The best Pushbike for a oldie..lol?

Thanks Mate, Have to have a good seat no matter what!


Cheers Axle

Nah!, I like a challenge!.

Cheers Axle.

LoL! Muzbry will have to think about that one

Cheers Axle.

That looks good, what more do you need?

By the lookof that on , you'll need a machine gun.

Ah!, Your such a ideas man ..lol.


Axle.

Yes Axle, I'm way ahead of myself! Michael! :)

Good advice, Allan. I wasn't aware until a few years ago that there are variations in the sizes of frames on bikes, to fit the variations in human frame sizes.

My missus originally bought a cheap Chinese bike about 7 years ago, with no input from the bike shop owner (he was Canadian, so perhaps that's the reason? - they only know about skis! LOL).

She had a lot of trouble riding it, until one day, about 3 years ago, I won a pushbike in a street festival raffle. I already had a decent semi-mountain bike, so I gave the prize to her.

The prize-giving bike shop owner was excellent, and explained how there were different frame sizes, and he selected the frame size she should be riding (she's a big girl, 5' 9" and with a big-boned frame).

The prize was worth $280 for a basic bike, but she put another $145 towards the purchase and bought a better-quality bike, with the right size frame for her, with the seat of her choice, and other accessories she wanted.

She's very happy with it, and says it's so much easier to ride and more comfortable than the old bike.

Cheers, Ron.

Ahh Ron, So many women would yearn for..... "the seat of her choice". lol

Gets my vote, Stay on footpaths. Cars and pushbikes don't play well together.

The last time I rode a tredley was accompanying one of my teenage grand sons to his favourite fishing hole. " Only a couple of k's Pop" says he.

Yeah right. Now I hadn't been on one of these modern day instruments of torture for more years than I care to remember, but as "they" say you never forget.

After not much distance I began to remember why I tried to forget. Add a bit of anesthetic and who needs an operating theater to get a sex change.

Axle, unless you are into masochism definitely get a good seat

Cheers
Pop

LOL!, that would probably be right Ron, But I must admit in some locations along the East Coast especially the Central Coast, Councils have done a surprisingly good job constructing bike tracks, they go for miles around the lake edges.


Cheers Axle

Bob ! I hope my suggestion was in the serious pile, I'm a serious kinda guy!! regards, Michael

Took it as full on serious, Michael! (Chuckle, chuckle, giggle)

After all you've kept Axle off the highway(safety), cupholder(rehydration, very important when bike riding) and TV(keeps the mind active, and up to date on current affairs.........or footy)

Thought the pedal idea was excellent, as there's now no chance Axle will injure his legs when his sweaty foot slips out of the pluggers.

Yeah, totally serious, Michael! :-)

Bob

Hey Axle & Baz - If you don't like pedalling, maybe you should upgrade to one of these! ...

Zero Motorcycles - electric motorcycle

These will get you to where you're going without any pedalling effort, they cost virtually nothing to run, they need virtually no maintenance, and they're exceptionally quiet!

The smallest one produces 44HP and the biggest one is 67HP! That'll get you to 100kmh in 3.3 secs - and show all those smart young whippersnappers you ain't no bike-riding, puffing, spent force! LOL

Maybe you could be like that old fella, Preston Petty (watch the customer videos) - and take up speedway riding with your electric motorcycle!
It sure beats an electric gopher as the alternative! LOL

Cheers, Ron.