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Cycle for the future
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Forget about expensive Gym Membership or a Personal Trainer the easiest and most eco-friendly way to arrive in style is on your bike! Since investing in Betty (my dutch taditional bike) I've lost my
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Cycle for the future
posted at 22/10/2009 8:47 PM GDT
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First post: 22/10/2009
Last post: 22/10/2009 Total posts: 1 |
Forget about expensive Gym Membership or a Personal Trainer the easiest and most eco-friendly way to arrive in style is on your bike! Since investing in Betty (my dutch taditional bike) I've lost my middle age bulge and toned my arms and thighs. I love riding into work, it gives me time to clear my head after the hectic family start to the day. With the governament promoting the cycle to work scheme it's now easier than ever to purchase a bicycle that suits your lifestyle. Go green - go by bike :)
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Re: Cycle for the future
posted at 23/10/2009 10:21 AM GDT
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First post: 25/4/2008
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Oh Pushbike Honey: I'm envious of your trad Dutch bike! I had a similar sit-up-and-beg style in Japan - my first experience of that design - and now I have a modern version from Trek. The all-round vision is perfect for city cycling - don't understand why more people don't use them! I blogged about the Cycle to Work scheme earlier in the year and now I've nearly paid for my bike!
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