BiGHA Comments

"Ian" escreveu na mensagem
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There is nothing wrong with home builts, some of the best machines around
started as home builts, but conversely it is refreshing to see a recumbent
displaying such a together approach as the BiGHA, it sends messages out to
the non bent world that these machines are not backyard specials.

--
Ian


Thank you by your answer and opinion! That's just I want to know. I don't
agree with your opinion, but I respect your right. I believe that we may
expose our ideas without hurt one each other.

All the best

Eduardo
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Ypê Bike: http://www.ypebike.cjb.net/
Ypê Mono: http://www.ype.unicyclist.com/


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Ian wrote:
Lorenzo L. Love must be edykated coz e writed:


So why did you imply that you did have one in this post?:
Ian wrote:


I have never implied that I have one, you are so blinkered on your little
crusade to the point of being irrational.


I guess some people just can't be trusted.

You see one of those people in the mirror every morning.


Of course you don't have a
Bigha, who with any real recumbent experiences would pay $3000.00 for a
slow heavy comfort bike?

I didn't lose any money when many of the same people who now run Bigha
drove BikeE into the ground and lied right here in this newsgroup about
what was happening. But many of their suppliers and dealers did lose
significant amounts of money. Maybe that's why they aren't selling
Bighas though dealers, no dealer will trust them.

Why do you think that I hate Bigha? It looks like it might be a nice
$1500 bike. I just wonder who would pay twice that much for one.
Obviously not you, so why do you love them so much?

In a flat area weight is not an issue, if I wanted a city bike and actually
had a left knee that allowed me to ride a two wheeler then I would happily
spend $3000 on one, it has a lot of nice features and actually looks like it
has been designed, unlike most recumbents that have more than a hint of
being home built about them.


I asked "Have you paid the full $3000.00 price for a Bigha?" and people
danced around the answer so I said "And still no answer..." Thereupon
you responded "Actually more than one person said yes, including me, but
you used selective recognition to ignore those posts." Clearly you were
claiming that you bought one and clearly it was an attempt to deceive.
You seems to have a selective recognition of truth. You make excuses for
why you haven't bought a Bigha, and you would not be attempting to
deceive us again, would you? But for what ever reason, you have not
bought one. So I ask again, who with any real recumbent experience has
paid the full retail $3000.00 for this slow heavy comfort bike? There is
no need for you to get rude and offensive, just answer the question.

Lorenzo L. Love
http://home.thegrid.net/~lllove

"If you do not tell the truth about yourself you cannot tell it about
other people."
Virginia Woolf (1882-1941).

Lorenzo L. Love must be edykated coz e writed:



I asked "Have you paid the full $3000.00 price for a Bigha?" and people
danced around the answer so I said "And still no answer..." Thereupon
you responded "Actually more than one person said yes, including me, but
you used selective recognition to ignore those posts." Clearly you were
claiming that you bought one and clearly it was an attempt to deceive.
You seems to have a selective recognition of truth. You make excuses for
why you haven't bought a Bigha, and you would not be attempting to
deceive us again, would you? But for what ever reason, you have not
bought one. So I ask again, who with any real recumbent experience has
paid the full retail $3000.00 for this slow heavy comfort bike? There is
no need for you to get rude and offensive, just answer the question.



I was responding to your previous question when you said "Who would pay
$3000 for a BiGHA".

So clearly I was not attempting to deceive anyone.

You sir are a horses arse.
--
Ian

"Ian" skrev...
You sir are a horses arse.

Kinda begs the question whos the biggest fool.
The horses arse or the person who keeps arguing with it. ;o)

(Sorry... I couldn't help myself)

M.

Mikael Seierup must be edykated coz e writed:


"Ian" skrev...
You sir are a horses arse.

Kinda begs the question whos the biggest fool.
The horses arse or the person who keeps arguing with it. ;o)

(Sorry... I couldn't help myself)

M.
You sir are a disc wheeled fool!
--
Ian

http://www.catrike.co.uk

Ian wrote:

Lorenzo L. Love must be edykated coz e writed:


I asked "Have you paid the full $3000.00 price for a Bigha?" and people
danced around the answer so I said "And still no answer..." Thereupon
you responded "Actually more than one person said yes, including me, but
you used selective recognition to ignore those posts." Clearly you were
claiming that you bought one and clearly it was an attempt to deceive.
You seems to have a selective recognition of truth. You make excuses for
why you haven't bought a Bigha, and you would not be attempting to
deceive us again, would you? But for what ever reason, you have not
bought one. So I ask again, who with any real recumbent experience has
paid the full retail $3000.00 for this slow heavy comfort bike? There is
no need for you to get rude and offensive, just answer the question.




I was responding to your previous question when you said "Who would pay
$3000 for a BiGHA".

So clearly I was not attempting to deceive anyone.

You sir are a horses arse.

Why are you getting so rude, offensive and defensive over a bike you
don't even own? And would you buy a Bigha? Clearly you will not. You
don't need to lie about it or make excuses. Just try the truth.

The questions remains: Who with any real recumbent experience would pay
the full retail $3000.00 for this slow heavy comfort bike?

Lorenzo L. Love
http://home.thegrid.net/~lllove

"The worst-tempered people I've ever met were people who knew they were
wrong."
Wilson Mizner, American playwright (1876-1933).

"Ian" skrev

You sir are a disc wheeled fool!

Looks a lot better than horsemanure though. ;-)

"Lorenzo L. Love" escreveu na mensagem
nk.net...
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The questions remains: Who with any real recumbent experience would pay
the full retail $3000.00 for this slow heavy comfort bike?

Lorenzo L. Love
http://home.thegrid.net/~lllove


In simple words: NO and NEVER!

[]'s Eduardo
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"Lorenzo L. Love" wrote in message
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I asked "Have you paid the full $3000.00 price for a Bigha?" and people
danced around the answer so I said "And still no answer..."

Lorenzo:

At this point in time I think you can safely assume that in so far as this
newsgroup goes the answer to your question is NO. Apparently no one posting
to a.r.b.r. has paid $3000 for a BiGHA. I believe the closest to a yes
answer you had was from Ed Wong saying he would buy one for $3000.00 if he
had the money. I'm not sure why the others won't give you a straight
answer, but I can tell you that I haven't purchased one. If I had $3000.00
to spend (not) on a new CLWB bike my personal preference (for whatever
that's worth) would be for a Tailwind and $2000.00 in change. Nevertheless
I think it's good for people to have as many choices and price ranges
available to them as possible. That's what's great about free enterprise.

skip

Mikael Seierup must be edykated coz e writed:


"Ian" skrev

You sir are a disc wheeled fool!

Looks a lot better than horsemanure though. ;-)
Have you got a link to a picture? And do you think I could cut the 20" ones
down to fit my 16" front wheels?

--
Ian

http://www.catrike.co.uk