I love my Granny

pottssteve
pottssteve Posts: 4,069
edited November 2009 in The bottom bracket
OK, so she's small and doesn't have many teeth, but she saw me through the painful times again today, when the road ahead was long and steep. Maybe I'll outgrow her one day and swap her for a more compact model, but I bet she'll be back with me in the end... :)
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  • granny knows best!

    she may go slow but she gets you there, just erm... slowly.

    when things are at a low you still know that good ol' granny will be there for you, again and again relentlessly, to the point where you think are you just going around in circles, round and round , round and round, round and round, especially when its an uphill struggle.

    But then things get back to being on even ground again and you realise that ok! granny hasn't got much in the way of teeth but she makes up for it in just being dependable and resilient.

    bless her! Granny is my hero

    *I love you Gran* x RIP x
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  • Aggieboy
    Aggieboy Posts: 3,996
    Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Granny bitty!!
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  • get your rocks off!

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    Oohhh what small teeth you have........all the better to turn easily my dear. :twisted:
  • geoff_ss
    geoff_ss Posts: 1,201
    We certainly needed our granny yesterday. She generously lent her tiny teeth (only 22!) to help us crawl up the hill that makes us wonder why we live where we do. The reason? We weren't cyclists when we moved here in the early 70s and we had up to 650ccs of pulsating engine power - who needed granny then?

    Please tell me we're not getting too old for this ... please!

    Geoff
    Old cyclists never die; they just fit smaller chainrings ... and pedal faster
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,667
    Geoff_SS wrote:
    We certainly needed our granny yesterday. She generously lent her tiny teeth (only 22!) to help us crawl up the hill that makes us wonder why we live where we do. The reason? We weren't cyclists when we moved here in the early 70s and we had up to 650ccs of pulsating engine power - who needed granny then?

    Please tell me we're not getting too old for this ... please!

    Geoff

    You'll only be too old when you can't turn granny round. :wink:
  • is this an inappropriate thread to ask about lube?
  • prawny
    prawny Posts: 5,440
    mrchrispy wrote:
    is this an inappropriate thread to ask about lube?

    Yes, yes it is.
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  • Forget your granny and you'll end up with double the fun, much harder work to drop the ol' girl though :wink: