John the Monkey
Frivolous Cyclist
- Location
- Crewe
'tis a womans bike. I’ll wager its paint has ne’er felt the lash of a cat, been rubbed with salt, and then flayed off by a pirate chief to make fine stockings for his best cabin boy.
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The most important thing a man should do before getting on a woman's bike, is to make doubly sure she doesn't mind you borrowing it.
Dammit. That's a much better joke....and leave the seat as you find it.
White bikes are fastest !
Are you allowed to stand up on it, or do you have to sit down?...and leave the seat as you find it.
These, however are beating your good joke to deathDammit. That's a much better joke.
Are you allowed to stand up on it, or do you have to sit down?
If there's a seat cover on it, make sure you leave it down when not in use.
I just love that colour scheme, maybe manufacturers are starting to remember how paint works again (Did I say people who produce matt black frames should be lined up against the wall and shot?).Just picked up a bmc pure pro2 shimano 105 version for the miniscule sum of £120, saw it on shpock and after a little bit of googling decided it was a bmc streetracer painted different.
Does anyone know if this is true?
Its a cracking bike but looks a bit girly!! do I embrace the whiteness or opt for a re-colour?? (probably powdercoat)
This is the colour scheme View attachment 349274
In Indian English (a billion potential speakers, of whom more are reasonably proficient than in US, Aus, NZ and Canada put together) it's a Brinjal.Australians, NZers, Canadians too.
See also zucchini.
Yes, I know that - I share my love of the purple fruit with a friend from Kerala. I seriously considered including it, but had no knowledge of whether they used it as a colour.In Indian English (a billion potential speakers, of whom more are reasonably proficient than in US, Aus, NZ and Canada put together) it's a Brinjal.
Only the ones not from the UKAnd possibly in the world, as most English speakers call it eggplant.
Italian!See also zucchini.
what specifically female physical characteristics is it designed to, I wonder.
How very dare you!
And anyway, it is a bike designed to the female physical characteristics - like it or not. Which is a good thing imo.
I see. Marketing bs then."born out of a study of biometric proportions between the bust and arm/leg length from Ansur data."
A tough job but someone had to do it.