Monthly Archives: November 2009

Cycologist?

There was, recently, a huge cycling event in South Africa. The daughter of a friend was in it but failed to finish within a certain time limit and is gutted The daughter – I’ll call her Miss Hunnybee – trained … Continue reading

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Cannondale – gone like a shot!

It was hung-up for all to see……an ‘elderly’ but good Cannondale frame. All cleaned and polished……the first (literally) that saw it did indeed buy, with the forks too…. Having an early browse did indeed pay-off for our bike-tinkering customer who … Continue reading

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Pulp? and a little fiction?

Oh, some things do make you think! A few years ago I read a book by a lady called Ayn Rand. The book is called Atlas Shrugged. Amongst other ‘world-shattering’ occurences in the book, (such as; a world ‘banking-crash’!) Ayn … Continue reading

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Done Up…

Several bikes have been ‘done-up’ and sold within last week or so. BMX bikes are usually sold before I’ve sorted ‘em! So you have to be quick to be in with a chance. There are two kiddie bikes in – … Continue reading

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Scrap? Cannondale?

A busy-ish Saturday on the bikes. In came a much maligned old Cannondale that required far too much for present owner to contend with so I bought the relic off him. (He has new bike) It’s an ally hardtail frame … Continue reading

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