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• #2227
Is anyone alive out there??? Im not getting much movement, and as a fellow voyeur, i like to see the banter, the new people and the lovely bikes (not in that order)
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• #2228
I was expecting the usual new boy savaging and nada! I want to feel welcome before I start picking the collective brain. I also didn't want to post 3 crappy arrival posts, i.e.
- I have a bike
- It has no gears
- Can I post stuff now?
Maybe its just because its early in the week.....
- I have a bike
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• #2229
"Fuck off to BikeRadar, noob!"
Is that better?
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• #2230
Why can't more people work this place out and start like that?
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• #2231
Welcome Yarders!!! Please remember to read the post from someone or other repeated here plenty times...
UTFS!!!! :-D
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• #2232
is that the one about silly questions? And thanks for the abuse, it means so much,
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• #2233
I've been trying to upload a pic or two but I am not really a techno geek, prefer oily bits, you know where you stand with them. I tried the search but don't seem to be getting anywhere. Is it because I Mac? Or that I'm a bit thick with fingers like pigs tits? Anyhoo, if there is an easy way to get my mug and wheels on, please let me know, cheers.
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• #2234
Click "Go Advanced"
"Attach" the picture
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• #2235
Hi. My friend introduced me to fixed gear not that long ago (it's gotta start somewhere right?).
Without any brown-nosing intended, this forum has been rli useful in fuelling my interest and giving me loads of info.
Kinda new but im loving the buzz of it all
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• #2236
Think I may have cracked the piccie thing. Attached/below is my geared steed, a Raleigh 753 team bike from the early 90's. I couldn't bring myself to single speed it, and any excuse for a new bike! I'll post the rest of the stable when I have finished my little project (although I may need a little help in the drive dept).
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• #2237
http://s134.photobucket.com/albums/q119/hotbike/00000024-1.jpg
This is the bike known as NFA Vehicles Type 9. Also known as Fiberglass Ladies Bicycle by Mellisa Manning.
Type 9 was designed by my Daughter and built by myself. It is a semi-recumbent, and a utility bike.I could write pages about this bike, but I'll just say that in general, if one wants to introduce a new bike design, it should have only one new device or inovation. This bike has too many features and leaves people bewildered. Features include:
Semi-recumbent seat- We wanted to make this bike easily adaptable to an Electric Moped.
Fiberglass- Unusual, but if I get around to it, I could just as well put Carbon Fiber in the mold and get a CF bike.
Fairing- Why not make the fairing so it has cargo capacity, or room for batteries if I add a hub-motor? Also, I like the protection. A little extra protection if a car cuts me off.
Anyway, I sold this bike for twelve hundred American Dollars (450% profit) . It was designed by my Daughter, which ends a long-standing argument as to whether a girl can design a bike.If you like this bike, you might also like the velotaxi:
http://www.velotaxi.comHmmm,, i think my dad had nerly the some bike had a bad crash on it,,
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• #2238
Think I may have cracked the piccie thing. Attached/below is my geared steed, a Raleigh 753 team bike from the early 90's. I couldn't bring myself to single speed it, and any excuse for a new bike! I'll post the rest of the stable when I have finished my little project (although I may need a little help in the drive dept).
Welcome Yarders. What a lovely bike that Raleigh is, you did the right thing in keeping it geared.
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• #2239
Think I may have cracked the piccie thing. Attached/below is my geared steed, a Raleigh 753 team bike from the early 90's. I couldn't bring myself to single speed it, and any excuse for a new bike! I'll post the rest of the stable when I have finished my little project (although I may need a little help in the drive dept).
that's ride no missing around on this one, keep it like it is,,,lovely bike.
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• #2240
"Fuck off to BikeRadar, noob!"
Is that better?
oahhhhh,,,what is a bike radar ??????
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• #2241
google it....
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• #2242
honest and refreshing.. that and i fking love
I love bigdaddywayno, too.
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• #2243
Think I may have cracked the piccie thing. Attached/below is my geared steed, a Raleigh 753 team bike from the early 90's. I couldn't bring myself to single speed it, and any excuse for a new bike! I'll post the rest of the stable when I have finished my little project (although I may need a little help in the drive dept).
I motherfreakin' love them colours, nice to hear you're keeping it as is.
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• #2244
Hi, moving to London in a couple of weeks! been browsing the forum for a while. Wheres the best place to get cycle training, ive seen a few posts referring to it.
Cheers,
Jimm
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• #2245
Speak to the borough you'll be moving to; also try the LCC.
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• #2246
Hi, moving to London in a couple of weeks! been browsing the forum for a while. Wheres the best place to get cycle training, ive seen a few posts referring to it.
Speak to the borough you'll be moving to; also try the LCC.
The easiest way is to ring up CTUK on 020-7231 6005. Even if they don't do the training in your area, they'll be able to tell you who does. http://www.cycletraining.co.uk/
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• #2247
Cheers for the info, me and my gf will be getting some when we get down.
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• #2248
Cheers for the info, me and my gf will be getting some when we get down.
bit too much information there ;-)
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• #2249
Fairly new to these parts as well - been digging around for awhile on what stuffs to buy for starting to ride to work - ss seemed more similar to wot I know after spending my yoof on top (or under) a bmx down at southsea etc.
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• #2250
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I normally adopt a voyeuristic approach to forums but thought it was time to lift my head above the parapet and endure the inevitable ridicule.
I decided recently to buy a clunker off eBay to get me to the pub/shops and back, but I stumbled upon the Bike Porn section and my little project has started to grow horns.......
I only allowed myself a hundred quid for this and am doing ok, I have a bike which has been stripped of all the gear pish (and will be selling to fund further enhancements, all part of the original £100 you see). I will post the before and after pics when I can and will accept your comments with open arms and mind.