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Pashley Ladies' Bicycle.
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I am thinking of buying a Pashley bike. The creme de la creme of ladies' pushbikes, apparently. However, they don't come cheap - the one I'm looking at is over £600 (but it does have a rather appealing front wicker basket, sprung leather seat and leather handlebar grips).
Before I part with such a ridiculous amount of money, has anyone got a Pashley? Are they the Rolls Royce of bikes or are you just paying through the nose for a posh name and reputation?
Before I part with such a ridiculous amount of money, has anyone got a Pashley? Are they the Rolls Royce of bikes or are you just paying through the nose for a posh name and reputation?
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At that price they must be good
At that price they must be good
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Ta fluffster - I'm not very good at doing links. I want the racing green one, or one in cream with tan accessories.
How often will I use it? Errrm, to bike into town if it's not raining or windy. And to bike round to Tara-ra-bum-ti-eh's when I know I'm going to be drinking and don't want to drive. And only in late spring, summer, early autumn. Unless it's cold. So, not that often really....
How often will I use it? Errrm, to bike into town if it's not raining or windy. And to bike round to Tara-ra-bum-ti-eh's when I know I'm going to be drinking and don't want to drive. And only in late spring, summer, early autumn. Unless it's cold. So, not that often really....
May I recommend these? I have one. They're OK for sedate cycling
http://www.capitalcycles.co.uk/
http://www.capitalcycles.co.uk/
I live in a very flat town eccles - and not that far from Cambridge. In fact, it was in Cambridge I found myself on Saturday which gave me the idea of getting one as I saw a rather lovely one, being ridden by a woman looking as though she'd walked straight from a Timotei advert. I thought "I could go for that".
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