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now sold.

didn't she say some things about losing weight but really she had her stomach stapled? or was that merely a erotic dream i had?

well done. epic a-to-b rides cause immense satisfaction.

530 pounds.

buy this bike, then strip it.

nice frame.

oh, and you should listen to cajeta, she knows what she's talking about, she's got a gazillion old bikes, wall to wall in her bijou apartment and if you ignore her she'll 'rag' you. or something.

"rag it"? "stick a fixed wheel on it"? you're like the lehman brothers of fixed wheel conversions. "Buy it! fix it! fuck it up, worry about it later, Yeah!"

and furthermore (ⓒcornholio blackheart): saying "rag it" about an old carlton like this is a bit like saying 'rag it" about someone's gran. it might be fun for about a second,but when everything starts making strange noises, cracking and falling apart you're going to seriously regret ever messing around with the vintage tubing. the lady deserves more respect.

"I have been building it for a long time but now that it is finished I have no space for it."

bargain.

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is this how stuff on my cat came about? someone locked their bike to a cat, discretely, only to find a nasty note about how said cat was privately owned...

I might buy it so I've got something to vintage to ride in 2025.

you'll be like harry patch on a bike.

It was my first ride brakeless as well and I can't really see the point of not having a brake on a conversion anyway, maybe if it was a track bike that I wanted to pose on

now you're just being silly.

you're very touchy today.

It was, now run along.

too busy 'being a nob'.

what with the wet roads I would quite like one now any way but thanks for the idea

seriously i recommend it. this way you don't compromise style and aesthetics at the much-vaunted altar of road safety.

i would even go so far as to say that psychologically, having a 'mock' brake helps me stop, even though i don't have a real one. it's weird.

Is that meant to be impressive?

is that supposed to be funny?

i deleted it... i understand what you wrote now.

you can get a 'mock' brake now, it sits on the bolt, but is made of hard-wearing grey plastic, with a thin cable and 'superlite' lever. it looks to all extents and purposes like a brake, but doesn't actually work. this way you can get around the conundrum of not wanting to use a brake, but stay within the letter, or eyes of the law.

off down boujis or counting their hard cash.

was that meant to be funny?

went to the track again yesterday. amazing.

ooohhhh:

and everyone hung around your flat smoking teenths of slate and listening to chumbawamba.

fucking halcyon days, they were.