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I work from home, I guess I could cycle along the hallway but I can only travel about 50% of the journey by bike due to the stairs not being cycle-friendly.
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But you'd hate that.
Every bike that is on the road now is one less car blah blah but they still get on your tits don't they?
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Okay, to get people out of their cars so that I can the road to myself.
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His agenda is to mock cyclists because they're not riding about with big paunches at 10 mph in pimped up Beemers while wearing bling jewellery and large Rado watches.Originally posted by Shimano105 View PostBut you hate cycling (and presumably cyclists) - what is your agenda here?
You can take the chav out of Swindon but you can't etc. etc.
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But you hate cycling (and presumably cyclists) - what is your agenda here?
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To be eligible you have to be ... earning more than the minimum wage.
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Yes I bought my Brompton on it.Originally posted by DimPrawn View Posthttp://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2009...to-work-scheme
The government's Cycle to Work deal gives you a bike at half price and you no longer have to work at a big firm. Miles Brignall shows how we can all saddle up
Anyone here using this deal?
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Am about to sign up for the following bike hire scheme
http://www.southwesttrains.co.uk/SWT...mptonbikes.htm
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On yer bike
http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2009...to-work-scheme
The government's Cycle to Work deal gives you a bike at half price and you no longer have to work at a big firm. Miles Brignall shows how we can all saddle up
Anyone here using this deal?Tags: None
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