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dogsballs cool bro, he can chill in his jandals and sink a few tinnies out from his chilly bin.
translation: thankyou kind sir, he will surely enjoy relaxing in his casual shoes whilst drinking fine ice cooled beverages.
shit man, if i tell him what you just said (pre-translation) i reckon he'll just ditch his plans and stick to the smoke
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sounds pretty expensive, the places that advertise in tnt magazine and all that probably do a better deal,
just box the bikes up rather than saying they are bikes, You can take one on a plane for that much.
http://www.trademe.co.nz NZ ebay , good place to find cheap bikes sometimes. I've spotted a couple I was tempted
to get sent to my parents for whenever I manage to get back home. -
Scrapper sounds pretty expensive, the places that advertise in tnt magazine and all that probably do a better deal,
just box the bikes up rather than saying they are bikes, You can take one on a plane for that much.
http://www.trademe.co.nz NZ ebay , good place to find cheap bikes sometimes. I've spotted a couple I was tempted
to get sent to my parents for whenever I manage to get back home.cheers scrapper. yeah he thought 140 sounded dear. will pass on your words, cheers
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Shipping to NZ - or new fixed
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@jonny
best mate emigrates to New Zealand at the end of year and is now sorting getting things shipped, including two bikes, his De Rosa road bike and Olmo fixed.
got one quote so far of about £140 per bike. he is still shopping around - does anyone have any recent exp. of sending a bike to NZ and can they recommend anyone?
for £140 notes he is thinking might be easier to sell on the Olmo this side and pick up something there. anyone know of any fixie scene in NZ (Auckland) - he is worried he might find it hard to get parts, etc.