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littlepow:

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Anybody want to buy a Hawk Hill in tip-top condition? :D


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Could be tempted.....  :twisted:

thermidorthelobster:

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Yes, you're not wrong.  If I get one, I'm not just getting a flag, I'm getting an orange flashing light on a pole!

Littlepow - £650 new, 1 year old, less than 100 miles, extra comfort saddle and trip computer - PM me an offer  8)  If you want to save up for a couple of months then that's fine, because I'd have to save up for the balance!

ian_s:
just get a better saddle on the bike you have
i spent about 30 quid on my saddle and its really comfy, i did about 6 miles a few days back and a bum didnt hurt at all
the rest of me did, but thats cos i am unfit :D

thermidorthelobster:
I did try to get the best I could actually - it's not the standard seat on the Marin.  It might be because I'm quite tall;  maybe I'm leaning forward too much, but the guy in the bike shop the other day seemed to think the handlebar height was about right for me.  I've never yet found a bike seat I found comfortable (apart from the recumbent of course).

Lee_D:
They don't look much like they can be stepped off like a normal bike in the event of a collision.

I'd like a go on a car park but as for taking one on a road I think theres more chance of getting me on a motorbike.

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