WFNBD sucks!!!
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From: Seattlish
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WFNBD sucks!!!
Ordered up a new bike and now I am waiting for NBD. This part sucks! Keeping my weekend plans flexible, though, hoping for delivery on either Friday or Saturday!
And, this is a N+1, then N-2. Something about townhouse living had my wife unhappy with me owning 6 bikes (when 2 of them barely get ridden). Luckily, the others are ridden a lot
And, this is a N+1, then N-2. Something about townhouse living had my wife unhappy with me owning 6 bikes (when 2 of them barely get ridden). Luckily, the others are ridden a lot
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From: Eastern Townships, Quebec, Canada
Bikes: Bassi Hog's Back gravel/bikepacking, Bombtrack Hook 2 gravel, Marinoni Genius/Campy Record, Marinoni Special EL-OS/Campy Record (retired to permanent indoor trainer), Rocky Mountain hybrid, Rocky Mountain mtb Cervelo R3 Team/Campy Chorus FOR SALE
I'm with you and I'm presently waiting myself. I ordered a new Marinoni Genius/Campy Record a couple of weeks ago and am still waiting for it. Maybe next week I hear.
For me this bike is (N+1) + (1-1) = N+1. I bought my Cervelo at an end of year clearance knowing full well it was too big for me; turns out that 4 years ago (when I was 54) my body was more forgiving than now, and I've decided to end the suffer fest with a properly sized frame. Since my son is a Marinoni dealer and can get me a substantial discount, it makes sense to buy that brand. Moreover he will also take care of selling the Cervelo for me. My "N" bikes include a mountain bike, a cross bike that I use as city bike, a hybrid that I gave to my other son, a late '80s Miyata Team Dura-Ace that I loaned to my oldest son (the one who owns the shop), and a Marinoni Leggero special from 1993 that is still my favourite bike. So the new Marinoni will be one in, one out leaving me still at N+1
For me this bike is (N+1) + (1-1) = N+1. I bought my Cervelo at an end of year clearance knowing full well it was too big for me; turns out that 4 years ago (when I was 54) my body was more forgiving than now, and I've decided to end the suffer fest with a properly sized frame. Since my son is a Marinoni dealer and can get me a substantial discount, it makes sense to buy that brand. Moreover he will also take care of selling the Cervelo for me. My "N" bikes include a mountain bike, a cross bike that I use as city bike, a hybrid that I gave to my other son, a late '80s Miyata Team Dura-Ace that I loaned to my oldest son (the one who owns the shop), and a Marinoni Leggero special from 1993 that is still my favourite bike. So the new Marinoni will be one in, one out leaving me still at N+1
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Funny, isn't it? You'll hem and haw and vacillate about making a purchase for months. But once you've decided you want it, you want it now ... and I mean NOW.
Be sure and post up some pix of your new amore.
Be sure and post up some pix of your new amore.
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Catalogs from the advertisers would start arriving about 3 weeks after sending the card in.
Then you would fill out the catalog order form and mail it with a check, wait two weeks or so and maybe then your parts would arrive.
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I understand, I stopped by a LBS that was 4 hours from home so not really a "L" LBS but it was the closest dealer for what I wanted. Ordered for my N+1, turns out it takes 6-8 weeks to get the bike in , stripped, powered-coated the color I want, reassembled, and then set up for me. Waiting is painful! The past few weeks I have been traveling and staying busy so it hasn't been that bad, but now about to head home and stare at an empty spot in the bike rack in the garage . . .
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Remember the reader information card from magazines, where you circled the little number of the advertisement that interested you and the magazine forwarded it to the advertiser?
Catalogs from the advertisers would start arriving about 3 weeks after sending the card in.
Then you would fill out the catalog order form and mail it with a check, wait two weeks or so and maybe then your parts would arrive.
Catalogs from the advertisers would start arriving about 3 weeks after sending the card in.
Then you would fill out the catalog order form and mail it with a check, wait two weeks or so and maybe then your parts would arrive.
Yeah I member that,, we are showing our age ya knows ~~
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