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What had your answer been when she asked if her arse looked big in this....??
Mr Panda":3etvgww9 said:velomaniac":3etvgww9 said:What did he charge ? Could you afford it ? For what did he charge you ?.............
Think it was a "she" badger going by the mood she was in :shock:
Came at me at a swift walking pace from about 30 yards away - thought it was gonna divert at last moment but oh no - full on baring teeth and hissing :|
What had your answer been when she asked if her arse looked big in this....??
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Well Friday actually, I did the 20 mile commute to work on the Bizango with the tyre PSI set for off road + a 6 pint carton of milk + a bag of sugar + drizzling rain + clock chasing = looking like a burst ball by the time I got to work
The worrying thing is it took me about the same time to ride the 20 back home minus the milk'n'sugar , I guess I must have been tired after my long hard shift :facepalm:
Well Friday actually, I did the 20 mile commute to work on the Bizango with the tyre PSI set for off road + a 6 pint carton of milk + a bag of sugar + drizzling rain + clock chasing = looking like a burst ball by the time I got to work
The worrying thing is it took me about the same time to ride the 20 back home minus the milk'n'sugar , I guess I must have been tired after my long hard shift :facepalm:
The Gourdon 30 is on special Rob.
And they hae new artic bags That Artic 1000 looks very Scotland compatible
https://www.alpkit.com/products/gourdon-30-flo-yellow
And they hae new artic bags
That Artic 1000 looks very Scotland compatiblehttps://www.alpkit.com/products/gourdon-30-flo-yellow
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Surely being scottish you carried the sugar and milk in a wullie lows carrier bag slung from the handlebars, constantly bashing into the front wheel, praying the handles will last the 20 miles.
RobMac":29uuk1bz said:PS. I must mention Alpkits Gourdon 20 dry/backpack which handled the milk'n'sugar very well plus my dry work clothes and was very comfortable on my manly physic
I bought the Gourdon some time ago and this was the first time I've used it.
Surely being scottish you carried the sugar and milk in a wullie lows carrier bag slung from the handlebars, constantly bashing into the front wheel, praying the handles will last the 20 miles.
