Never sell a good bike
tailwindhome
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The purchase of a road bike last summer forced the sale of my mountain bike.
I was pleased as punch at the time having bought it for £130 and resold it for £130, however I did have a slight pang of regret (like the feeling you get moving house)
Now, in this weather I really miss it and find myself with the uncontrollable urge to buy an MTB
Never sell a good bike.
I was pleased as punch at the time having bought it for £130 and resold it for £130, however I did have a slight pang of regret (like the feeling you get moving house)
Now, in this weather I really miss it and find myself with the uncontrollable urge to buy an MTB
Never sell a good bike.
“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!
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Agreed. And especially never sell a good bike for a bad reason.0
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Reducing the number of bikes you own is nearly always a bad plan0
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I agree, never sell a good bike, it is like a loyal friend.
I've had by Scott hybrid for four years and use it every day. I've toyed with getting a new bike so many times. But in the end I am glad I have kept this bike, i would regret it immediately if I sold it. And there is no way I want two bikes!0 -
Tariq please leave this thread. Clearly you do not understand the basic rule of cycling
Somebody enlighten him please..............0 -
Who broke my sig?
that is all, really CW why do we put up with these peeps :PRule #5 // Harden The Feck Up.
Rule #9 // If you are out riding in bad weather, it means you are a badass. Period.
Rule #12 // The correct number of bikes to own is n+1.
Rule #42 // A bike race shall never be preceded with a swim and/or followed by a run.0 -
Yup - rescued a full sus Scott from a skip last year, put it back on the road for an outlay of £15 - rode it to work once - sold it to a colleague for £50 - I mean it's not I was ever going to need some tractor-tyred, bouncing monstrosity like that is it .0