sniping over

[big.eck]

well i think by saving these parts from the tips and selling/passing them on is great ! in a few years these parts your saving will become rare . but thanks to you theres going to be a few more around

and for those people building bikes to exact spec that'll need those parts they'll know who to thank

keep up the good work............

 

[legrandefromage]

I was thinking about this last night - I see something down the tip that I think I can fix (sometimes just pumping the tires up is enough) and I also think 'blimey, not seen one of those for years' and just post it up.

Just got a bit miffed thats all.

 

[dyna-ti]

Spotted this guy entering the recycling centre

 

[pigman]

i think LGF has some cracking finds and wish i had the time to check out my local dump but work, wife and four kids dont allow for it :cry:

on the contrary, send them out and you adopt a fagin role, turning it all into cash.


but the whole tip find attitude is the future. Come the revolution ... er sorry ... recession, those five-grand pinarellos will be obsolete and everyone will ride mended clunkers.

 

[Mr Panda]

I like this one - not sure why :shock:

 

[pigman]

I'd be worried if he was face down.
Be interesting to see which load he'd shoot first.

 

[dek1165]

Not sure which load he'll shoot first , but I think he's going to have problems with his extraction.

 

[big.eck]

it's the recoil i'd be worried about

 

[orange71]

Hmmm - the Trek ended up with me as the 'yellow peril'

I thought that bike had 'IKEA' written on it at first glance - it's the right colours :roll: Now that would have been cheap.

 

[jango]

I reckon we should have a cheap bikes meet someday, bikes from near the bottom of manufacturers lines need only apply

Yes, that could be fun......I could dig out my Townsend, a bike so bad even LGF had a gentle snipe at it