.ukBlade Mail Bic disposable razors 20.ht


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    No need to shave legs on a bent - inherently aero, no road rash on legs (bum hits ground first).

    Maybe he was referring to the 'tache!

    10/10

  11. Just zis Guy said:
    Colin Blackburn said:

    Maybe he was referring to the 'tache!

    Our next contender, Colin Blackburn, specialist subject the bleedin' obvious :-)

    It's alright, I just wanted to draw people's attention to it. I mean, if they visit the website to
    have a laugh at the 'tache then they'll see the bike and so they might just be tempted to think
    about a 'bent. Just look at it as a service for the dark side.

    Colin

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