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banana guard
Where can I get one of these other than ordering it off the net? I would
like to find one in a shop preferably in the south east, north Kent area. |
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Steve W wrote:
Where can I get one of these other than ordering it off the net? I would like to find one in a shop preferably in the south east, north Kent area. See if you can find a lakeland limited shop in your area. They have such a thing in their catalogue. Google will give you their website address. -- Velvet |
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Steve W wrote:
Where can I get one of these other than ordering it off the net? I would like to find one in a shop preferably in the south east, north Kent area. Answers in the BromptonTalk group where you also posted Tony |
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On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 11:39:22 +0000, Velvet wrote:
See if you can find a lakeland limited shop in your area. They have such a thing in their catalogue. Google will give you their website address. There is a Lakeland in the Bluewater centre. And just to keep this on topic, there are bike lockers at Bluewater. |
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"John Hearns" wrote in message
news On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 11:39:22 +0000, Velvet wrote: See if you can find a lakeland limited shop in your area. They have such a thing in their catalogue. Google will give you their website address. There is a Lakeland in the Bluewater centre. And just to keep this on topic, there are bike lockers at Bluewater. Been going there regularly since they opened but have never found an empty locker (except for the broken one). Doesn't matter whether I go first thing in the morning, last thing at night or whenever. I'm told the regulars (staff?) lock the empty lockers after removing the bike so that they always have a locker reserved for their personal use. Mind you, I have only ever tried one lot and I don't even know if there are others that I haven't found yet. Every time I go there I intend to contact the management but have never got round to it. Paul (Remove junk to reply) |
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I'm told the regulars (staff?) lock the empty lockers after removing
the bike so that they always have a locker reserved for their personal use. For regulers read assholes. They're just normal people that lock it so it becomes their own, personal locker. Get permission and wander along at the weekend with an angle grinder and free up some empty lockers. They might even pay you for it. |
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What is it used for?
"Steve W" wrote in message ... Where can I get one of these other than ordering it off the net? I would like to find one in a shop preferably in the south east, north Kent area. |
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Dr Crock wrote:
What is it used for? Storing inner tubes. Tony |
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What is it used for?
It stops the discarded banana skins of those at the front of the pack from fouling the mudguards of those behind them. Bit of a niche product as racers like to keep weight low so don't have 'em, and the tourers/CTC lot tend to stop at cafes rather than eat on the move. |
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Dr Crock wrote:
What is it used for? Guarding your banana. -- Mark _____________________________________________ Deja Moo - The feeling that you've heard this bull before |
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