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  1. 11-14-2006, 09:18 AM #1
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    If all bikes must have the same weight, then...

    Legolas weighs 20 lb - when you ride the Legolas, you shall pull a 15 lb BOB
    Fluffy weighs 24 lb - when you ride Fluffy, you shall carry 9 lbs of rocks
    Milo weighs 30 lb - when you ride Milo, you shall carry 5 lbs of books
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    What about the tandem and the mountain bike?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Veronica View Post
    What about the tandem and the mountain bike?
    And this is exactly why the "No Bike Left Behind" plan is so very complex, and will require additional funding and resources to perfect. Noble goals such as this always take time to work out the kinks.
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    Milo

    It's interesting that you named your bike after a nutritional drink popular in Australia.

    Milo is yummy and healthy..mmmmm...BMO3 will tell you about it soon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazycanuck View Post
    It's interesting that you named your bike after a nutritional drink popular in Australia.

    Milo is yummy and healthy..mmmmm...BMO3 will tell you about it soon.

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    I miss Milo. I have found it here in the States but its made in South America and does not taste the same.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aka_kim View Post
    And this is exactly why the "No Bike Left Behind" plan is so very complex, and will require additional funding and resources to perfect. Noble goals such as this always take time to work out the kinks.
    Hee hee.
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