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Date: 03 Sep 2005 08:55:05
From: gtzr1k@aol.com
Subject: FS: Rans Nimbus Recumbent. First Reasonalble offer.
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I purchased a Rans Nimbus as part of a lot. I have no use for a
recumbent bicycle. I will accept any reasonable offer from the first
person that wants to pick it up from me in the Los angeles area. I dont
even know how to size this beast. It is well used but in working order.
Email me with a phone # if your serious about purchase.
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Date: 03 Sep 2005 20:01:32
From: Johnny ReBike
Subject: Re: FS: Rans Nimbus Recumbent. First Reasonalble offer.
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On 3-Sep-2005, "gtzr1k@aol.com" <gtzr1k@aol.com > wrote:
> I purchased a Rans Nimbus as part of a lot. I have no use for a
> recumbent bicycle. I will accept any reasonable offer from the first
> person that wants to pick it up from me in the Los angeles area. I dont
> even know how to size this beast. It is well used but in working order.
> Email me with a phone # if your serious about purchase.
The Rans Nimbus is faster than the ReBike [Slowest Bike in the Known
Universe].
--
Johnny ReBike
ReBike - Slowest Bike in the Known Universe
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Date: 04 Sep 2005 11:30:29
From: Joshua Goldberg
Subject: Re: FS: Rans Nimbus Recumbent. First Reasonalble offer.
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people who make fun of what others ride are showing a lack of emotional
maturity, I have
had a couple of ReBikes and 15 other bents and while the ReBike was heavy,
it was not a lot slower than other bents. It was comfortable over long
rides, was well balanced and when you add a motor it became a nice
alternative to a small MC. Had it been allowed to evolve it would likely be
a nice refined bent by now.
I now have a SRAM 9 Speed Dual Drive ScooterBike that has the same weight,
length and 16/20 wheelset as the ReBike.
"Johnny ReBike" <JohnnyReBike@JohnnyReBike.com > wrote in message
news:1125777853_5065@spool6-east.superfeed.net...
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> On 3-Sep-2005, "gtzr1k@aol.com" <gtzr1k@aol.com> wrote:
>
>> I purchased a Rans Nimbus as part of a lot. I have no use for a
>> recumbent bicycle. I will accept any reasonable offer from the first
>> person that wants to pick it up from me in the Los angeles area. I dont
>> even know how to size this beast. It is well used but in working order.
>> Email me with a phone # if your serious about purchase.
>
> The Rans Nimbus is faster than the ReBike [Slowest Bike in the Known
> Universe].
>
> --
> Johnny ReBike
> ReBike - Slowest Bike in the Known Universe
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Date: 04 Sep 2005 15:50:19
From: Johnny ReBike
Subject: Re: FS: Rans Nimbus Recumbent. First Reasonalble offer.
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On 4-Sep-2005, "Joshua Goldberg" <evsolutions@rogers.com > wrote:
> "Johnny ReBike" <JohnnyReBike@JohnnyReBike.com> wrote in message
> news:1125777853_5065@spool6-east.superfeed.net...
> >
> > On 3-Sep-2005, "gtzr1k@aol.com" <gtzr1k@aol.com> wrote:
> >
> >> I purchased a Rans Nimbus as part of a lot. I have no use for a
> >> recumbent bicycle. I will accept any reasonable offer from the first
> >> person that wants to pick it up from me in the Los angeles area. I dont
> >> even know how to size this beast. It is well used but in working order.
> >> Email me with a phone # if your serious about purchase.
> >
> > The Rans Nimbus is faster than the ReBike [Slowest Bike in the Known
> > Universe].
> people who make fun of what others ride are showing a lack of emotional
> maturity, I have
> had a couple of ReBikes and 15 other bents and while the ReBike was heavy,
>
> it was not a lot slower than other bents. It was comfortable over long
> rides, was well balanced and when you add a motor it became a nice
> alternative to a small MC. Had it been allowed to evolve it would likely
> be
> a nice refined bent by now.
>
> I now have a SRAM 9 Speed Dual Drive ScooterBike that has the same weight,
>
> length and 16/20 wheelset as the ReBike.
Sheesh Joshua, can't a Monkey have fun with a little parody?
FWIW, there's a ReBike ridin' Monkey whose wife used to ride a Rans Nimbus.
--
Johnny ReBike, who wishes he was fast and cool like Ed Gin, Spidermonkey,
Nogoslow and Johnny NoCom
ReBike - Slowest Bike in the Known Universe
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Date: 05 Sep 2005 02:44:19
From: Edward Dolan
Subject: Re: FS: Rans Nimbus Recumbent. First Reasonalble offer.
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"Johnny ReBike" <JohnnyReBike@JohnnyReBike.com > wrote in message
news:1125849181_1493@spool6-east.superfeed.net...
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> On 4-Sep-2005, "Joshua Goldberg" <evsolutions@rogers.com> wrote:
>
>> "Johnny ReBike" <JohnnyReBike@JohnnyReBike.com> wrote in message
>> news:1125777853_5065@spool6-east.superfeed.net...
>> >
>> > On 3-Sep-2005, "gtzr1k@aol.com" <gtzr1k@aol.com> wrote:
>> >
>> >> I purchased a Rans Nimbus as part of a lot. I have no use for a
>> >> recumbent bicycle. I will accept any reasonable offer from the first
>> >> person that wants to pick it up from me in the Los angeles area. I
>> >> dont
>> >> even know how to size this beast. It is well used but in working
>> >> order.
>> >> Email me with a phone # if your serious about purchase.
>> >
>> > The Rans Nimbus is faster than the ReBike [Slowest Bike in the Known
>> > Universe].
>
>> people who make fun of what others ride are showing a lack of emotional
>> maturity, I have
>> had a couple of ReBikes and 15 other bents and while the ReBike was
>> heavy,
>>
>> it was not a lot slower than other bents. It was comfortable over long
>> rides, was well balanced and when you add a motor it became a nice
>> alternative to a small MC. Had it been allowed to evolve it would likely
>> be
>> a nice refined bent by now.
>>
>> I now have a SRAM 9 Speed Dual Drive ScooterBike that has the same
>> weight,
>>
>> length and 16/20 wheelset as the ReBike.
>
> Sheesh Joshua, can't a Monkey have fun with a little parody?
>
> FWIW, there's a ReBike ridin' Monkey whose wife used to ride a Rans
> Nimbus.
Easy there Johnny ReBike (Ed Gin). It may be that this group can only afford
one self parodist. I am the expert in this field and it is essentially all I
have been doing here on ARBR from day one. You do not seem to have a thin
skin which is good as self parodists must have the hide of a rhinoceros in
order to survive on this particular newsgroup. There are just so many
serious types here. I can just see Jon Meinecke scowling at what is
presently taking place on this group.
--
Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
aka
Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota
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