another excuse for when SWMBO nags about a garage-full of bikes: "count yourself lucky my hobby isn't women"!Reiver, if one isn't enough, then ten won't be too many ! That was my mothers advice to me about women (and it proved very true) . I'm sure it applies equally to bikes, count yourself a very fortunate guy
If you try that line mikeymustard don't blame me if she wraps a frying pan round your head
Why kitchenware and not a bike wheel? Sexist much?If you try that line mikeymustard don't blame me if she wraps a frying pan round your head
you've missed off "light tourer" and "clubman"
Simple logic really , no one with all their marbles would chose a garage full of bikes as the location for putting the case for yet another bike.Granted it would be the most likely place to find the odd wheel etc The more sensible place would be the "heart" of the house where the Little Woman feels most at home and relaxed ! Which also is where she keeps the tools of her trade ie. frying pans etc. As for being sexist ...bah humbug Sir
Simple logic really , no one with all their marbles would chose a garage full of bikes as the location for putting the case for yet another bike.Granted it would be the most likely place to find the odd wheel etc The more sensible place would be the "heart" of the house where the Little Woman feels most at home and relaxed ! Which also is where she keeps the tools of her trade ie. frying pans etc. As for being sexist ...bah humbug Sir
Logic is common (or uncommon) in English and French for example “Qui court deux lievres a la fois, n’en prend aucun”and in English it would be something like He whom chases two hares catches none ! Not that its got anything to do with bikes
WhatLogic is common (or uncommon) in English and French for example “Qui court deux lievres a la fois, n’en prend aucun”and in English it would be something like He whom chases two hares catches none ! Not that its got anything to do with bikes
Isn't that a bit like "A bird in the hand is worth 2 in a bush ".
