Quoted message said:[1] The region between the scrotum and the anus in males, and between the
posterior vulva junction and the anus in females.
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Quoted message said:
[1] The region between the scrotum and the anus in males, and between the
posterior vulva junction and the anus in females.<schoolboy>
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he wrote "anus"
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On 07/25/2005 21:15:02 Badger said:
D.M. Procida wrote:
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
I tried a Ridgeback Rapide Velocity today from The Bike Shed here in
Cardiff. It's so quiet! It felt very nice, after my ancient Raleigh
Pioneer Classic. The saddle was one thing I didn't much enjoy - the
riding position meant that my delicate parts were somewhat mashed up by
the front of the seat............Quoted message said:
Yep, different strokes for different folks, sheldon covers the subject
IIRC.Ah yes, saddles, I remember them.....
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Buck
I would rather be out on my Catrike
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On 07/25/2005 21:15:02 Badger said:
D.M. Procida wrote:
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
I tried a Ridgeback Rapide Velocity today from The Bike Shed here in
Cardiff. It's so quiet! It felt very nice, after my ancient Raleigh
Pioneer Classic. The saddle was one thing I didn't much enjoy - the
riding position meant that my delicate parts were somewhat mashed up by
the front of the seat............Quoted message said:
Yep, different strokes for different folks, sheldon covers the subject
IIRC.Ah yes, saddles, I remember them.....
--
Buck
I would rather be out on my Catrike
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On 07/25/2005 21:15:02 Badger said:
D.M. Procida wrote:
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
I tried a Ridgeback Rapide Velocity today from The Bike Shed here in
Cardiff. It's so quiet! It felt very nice, after my ancient Raleigh
Pioneer Classic. The saddle was one thing I didn't much enjoy - the
riding position meant that my delicate parts were somewhat mashed up by
the front of the seat............Quoted message said:
Yep, different strokes for different folks, sheldon covers the subject
IIRC.Ah yes, saddles, I remember them.....
--
Buck
I would rather be out on my Catrike
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"David Martin" <[email hidden]> of http://groups.google.com
Quoted message said:
Steph Peters said:
[email hidden] (D.M. Procida) of Apple Juice,
Cardiff said:
Incidentally, the other thing I found unusual about the bike was that
the cranks felt much shorter - is this something simply to get used to,
or do people with different legs and bodies do better with different
length cranks?
Yes they do. My little legs go much better with the short cranks on my
tourer than the standard ones on my everyday old MTB with slicks. When the
MTB goes to bike heaven I shall be trying to do a deal to get short cranks
on a hybrid.Save up the pennies and get a good chainset of the right size. Then
move it from bike to bike as you change bikes.
Got one, it's on the tourer. I'm not paying a fortune for bits on the MTB
that I don't ride more than 10 miles on, and leave locked up all over
various bits of Manchester. Too high a likelihood of it being nicked one
day.Quoted message said:
I have a TA Carmina (was supposed to get a Vega but the shop made a
mistake) which is very nice, completely modular and comes in short
sizes (as short as 150mm).
I've got 150mm on the tourer, and they are a great match for my short legs.
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It is enough that the people know there was an election. The people who cast the
votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything.
Joseph Stalin
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"David Martin" <[email hidden]> of http://groups.google.com
Quoted message said:
Steph Peters said:
[email hidden] (D.M. Procida) of Apple Juice,
Cardiff said:
Incidentally, the other thing I found unusual about the bike was that
the cranks felt much shorter - is this something simply to get used to,
or do people with different legs and bodies do better with different
length cranks?
Yes they do. My little legs go much better with the short cranks on my
tourer than the standard ones on my everyday old MTB with slicks. When the
MTB goes to bike heaven I shall be trying to do a deal to get short cranks
on a hybrid.Save up the pennies and get a good chainset of the right size. Then
move it from bike to bike as you change bikes.
Got one, it's on the tourer. I'm not paying a fortune for bits on the MTB
that I don't ride more than 10 miles on, and leave locked up all over
various bits of Manchester. Too high a likelihood of it being nicked one
day.Quoted message said:
I have a TA Carmina (was supposed to get a Vega but the shop made a
mistake) which is very nice, completely modular and comes in short
sizes (as short as 150mm).
I've got 150mm on the tourer, and they are a great match for my short legs.
--
It is enough that the people know there was an election. The people who cast the
votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything.
Joseph Stalin
Steph Peters delete invalid from [email hidden]
Tatting, lace & stitching page <http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/index.htm> -
"David Martin" <[email hidden]> of http://groups.google.com
Quoted message said:
Steph Peters said:
[email hidden] (D.M. Procida) of Apple Juice,
Cardiff said:
Incidentally, the other thing I found unusual about the bike was that
the cranks felt much shorter - is this something simply to get used to,
or do people with different legs and bodies do better with different
length cranks?
Yes they do. My little legs go much better with the short cranks on my
tourer than the standard ones on my everyday old MTB with slicks. When the
MTB goes to bike heaven I shall be trying to do a deal to get short cranks
on a hybrid.Save up the pennies and get a good chainset of the right size. Then
move it from bike to bike as you change bikes.
Got one, it's on the tourer. I'm not paying a fortune for bits on the MTB
that I don't ride more than 10 miles on, and leave locked up all over
various bits of Manchester. Too high a likelihood of it being nicked one
day.Quoted message said:
I have a TA Carmina (was supposed to get a Vega but the shop made a
mistake) which is very nice, completely modular and comes in short
sizes (as short as 150mm).
I've got 150mm on the tourer, and they are a great match for my short legs.
--
It is enough that the people know there was an election. The people who cast the
votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything.
Joseph Stalin
Steph Peters delete invalid from [email hidden]
Tatting, lace & stitching page <http://www.sandbenders.demon.co.uk/index.htm>
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