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Posted Aug 5, 2005


I have not left the building. I just don't visit very much these days. You can send me an email - guy dot chapman at spamcop dot net - or visit my website, http://www.chapmancentral.co.uk

Latest reply: Aug 5, 2005

And another bike!

Posted Mar 21, 2003


As any Goodies fan will tell you, a bike with three seats is called a Trandem. And that's what I've bought! A Thorn Me'n'U2 double-childback triplet, me or the missus on the front, and the kids on the back. Brilliant fun smiley - smiley

Latest reply: Mar 21, 2003

Recumbent Cycling

Posted Oct 28, 2002


I bought a recumbent - about six weeks ago, actually. An Optima Stinger, frame number 0198. It's low, it's mean, it's a flying banana!

Latest reply: Oct 28, 2002

Being More Laid-Back

Posted Aug 31, 2002


I have decided that the way to enhance my pleasureis to be more laid back. I am therefore in the process of purchasing a recumbent cycle - it might be a bike (Optima Stinger, or HP Velotechnic Speedmachine) or it may be a trike (the Trice Micro is looking better than the Windcheetah these days).

We shall see. The two-wheelers are a couple of grand less, so lok favourite smiley - smiley

Latest reply: Aug 31, 2002

Holiday, more cycling, stuff.

Posted Aug 4, 2002


Seem to spend more time on uk.rec.cycling these days - response times are an order of magnitude shorter on Usenet, and it's my original home anyway.

Just been to Beaumaris on holiday - not bad, but crap weather (a first). All climbed Snowdon, including son Peter aged 5 1/2.

Couple of weeks ago I rode to St Albans & back. Going (hilly) averaged 18.5 - disappointing, but did exceed 41mph down one hill. Coming back averaged 20.5 for over 40 miles - best ever, and no following wind (headwind in fact), so very pleased!

Latest reply: Aug 4, 2002