666 george
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Mark L
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Nice bit of kit. Not much change out of 1k, I bet?!
Bede
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At that price I'd expect some pedals!
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Trewey
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Kill all bicyclists over the age of 16.
easye1
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dont be so harsh trewey,
give `em a chance first.
tell `em, if your bikes an offroader,
then you go first,
if`n I catch ya,
I`ll drive over ya!
ya frikin poof on wheels......:crazy_driver:
666 george
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Got it well cheap £750
I've been down the road of having an engine, you just crash faster.
easye1
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Got it well cheap £750
I've been down the road of having an engine, you just crash faster.
I`ve seen some of them engineless crashes on you been framed type of shows.....
not nice,
not nice at all..
think I`ll stick to me doosel disco,
oh,
and me cut down matt black vespa rat look ...lol
its got lots of help from Mr Malossi,
& Mr simmonni....
(if ur interested, look it up,
if not, not bovvered anyway)
Jongould
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I couldn't help myself, just a little treat to cheer myself up.
Nice, I like that... you bringing that down to wales? I will be taking mine and stu will be taking his as long as I can fit it safely in the 90
666 george
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Hopefully yep. Loads of bubble wrap mate.
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£750 for a push bike seems a lot to me, and you have to peddle the thing. I'll stick to diesel power, £750 will buy a lot of diesel (and you dont have to peddle). Ok, I've probably missed the point and the bike is to keep fit. Good luck and have lots of fun!
Jongould
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Now days £750 is cheap for a bike, I got an entry level cross country bike for £1200 (well, I didnt pay that much for it) and my dads road bike is now approaching the £10K mark, mind you he's pretty serious at this biking malarky....
666 george
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There's an old saying "you pay peanuts, you get monkeys" (Britpart to start with)
darkangelv24
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not a bad looking bike at all, personally i am now used to a good old full sus steed. that bit more forgiving on the trails.
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When i built my 4x racing bike about 6 years ago it cost me a small fortune -and it's only got 9 gears :doh:
I was in a bike shop in norfolk tother day, speaking to the owner he was saying that these days it's cool to have a bike worth more than your car...he drove an '11 plate audi A3! They were selling these amazing hand made titanium frames from america (might be called lenski??) the workmanship was something else...and the price tag reflected it!
666 george
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A bloke at works got a hand made titanium framed Bespoke Titanium and Steel Bikes and Frames - Enigma Bikes he payed 7k for. The best part about it is, my Moda & his Enimga are both hand built in the UK
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