This forum needs a "Guide to Folding Bikes" Sticky
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This forum needs a "Guide to Folding Bikes" Sticky
I'm new to this folding section and know nothing about all the brands out there. I was expecting a sticky that offered an overview and guide to folding bikes. I'm surprised there isn't one. I would do it myself but I don't know jack about folding bikes which is why I'm here. I'm new to this folding section and know nothing about all the brands out there. I was expecting a sticky that offered an overview and guide to folding bikes. I'm surprised there isn't one. I would do it myself but I don't know jack about folding bikes which is why I'm here. I'm new to this folding section and know nothing about all the brands out there. I was expecting a sticky that offered an overview and guide to folding bikes. I'm surprised there isn't one. I would do it myself but I don't know jack about folding bikes which is why I'm here. I'm new to this folding section and know nothing about all the brands out there. I was expecting a sticky that offered an overview and guide to folding bikes. I'm surprised there isn't one. I would do it myself but I don't know jack about folding bikes which is why I'm here.
Sorry, once I realized my post came full circle I had to repeat it!
Sorry, once I realized my post came full circle I had to repeat it!
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hi Steve, welcome. There is this facility called google. You could try "folding bike buyers guide", or, to be particularly helpful I would recommend you could try "googling", as it is called "the folding society", and there you will be able to find the kind of thing you are looking for.
Oh, I was wondering to about your name, but the answer is here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macaroni_(fashion) am I right?
Where I come from a sticky has another meaning, and I am going to get outside one. Cheers !
Oh, I was wondering to about your name, but the answer is here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macaroni_(fashion) am I right?
Where I come from a sticky has another meaning, and I am going to get outside one. Cheers !
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Ahh.. I see. This "google" you speak of... does it also direct one to sites where individuals offer patronizing responses to simple suggestions? If this "google" has such a facility, then by golly I should probably take my sarcasm elsewhere!
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Welcome.
Welcome.
Welcome.
Welcome.
Why do you write everything four times?
Why do you write everything four times?
Why do you write everything four times?
Why do you write everything four times?
Welcome.
Welcome.
Welcome.
Why do you write everything four times?
Why do you write everything four times?
Why do you write everything four times?
Why do you write everything four times?
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hi Steve, and there you go, thats the problem with written communications, I thought the patronization was coming the other way, what with the repetition and all. And if you google "the folding society", you will actually find what you want....
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I'm sure lots of us did our fair share of digg'n, prior to taking the fodler pluge. Its good fun! give it a try
Welcome to the frorum, and to fodling bikes macaroni-san.
Rgds,
K.
Welcome to the frorum, and to fodling bikes macaroni-san.
Rgds,
K.
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Thanks for the tip, it was very helpful - and sorry for the miscommunication - I'm bad at foruming
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me too, and I was in a bad mood, so feeling sheepish now... welcome to the fold, as someone once said....
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How about this one?
https://foldingbikes.wikispaces.com
https://foldingbikes.wikispaces.com