Yes but did they have to assemble them using allen keys and cams??!!:p
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Yes but did they have to assemble them using allen keys and cams??!!:p
Another vote to say it is brilliant.
I get no holiday recognition from my employer, although today my immediate supervisor seemed happy when I told her that I hadn't tried to get my old job back.
We get cookies and soda tomorrow afternoon. Big whoop.Quote:
Originally Posted by malkin
Spluttering with laughter here, and I'd love to know the answer to that question:DQuote:
Originally Posted by DebSP
I guess, if it was me, I would be handing it off to someone who could use it. My Dad and I fixed up some bikes this year and we ended up not selling them, so we donated them to the place I was working (a nonforprofit) and the kids who got them, loved it haha. So, even if I couldn't use it, someone else could, I suppose.
But it certainly doesn't beat my road bike commuter. Nothing does, quite frankly haha.
my company will probably not give us even the chocolate.. I think bikes even cheap bikes is a great gift!! and I agree, if even 1 person takes up cycling as a result, it will be worth it!!
LOL! And don't forget the pictograms...Quote:
Originally Posted by DebSP
If IKEA made instructions for everything
That would be awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by bmccasland
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Originally Posted by BikeDutchess
Nice!!!
My closest Ikea happens to be right behind the trailhead of my favorite bike path. (Put another way, the path is right behind the Ikea.) Certainly the employees who are students at the university along the bike path could easily, easily, commute to Ikea from school. I'll now be on the lookout for these bikes on the trail!