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Bobbin Bikes go up to 21" and aren't massively heavy. 14kg according to Evans.

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/bobbin-bicycles/birdie-womens-hybrid-bike-ec029499

The Pinnacle Californium would be a better bet, as it's noticably lighter and cheaper at 12.8kg, come with £50 free accessories which is a good deal;

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/pinnacle/californium-two-2012-womens-hybrid-bike-ec035863

Where should I post this (contains reference to fixed wheel bikes - or something like that) ?

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ancient pearoasts

The Pinnacle Californium would be a better bet, as it's noticably lighter and cheaper at 12.8kg, come with £50 free accessories which is a good deal;

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/pinnacle/californium-two-2012-womens-hybrid-bike-ec035863

does the whole £50 have to go on racks and spacers or can i use it on anything? :]

^^ I don't know what "ancient pearoasts" means?

anything*, since the Pinnacle come with a basic, I reckon all you need is just a decent lightset, rest optional (cheapest alu rack will do).

*We couldn't find a T&C regarding this deal, so I reckon you'll be fine using discounted item on it.

^^ I don't know what "ancient pearoasts" means?

roasting of the ancient peas.

When should I have posted this (contains reference to fixed wheel bikes - or something like that) ?

Two years ago.

^^ I don't know what "ancient pearoasts" means?

ancient repost - meaning that that clip was posted here a long time ago.

14kg is the weight of two bicycles.

Or four of your bikes. We're talking about step-through bikes with mudguards, baskets, and internal hubs, though. There's only so much weight that can be shaved off in these circumstances, and normal people don't have your obsession with the scales.

ancient repost - meaning that that clip was posted here a long time ago.

Repost^^

^, ^^, ^^^ and so on. Sorry. I will check next time. And I will bring some old pearoasts along tomorrow.

as forum unsaid rules, you have to use another rhyming slang...

tea toast

bean post

Cheese on toast...

Quick question, will this Halfords 5 Speed Bike Freewheel work on this 27" Wheel?

yep.

trying to find a zero degrees rise oversize stem (as in 0 degrees in relation to steerer).

What's the best offering for the money? it's a little trickier to search for it, as they're usually -/+6.

Why do over 50's collects hats on the parcel shelf of the car?

^^Thomson?

trying to find a zero degrees rise oversize stem (as in 0 degrees in relation to steerer).

What's the best offering for the money? it's a little trickier to search for it, as they're usually -/+6.

You can get Easton EA90 in 0deg

trying to find a zero degrees rise oversize stem (as in 0 degrees in relation to steerer).

What's the best offering for the money? it's a little trickier to search for it, as they're usually -/+6.

Thomson X4 is one of the few which exist. Just move a spacer or two and get a Taiwanese net-shape forged stem in ±6°

Easton EA90 is available in 0°, similar price to a Thomson but made the right way.

Why do over 50's collects hats on the parcel shelf of the car?

More to the point - Which idiot puts anything on top of the parcel shelf of a car?

You can get Easton EA90 in 0deg

Saw that, wondering if there's anything else in the £40 bracket, thank thought, will save up a bit.

Where else do I put my parcels?

My cousin wants a bike a she's really got into Boris bikes. She pretty much wants a Boris bike of her own, and step through, mudguards, internal gears and a basket. Only problem is that she's 6'3" does anyone make a bigger ladies bike that isn't one of those very heavy gas pipe Dutch bikes?

We've got one of these at work, it's pretty heavy but fits the bill in most other respects. Basket, mudguards, big wheels and sturdiness normally rule out lightness.

Charge Hob Threes look decent though, check them out.

^^ Under the parcel shelf. It's there to hide your valuables.