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chaparral said:
But it still works out very cheap transport when you look how much the fuel,road TAX, insurance & maintenance costs compared to using a car or motorbike...;)
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The distances I travel these days are not suitable for bikes, I either walking, trains, driving or flying.

Besides...you wouldn't get a mountain bike as transport :confused:
 
Strife212 said:
TVs are an insane price these days. Paid £1000 for my 50" 1080p a while ago.
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You think £279 for 4k is expensive? :confused:

If you buy as soon as new tech is released then yes, otherwise wait a year or 2 and get it a lot cheaper. Our 1080p LG 3d plasma was £500 4 years ago. Still looks good today.
 
Guest2 said:
You think £279 for 4k is expensive? :confused:

If you buy as soon as new tech is released then yes, otherwise wait a year or 2 and get it a lot cheaper. Our 1080p LG 3d plasma was £500 4 years ago. Still looks good today.
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I think they mean insanely cheap :)
 
SexyGreyFox said:
It 100% depends on what your commute is, my commute at the moment would destroy my hybrid & road bike.
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My cyclocross just about survives mine but needs very regular maintenance to keep nuts and bolts tight. Mountain bike - not a problem.

Road bike...not a chance.
 
Dis86 said:
My cyclocross just about survives mine but needs very regular maintenance to keep nuts and bolts tight. Mountain bike - not a problem.

Road bike...not a chance.
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The first time I rode down our canal towpath I had to get off and push in several places over really horrible cobblestones. At one point a bloke on an MTB came past and said "Ever thought you've got the wrong bike?" and sped off.
It was at that point I knew I hadn't done my homework and I'd been given bad advice.
 
Skeeter said:
The upper rear frame arms aren't connected to the seat down post. They go around it and then push against the shock.
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So its less bumpy then?
you wouldn't get a mountain bike as transport
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I did about 10k miles on a mountain bike on roads but a racing bike wouldnt have lasted as long the way I rode it or carried as much, anything that works is good. If its a perfect road then sure, Ive borrowed a nice racing bike and it does like 30mph feels great
 
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Delvis said:
Keep fit, in which manner? Trail type or like in woods?

Or in the road? :p
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Lately the only use it been having is me moving it around the garden out of the way so I can mow the lawn..:o

But I did turn the crank on it last week to oil the very rusty chain...:p
 
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