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joelsim
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That's help me not to spend any more please. So far this week have bought a new bike, seatpost, seat, tyres, tube, grips.
If I put another post up then I'd appreciate someone telling me to STOP buying things.
Cheers. :shock:
If I put another post up then I'd appreciate someone telling me to STOP buying things.
Cheers. :shock:
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easy. go play with the HiFi."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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The dissenter is every human being at those moments of his life when he resigns
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Easy. Instead just buy me something. You clearly have money to burn! Scott Speedster S20 Roadie for Speed
Specialized Hardrock MTB for Lumps
Specialized Langster SS for Ease
Cinelli Mash Bolt Fixed for Pain
n+1 is well and truly on track
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Joelsim wrote:That's help me not to spend any more please. So far this week have bought a new bike, seatpost, seat, tyres, tube, grips.
If I put another post up then I'd appreciate someone telling me to STOP buying things.
Cheers. :shock:
I think the real question we've got to ask here, as you're posting in the road section, is why are you buying grips?
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Simple - put the stuff on your new bike and RIDE IT! :roll:
Road - Dolan Preffisio
MTB - On-One Inbred
I have no idea what's going on here.0 -
Lol. Some answers.
Hifi gets plenty of attention.
Currently unemployed, doing a bit of freelance whilst trying to set up a website as a headphone retailer, a big mortgage and maintenance on 2 boys, hence no money to spend on damn bikes!
Grips you ask. I have a hybrid and a single speed now, I will get a road one day when I can afford it.
And I was wondering where this post had gone, wrong section!0 -
And I'm waiting for the seat and seatpost to arrive but have ridden at least 10 miles a day every day this week except today as I had to drive to collect the nipper. Roll on some sunshine!0
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Joelsim wrote:And I'm waiting for the seat and seatpost to arrive but have ridden at least 10 miles a day every day this week except today as I had to drive to collect the nipper. Roll on some sunshine!
Chapeau! I doubt I'd make it to the end of the street without a seat or seatpost on my bike, so 10 miles daily would be a tough assignment.. Open One+ BMC TE29 Seven 622SL On One Scandal Cervelo RS0 -
Fat lot of use you lot are, just put a bid in on a hardly used, very nice, road bike. Well it's done now, that wine could prove to be expensive especially with a 7 hour round trip to collect the bugger thrown in.0
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Joelsim wrote:Fat lot of use you lot are, just put a bid in on a hardly used, very nice, road bike. Well it's done now, that wine could prove to be expensive especially with a 7 hour round trip to collect the bugger thrown in.
You could always sell the grips to make up a little of the deficit
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Cycling is cheap compared to sailing. Spent £11k this year so far and the season is only just starting.
Serious point - get a job that pays something, then set your business up on the side. New business ventures are about 5 times more likely to succeed when they are hobby/sidelines converted to full time rather than start-ups from zero.0
