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" a good pushbike is hard to damage. " I'm not sure about that, I've got a £4 grand carbon road bike that wouldnt be too hard to break.. | |||
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" a good pushbike is hard to damage. I'm not sure about that, I've got a £4 grand carbon road bike that wouldnt be too hard to break.. " Ah, you want what I have got. An old Raleigh, cast iron contraption that could be used to deliver an atomic bomb and would still be fine after detonation, albeit glowing | |||
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"But then I'd have to set off earlier " Life has it's ups and downs | |||
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"I've got an old Raleigh that weighs a ton. It's a swine to peddle uphill, but if I ever decide to do a ram raid in it, I think it'll come off better than any building known to man. You may be better looking in the second hand columns of your local paper, as a good pushbike is hard to damage. " I've got two of those - Pioneer 12 Speed. Weigh a ton but by God you can get some leg training in with them! | |||
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"Anyone have any experience of using these schemes to buy a bike via their salary? Is it value for money? I didn't realise that for the first 12 months (or length of agreement) that you are 'leasing' the bike and that to take ownership, you then have to make a payment at the end based on the fair market value. If I buy a bike at about £300-500 what kind of final payment should I expect? The website calculators give info on monthly contributions but not final payments." It is 'normally' 5-10% of the original value. I saved around a 3rd of the value of mine. Shop around for a sale model and combined with the scheme you can get a huge saving on RRP | |||
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