Recommend a cycling calender
11-09-04, 09:00 AM
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Recommend a cycling calender
Looking for a good cycling calender to use at work.
Anyone know of a good one?
Anyone know of a good one?
11-09-04, 09:50 AM
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A couple of nice ones here come to mind.
https://grahamwatson.safeshopper.com/7/cat7.htm?40
I also saw the Bike Magazine 2005 Calendar on display at my LBS yesterday.
https://grahamwatson.safeshopper.com/7/cat7.htm?40
I also saw the Bike Magazine 2005 Calendar on display at my LBS yesterday.
11-09-04, 02:36 PM
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The lance calender looks pretty good
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Just stopped by my LBS and asked if they had any extra 2005 calendars lying around that they have received gratis from their vendors. They had several in fact, one of which I brought back for my office. It may have helped that I was in there buying a new saddle though. 
11-23-05, 12:44 PM
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Stop the presses, this is the last recomendation you'll need. Well, if you're male anyway. https://www.cyclepassion.com
11-23-05, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by becnal
Stop the presses, this is the last recomendation you'll need. Well, if you're male anyway. https://www.cyclepassion.com
I'm thinking my company wouldn't care for that calendar. However, it would get back at my boss for putting up an all male calendar when I first started.
11-23-05, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by DataJunkie
I'm thinking my company wouldn't care for that calendar. However, it would get back at my boss for putting up an all male calendar when I first started.
11-23-05, 08:53 PM
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