and it has disc brakes too....

SpinningJenny
SpinningJenny Posts: 889
edited June 2009 in Women
http://www.madsencycles.com/?utm_source=LinkContestB120x60&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=LinkContestQ209

you know you want one...... :D
Ned Flanders: “You were bicycling two abreast?”
Homer Simpson: “I wish. We were bicycling to a lake.”

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  • Ditch Witch
    Ditch Witch Posts: 837
    Molly Moo could ride in the back :D
    I ride like a girl
    Start: 16.5.x Now: 14.10.8 Goal: 11.7.x
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  • SpinningJenny
    SpinningJenny Posts: 889
    ... a dog?

    if so GREAT NAME!
    Ned Flanders: “You were bicycling two abreast?”
    Homer Simpson: “I wish. We were bicycling to a lake.”

    Specialized Rockhopper Pro Disc 08
  • Where are my stabilisers?
    Where are my stabilisers? Posts: 979
    My god, do you need an HGV license for that :shock: Look at the length of the chain!!
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  • Ditch Witch
    Ditch Witch Posts: 837
    SpinningJenny wrote:
    ... a dog?

    if so GREAT NAME!


    It is indeed a hound. Border Terrier :) She's my scruffy ginger love munchkin :D
    I ride like a girl
    Start: 16.5.x Now: 14.10.8 Goal: 11.7.x
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  • Major Dan
    Major Dan Posts: 53
    Ditch Witch wrote:
    SpinningJenny wrote:
    ... a dog?

    if so GREAT NAME!


    It is indeed a hound. Border Terrier :) She's my scruffy ginger love munchkin :D

    I thought that was ME?! :lol:
  • SpinningJenny
    SpinningJenny Posts: 889
    :lol:

    there's a border terrier at the hairdresser's I go to - he's called malachi and is the cutest thing.

    Major Dan - would you fit in one of those chariot baskets? :wink:
    Ned Flanders: “You were bicycling two abreast?”
    Homer Simpson: “I wish. We were bicycling to a lake.”

    Specialized Rockhopper Pro Disc 08
  • Ditch Witch
    Ditch Witch Posts: 837
    What a great idea :lol:
    I ride like a girl
    Start: 16.5.x Now: 14.10.8 Goal: 11.7.x
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  • Major Dan
    Major Dan Posts: 53
    benhur.jpg
  • nat84
    nat84 Posts: 12
    how practical must get one of those! bet there not cheap
  • stumpyjon
    stumpyjon Posts: 3,983
    It's going to need disc brakes to stop it assuming it ever gets going. Still weekly shop shouldn't be a problem, or getting stuff home from Ikea for that matter.
    It's easier to ask for forgiveness than for permission.

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  • RockyHopperShow
    RockyHopperShow Posts: 271
    How about this?..............


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    Current Weight:119 kilos (18.7 st) (June 18th 2009)
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  • fuelex
    fuelex Posts: 165
    We just tried out a 2.5 metre long Dutch cargo bike (bakfiets) at work yesterday, looked really scary but
    rode really well. Could imagine going to tesco for the weekly shopping in it. Apparently very popular for the school run in Holland.
  • SpinningJenny
    SpinningJenny Posts: 889
    fuelex wrote:
    We just tried out a 2.5 metre long Dutch cargo bike (bakfiets) at work yesterday, looked really scary but
    rode really well. Could imagine going to tesco for the weekly shopping in it. Apparently very popular for the school run in Holland.
    ....

    .... where they have no hills!

    Brighton - a different matter :shock:
    Ned Flanders: “You were bicycling two abreast?”
    Homer Simpson: “I wish. We were bicycling to a lake.”

    Specialized Rockhopper Pro Disc 08
  • fuelex
    fuelex Posts: 165
    It has electric assist, but don't tell anyone! Was steaming past people on Victoria Embankment at lunchtime. :D
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,666
    SpinningJenny wrote:
    fuelex wrote:
    We just tried out a 2.5 metre long Dutch cargo bike (bakfiets) at work yesterday, looked really scary but
    rode really well. Could imagine going to tesco for the weekly shopping in it. Apparently very popular for the school run in Holland.
    ....

    .... where they have no hills!

    Brighton - a different matter :shock:
    Brighton? Count yourself lucky. I know of a woman in Snowdownia, who tows her 3 kids behind her in one of those BOB trailers, up on of the steepest and longest hills in the area.
    every day! :shock:

    (well, she used to, I presume the kids are all a bit older now and can ride by themselves)
  • elPedro666
    elPedro666 Posts: 1,060
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