velomaniac
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Oh ...............and today I did................engage in entirely pointless debate in the wrong thread, shame on me 
And today I did......
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old_coyote_pedaller
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I'm never gonnae get back the time it took to read the last 3 pages am I? :evil:
Jeez, it's a feckin bike, I don't care what anybody pedals as long as they enjoy riding a bike.
Will we have to provide proof our bikes, all of them, conform to artificial/imaginary/bollocks rules and regs?
Get a grip. :facepalm:
Jeez, it's a feckin bike, I don't care what anybody pedals as long as they enjoy riding a bike.
Will we have to provide proof our bikes, all of them, conform to artificial/imaginary/bollocks rules and regs?
Get a grip. :facepalm:
epicyclo
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old_coyote_pedaller":chq1mou5 said:
Och, I don't think anyone was really serious there.
Says he, nipping out to register the "Retrobike Pedigree Association".
Get your bike's bloodline registered now - only £350, and comes with free valve cap for the early adopters.
All I need now is a blazer and a 500 page book of simplified regulations.
old_coyote_pedaller
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epicyclo":c1pnssp2 said:
Serious enough, and it would appear that the above book does exist as it was quoted from earlier.
velomaniac
MacRetro Rider
Apologies, due to a rapidly changing mood (i'm mildly hypermanic) and imature personality (look up symptoms of XYY Syndrome) I do tend to argue for no good reason. I know I do it but dont often actually notice at the time I'm doing it and thus the pedantic drivel explodes all over the place.
Sorry, cant promise I wont do it again but sorry anyway
Sorry, cant promise I wont do it again but sorry anyway
velomaniac
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Based on what I've just posted, you could just not bother to read and save a few brain cells. After 44 years I'm used to folk rolling their eyes and ignoring me
old_coyote_pedaller
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velomaniac":2bowin7m said:Based on what I've just posted, you could just not bother to read and save a few brain cells. After 44 years I'm used to folk rolling their eyes and ignoring me
Aye but, velo, then I'd miss all the "detail" that is necessary for sticking to the
Day off work today (YAASSS ), and wife and daughter visiting the inlaws this week, so empty at mine. Spent a few hours in the hills getting very muddy, and there is a rumour doing the rounds that I may have got quite lost. :roll:
p.s. I had to Google 'fat bike'
), and wife and daughter visiting the inlaws this week, so empty at mine. Spent a few hours in the hills getting very muddy, and there is a rumour doing the rounds that I may have got quite lost. :roll:p.s. I had to Google 'fat bike'
velomaniac":ahpqpkyf said:Apologies, due to a rapidly changing mood (i'm mildly hypermanic) and imature personality (look up symptoms of XYY Syndrome) I do tend to argue for no good reason. I know I do it but dont often actually notice at the time I'm doing it and thus the pedantic drivel explodes all over the place.
Sorry, cant promise I wont do it again but sorry anyway
Hey V
Dont apologize as theres nothing for you to apologize for. EVERYONE here is a fruitloop its part of the reason we all come here.Pinch of salt all round is best :xmas-wink:
What did i do today :? Oh yeah, sat around feeling poorly
Though i did pop some paint stripper in the flying scot forks and did a rough job of getting it off. Come up not bad and the stripper is proving quite effective(Rustins Strypit) There some of the original paint on the steerer and i think ill leave it there should an owner in the future want to take it back to original.
