Thank you 3rtt.
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Just wanted to say thanks for my new toy! Finally got some clip-in pedals and shoes and have just been out for a first spin round the local park trails. Great bike! I love it!
Sent you a mail to your Ian.Jane account with a couple of questions.
Here she is!
ps. Just to keep on topic................Nobles are great too.
G
Sent you a mail to your Ian.Jane account with a couple of questions.
Here she is!
ps. Just to keep on topic................Nobles are great too.
G
Hi Greg,
I hope you enjoy it, I will reply to your e-mail when I get home tonight.
If anyone is interested we are running a SCOTT demo weekend at Bike Art, Thetford Forest over the weekend of April 22nd and 23rd. We have around 12 - 15 different models for customers and prospective customers to try including Carbon hardtails and full suspension including the new Ransom. Everyone welcome.
Cheers,
Ian.
I hope you enjoy it, I will reply to your e-mail when I get home tonight.
If anyone is interested we are running a SCOTT demo weekend at Bike Art, Thetford Forest over the weekend of April 22nd and 23rd. We have around 12 - 15 different models for customers and prospective customers to try including Carbon hardtails and full suspension including the new Ransom. Everyone welcome.
Cheers,
Ian.
Mr Noble said:
To follow on from the thread about the youth of today being thieving little ba5tards! They stole my new bike from my back garden last night!
Sorry to hear that Greg - one can only hope that their parts end up here...
www.australiagift.com/scrotum_shop/
That's outrageous. Did you have the bike on cover with the policy?
Reminds me when I was at school some scrote used to nick my Raleigh Grifter and ride around the playground locking up the back wheel and sliding everywhere. My old man got p155ed off about it so swapped the brakes over. Oh how we laughed the next time he nicked it and on applying huge amounts of what he thought was rear brake went straight over the handlebars
You would'nt do it now of course as you'd get sued by the thief for owning a dangerous bike!
Reminds me when I was at school some scrote used to nick my Raleigh Grifter and ride around the playground locking up the back wheel and sliding everywhere. My old man got p155ed off about it so swapped the brakes over. Oh how we laughed the next time he nicked it and on applying huge amounts of what he thought was rear brake went straight over the handlebars
You would'nt do it now of course as you'd get sued by the thief for owning a dangerous bike!Rather stupidly was my honest self and told them that I had left it out on the decking intending to wash it. Gate was closed so the thief must have been looking for it, but as it was not inside the shed/garage they are not interested. The git on the phone even said that he would have been able to cover it if I had said it was inside the shed.
That'll make me more dishonest in the future then!
Just spent all morning going round all the second hand places in town giving them details of it. Took the crap bike I was left to the cop shop and apparently that was knicked too!
Can't remember feeling so gutted. What a waste of over a grand!
Can't believe my contents insuracne is useless aswell. I should have lies and said it was locked in the shed.
Greg
That'll make me more dishonest in the future then!
Just spent all morning going round all the second hand places in town giving them details of it. Took the crap bike I was left to the cop shop and apparently that was knicked too!
Can't remember feeling so gutted. What a waste of over a grand!
Can't believe my contents insuracne is useless aswell. I should have lies and said it was locked in the shed.
Greg
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