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Journal by Some Woman on Friday September 08, 2006 @08:17PM

The bike shop guy charged me $399, because that's what he felt like charging me. No effort on my part to get a price reduction from the $429 on the tag. That's my kind of haggling. I added a couple of minor things for an extra $14.

Look at all that butt padding! Yay for butts! And padding for them and such.

On a more serious note, I am completely sold on Jamis bikes (obviously). I test-rode a $750 Cannondale at a different bike shop and was thoroughly underwhelmed.

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Tandem (Score:1)

by gmhowell ( 26755 ) writes:

Anybody interested in a slightly used tandem? Only used once for about 100 feet.
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  by Morosoph ( 693565 ) writes:
  
  Anybody interested in a slightly used tandem? Only used once for about 100 feet.
  
  Was it designed for centipedes?
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    by gmhowell ( 26755 ) writes:
    
    Shouldn't your comment end with "you've been a great audience, I'll be here all week. Don't forget to try the prime rib buffet"?
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      by Morosoph ( 693565 ) writes:
      
      Thank-you, thank-you (and um, sorry).
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    by TechnoLust ( 528463 ) * writes:
    
    Don't be stupid. A tandem centipede bike would be for 200 feet. :-)

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