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Show your commitment to fakengerdom and the ratlyf simultaneously by buying my old, battered Fort 7005.Track.
She may not be pretty but she was very trustworthy for me.
Currently she sits on top of my bookcase and leaves dirty marks on everything she touches.
The original plan was to strip it and give it a natty paint job but since I currently have no workspace to do that in, I'd rather someone to build it up and make me regret selling it.20% of the sale price will go to the London Cycle Courier Emergency Fund.
- 56cm (I think) Aluminium Frame with tear-drop downtube, undrilled at rear.
- Mismatched steel fork that I never fitted, drilled for a brake.
- Heavily battle-scarred by chain, wheel and lamppost alike.
- BB case is a mess and might need some work.
- Very desirable TRACKO sticker on NDS chainstay.
- £60 SOLD!
I'm happy to deliver it if you live in London and I can cycle to you.
Obviously I'm not going to post it to Finland, Indonesia or Mansfield.
- 56cm (I think) Aluminium Frame with tear-drop downtube, undrilled at rear.
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This, I believe, is correct.
It also tells you about the values behind many publications - they'd rather avoid getting sued than worry about seeming heartless or overly sympathetic towards motorists.
I agree with posts below, though - it's not exactly logical. To use it in the case of a vehicle where the driver could be any number of people is more understandable, but to still refer to a 'car fleeing the scene' is bizarre as there is clearly responsibility there.You can also see that 'car' sounds ominous and dangerous, whereas 'cyclist' sounds personal and vulnerable. If you really wanted to, you could formulate a pro-motorist subtext/conspiracy with this.
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Apologies for the blast from the past here but the sound design on this video is flipping excellent!