Dahon: Made in Bulgaria
#76
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^^ I don't have a TV. Has G.d.N made it onto the mass meeja?
Bicycle content: Nil. Vile rain storms batter Snafu Towers.
Old Bulgarian proverb: When the wind do blow, the bike don't go.
Bicycle content: Nil. Vile rain storms batter Snafu Towers.
Old Bulgarian proverb: When the wind do blow, the bike don't go.
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^^^^ Aha! I have it now. A TV program, apparently hosted by Jabba The Hut.
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Only the most nerdy would give much of a toss whether their disraliums were badged Dahon or SR Suntour, yet, there are surprises buried under the chain stays of this Mk1 Bulgarian Dahon.
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Looks good, but since you are in the rainy Brittania you may want this one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69Aun1EtJdc
#87
Is the dog included?
You need to ride in style: https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/M...?ModelID=35172
or get something klickfix. You have the mounting for the lugagetruss or use a "Caddy" on the stem: https://rixen-kaul.com/index.php?lang=en
You need to ride in style: https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/M...?ModelID=35172
or get something klickfix. You have the mounting for the lugagetruss or use a "Caddy" on the stem: https://rixen-kaul.com/index.php?lang=en
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https://www.bicyclingnewsasia.com/en/...y-tour-kunshan
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That is at least a 20 year old Dahon.
generally low wages feed the bosses not the workers..
at least if the business is owned by the workers they have a better chance of being better fed.
and war and prisons. and stealing your pension, before you get any.
then turning the above back at you if you don't accept your Fate.
generally low wages feed the bosses not the workers..
at least if the business is owned by the workers they have a better chance of being better fed.
and war and prisons. and stealing your pension, before you get any.
then turning the above back at you if you don't accept your Fate.
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How long will we in the West put up with this in order to buy cheap products?
LETTER FOUND BY OREGON SHOPPER PLEADS FOR HELP
Sir:
If you occasionally buy this product, please kindly resend this letter to the World Human Right Organization. Thousands people here who are under the persicution [sic] of the Chinese Communist Party Government will thank and remember you forever.
This product produced by Unit 8, Department 2, Mashanjla Labour Camp, Shen Young, Liaoning, China.
People who work here have to work 15 hours a day without Saturday (or) Sunday break and any holidays, otherwise they will suffer torturement [sic], beat and rude remark, nearly no payment (10 Yuan/one month).
People who work here suffer punishment 1-3 years averagelly [sic], but without court sentence. Many of them are Falun Gong practitioners who are totally innocent people. Only because they have different believe [sic] to the CCPG, they often suffer more punishment than others.
Read more: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz2H2yplUHz
Ain't "free market capitalism" a wonderful thing?
LETTER FOUND BY OREGON SHOPPER PLEADS FOR HELP
Sir:
If you occasionally buy this product, please kindly resend this letter to the World Human Right Organization. Thousands people here who are under the persicution [sic] of the Chinese Communist Party Government will thank and remember you forever.
This product produced by Unit 8, Department 2, Mashanjla Labour Camp, Shen Young, Liaoning, China.
People who work here have to work 15 hours a day without Saturday (or) Sunday break and any holidays, otherwise they will suffer torturement [sic], beat and rude remark, nearly no payment (10 Yuan/one month).
People who work here suffer punishment 1-3 years averagelly [sic], but without court sentence. Many of them are Falun Gong practitioners who are totally innocent people. Only because they have different believe [sic] to the CCPG, they often suffer more punishment than others.
Read more: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz2H2yplUHz
Ain't "free market capitalism" a wonderful thing?
#91
Actually, here it is only $ 100, but then there is the rack.. you need an anglegrinder for your rack ...
https://www.premiumbikegear.com/biolo...nvenience.html
https://www.premiumbikegear.com/biolo...nvenience.html
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US will expand prison based manufacturing so as to not only re institute Slavery, for a made in USA label
but make imprisoning dissent into a profit center..
both the war to end all wars was not true , but the war against Fascism , as well..
biggest government Money can Buy..
but make imprisoning dissent into a profit center..
both the war to end all wars was not true , but the war against Fascism , as well..
biggest government Money can Buy..
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The question is: Why do we turn a blind eye to what is happening and allow corporations to import products they've made abroad in order to avoid paying a living wage and to skirt safety standards and environmental laws? Any attempt to rein this in brings howls of protest from those who insist we must "let the free market" work.
#95
The question is: Why do we turn a blind eye to what is happening and allow corporations to import products they've made abroad in order to avoid paying a living wage and to skirt safety standards and environmental laws? Any attempt to rein this in brings howls of protest from those who insist we must "let the free market" work.
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#98
well.. i fear those babes are poseurs, not bicyklists.
actually, this summer I bought a nylonish "handbag" at a flea marked and stitched on short straps w buckles https://www.radicaldesign.nl/en/prod...terial/buckles . worked great for a long time. Bag is looking a bit "chewed" at this point. Used it a lot and is now looking for another bag to modify. As long as the bag is smallish it works. Can be clicked onto any bike in no time, no adaptors or stuff needed.
I like the clickfix system (and all types of gadgets) but did not buy much yet. Need to find systems that work with several bikes without costing the equivalent of several bikes..
actually, this summer I bought a nylonish "handbag" at a flea marked and stitched on short straps w buckles https://www.radicaldesign.nl/en/prod...terial/buckles . worked great for a long time. Bag is looking a bit "chewed" at this point. Used it a lot and is now looking for another bag to modify. As long as the bag is smallish it works. Can be clicked onto any bike in no time, no adaptors or stuff needed.
I like the clickfix system (and all types of gadgets) but did not buy much yet. Need to find systems that work with several bikes without costing the equivalent of several bikes..
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Because there would be no profits without the labour provided by workers. In a civilised society, employers must pay a living wage. Feel free to exploit elsewhere, but don't try to import products made by workers who are little more than slaves.



