Hardcore cyclist: Ronald McDonald?

On Jul 24, 2:51*pm, " wrote:
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I wonder how many miles he puts on his trike.

I wonder if his yellow "M" suit has a chamois?

Cullen Carter
Appleton, WI

This is just as likely as seeing a bunch of bikes lining up at their
drive-thru.

On Jul 24, 1:59*pm, ComandanteBanana
wrote:
On Jul 24, 2:51*pm, " wrote:

https://www.terratrike.com/images/te...alWidget19.jpg

I wonder how many miles he puts on his trike.

I wonder if his yellow "M" suit has a chamois?

Cullen Carter
Appleton, WI

This is just as likely as seeing a bunch of bikes lining up at their
drive-thru.

I'd line up at "Micky D's" drive-through for a post-ride chocolate
shake!

Cullen

On Jul 24, 10:56*pm, Cully J wrote:
On Jul 24, 1:59*pm, ComandanteBanana
wrote:

On Jul 24, 2:51*pm, " wrote:

https://www.terratrike.com/images/te...alWidget19.jpg

I wonder how many miles he puts on his trike.

I wonder if his yellow "M" suit has a chamois?

Cullen Carter
Appleton, WI

This is just as likely as seeing a bunch of bikes lining up at their
drive-thru.

I'd line up at "Micky D's" drive-through for a post-ride chocolate
shake!

Cullen

And nothing like a clean McDonald's toilet.

On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 19:56:15 -0700 (PDT), Cully J
wrote:

I'd line up at "Micky D's" drive-through for a post-ride chocolate
shake!

Back when I could take long rides, I was always delighted to see the
golden arches looming, and always stopped -- but never ever considered
using the drive-through!

--
Joy Beeson
joy beeson at comcast dot net

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Joy Beeson writes:
On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 19:56:15 -0700 (PDT), Cully J
wrote:

I'd line up at "Micky D's" drive-through for a post-ride chocolate
shake!

Back when I could take long rides, I was always delighted to see the
golden arches looming, and always stopped -- but never ever considered
using the drive-through!

Drive-throughs serve to promote excessive driving.

One could even possibly argue that at late night,
fast-food drive-throughs serve to promote impaired
driving. I've heard many suggest that if cops want
to stop impaired drivers, all they have to do is
stalk the parking lots of bars, and pick-off the
customers at closing time. But one doesn't know
if they've only been drinking ginger ale or coffee
all night. The ones to stop are the ones who bee-line
for the fast-food drive-through, to choke down some
horrid nosh they hope masks the alcohol scent and
clears some of the fog from their soused brains.

Some riders take umbrage at being disallowed from
drive-throughs that don't allow bikes. I guess they
feel excluded.

Personally, I've already excluded drive-throughs from
my lifestyle, before drive-throughs excluded me 'n
my bike. It sounds like you have, too. We don't
need 'em.

During my morning commute to work, I see many drivers
queued up at the Tim Horton's drive-through, to get
their wakey-uppy cup o' coffee. If drivers are behind
the wheel and still need to wake up while en route to
their jobs, something's horribly wrong. The effort of
getting out of their cars to order their double-double
would surely wake them up better than mumbling orders into
a microphone while still embedded in the driver's seat.


cheers,
Tom

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I'm really at:
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On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 19:48:13 -0700, (Tom Keats)
wrote:

Personally, I've already excluded drive-throughs from
my lifestyle, before drive-throughs excluded me 'n
my bike. It sounds like you have, too. We don't
need 'em.

I have nothing against drive-throughs.

My reason for stopping at McDonald's precluded using the
drive-through. Sometimes I didn't go to the counter either.

--
Joy Beeson
joy beeson at comcast dot net

On Jul 25, 10:04*pm, Joy Beeson wrote:
On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 19:56:15 -0700 (PDT), Cully J
wrote:

I'd line up at "Micky D's" drive-through for a post-ride chocolate
shake!

Back when I could take long rides, I was always delighted to see the
golden arches looming, and always stopped -- but never ever considered
using the drive-through! *

I suspect that they would have refused to serve you. Most drive -ins
that I have heard of only will serve people in automobiles.

John Kane, Kingston ON Canada

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On Jul 25, 10:04 pm, Joy Beeson wrote:
On Fri, 24 Jul 2009 19:56:15 -0700 (PDT), Cully J
wrote:

I'd line up at "Micky D's" drive-through for a post-ride chocolate
shake!

Back when I could take long rides, I was always delighted to see the
golden arches looming, and always stopped -- but never ever considered
using the drive-through!

I suspect that they would have refused to serve you. Most drive -ins
that I have heard of only will serve people in automobiles.

Likely. I've had a few say no. though McD's was never my thing I would
sometimes succumb to a Tim's coffee and cookie or a DQ chocolate dip soft
serve or Oreo blizzard.

Hi,

ComandanteBanana wrote:
On Jul 24, 2:51 pm, " wrote:
(image link)
I wonder how many miles he puts on his trike.

Probably none as shown, the chainring is on the wrong side and the chain
seems to have been sacrificed by the image editing...

;-)

This is just as likely as seeing a bunch of bikes lining up at their
drive-thru.

Well, I tried that once - they don't notice you. A bike is not heavy
enough to trigger their bell - at least here.

Ciao...

..

On Jul 28, 3:56*am, Bernhard Agthe wrote:
Hi,



ComandanteBanana wrote:
On Jul 24, 2:51 pm, " wrote:
(image link)
I wonder how many miles he puts on his trike.

Probably none as shown, the chainring is on the wrong side and the chain
seems to have been sacrificed by the image editing...


Maybe it's one of those European trikes?