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Old 04-27-07, 03:55 AM
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cyclistjohn
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Originally Posted by World Tour
And half the fun is making people smile. It's amazing, on a df we're invisible. On those bikes people actually ask things and talk to you freely. Often saying nice bikes etc..
That is one the nicest pieces of "junk" I've seen. You must have a pretty comprehensive toolbox?

I agree, it's great fun. When I go out on my Bike-E or my Strida, even normally reserved people can't help but smile. Now when I ride the Bike-E & my wife rides the Strida, folk are dumbstruck, they don't know which bike to concentrate on ;-)

If you're a shy type, & you want to overcome that, just get a recumbent or a Strida, & shyness will soon evaporate :-)

I've actually encountered fast going cars screech to a crawl, just so they can take a closer look!
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