Solution To AGW? More Water Bottle Cages

I just bid on a water bottle cage on Ebay. I'm very nervous that someone will out bid me and pay 40 cents US.

"Bret Cahill" wrote in message
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I just bid on a water bottle cage on Ebay. I'm very nervous that someone
will out bid me and pay 40 cents US.

Wow! You cyclists do enjoy an exciting life, don't you?
Talk about living on the edge..........

On 20/06/2015 10:13, Tarcap wrote:


"Bret Cahill" wrote in message
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I just bid on a water bottle cage on Ebay. I'm very nervous that
someone will out bid me and pay 40 cents US.

Wow! You cyclists do enjoy an exciting life, don't you?
Talk about living on the edge..........


I've heard that some cyclists eat after eight mints at 7:45pm.

On Sat, 20 Jun 2015 10:13:07 +0100, "Tarcap" wrote:



"Bret Cahill" wrote in message
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I just bid on a water bottle cage on Ebay. I'm very nervous that someone
will out bid me and pay 40 cents US.

Wow! You cyclists do enjoy an exciting life, don't you?
Talk about living on the edge..........


Now come on that is not fair. Most of them are on the bread-line and have to
save money where ever they can.

I just bid on a water bottle cage on Ebay. I'm very nervous that someone
will out bid me and pay 40 cents US.

Wow! You cyclists do enjoy an exciting life, don't you?
Talk about living on the edge..........

Try bidding against a smart hungry cyclist and _then_ come back here and talk.

It's not like buying a laptop.

Cyclists know exactly when and by how much to bid to get the item at the lowest possible cost.

"Bret Cahill" wrote in message
...

I just bid on a water bottle cage on Ebay. I'm very nervous that someone
will out bid me and pay 40 cents US.

Wow! You cyclists do enjoy an exciting life, don't you?
Talk about living on the edge..........

Try bidding against a smart cyclist and _then_ come back here and talk.

That's what is called an oxymoron.

On 20/06/2015 16:59, Bret Cahill wrote:
I just bid on a water bottle cage on Ebay. I'm very nervous that someone
will out bid me and pay 40 cents US.

Wow! You cyclists do enjoy an exciting life, don't you?
Talk about living on the edge..........

Try bidding against a smart hungry cyclist and _then_ come back here and talk.

It's not like buying a laptop.

Cyclists know exactly when and by how much to bid to get the item at the lowest possible cost.



They don't seem to apply that to overpriced push bikes.

I just bid on a water bottle cage on Ebay. I'm very nervous that someone
will out bid me and pay 40 cents US.

Wow! You cyclists do enjoy an exciting life, don't you?
Talk about living on the edge..........

Try bidding against a smart hungry cyclist and _then_ come back here and talk.

It's not like buying a laptop.

Cyclists know exactly when and by how much to bid to get the item at the lowest possible cost.



They don't seem to apply that to overpriced push bikes.

That's a small part of the cycling market/economy.

On Sat, 20 Jun 2015 18:03:37 +0100, Tarcap wrote:

Try bidding against a smart cyclist and _then_ come back here and talk.

That's what is called an oxymoron.

Why do people make snide remarks?


These people might be stuck in the same job, unlucky in love, or living
at home still with their parents.

On Sat, 20 Jun 2015 22:04:59 -0700, Bret Cahill wrote:

I just bid on a water bottle cage on Ebay. I'm very nervous that
someone will out bid me and pay 40 cents US.

Wow! You cyclists do enjoy an exciting life, don't you?
Talk about living on the edge..........

Try bidding against a smart hungry cyclist and _then_ come back here
and talk.

It's not like buying a laptop.

Cyclists know exactly when and by how much to bid to get the item at
the lowest possible cost.



They don't seem to apply that to overpriced push bikes.

That's a small part of the cycling market/economy.

exactly.