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hey what's the trailer in the photo?
i can't wait to have kids!
Adam from Cheeky Transport here.
Yeah, you really should try these biikes. Luxurious, smooth riding.
When you're actually riding, weight doesn't actually make that much difference as far as speed or effort goes. It's wind resistance that slows yoi…
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- What sort of riding do you do ?
- Commuting, Mountain Biking, Touring
- Where in Sydney do you live ?
- Newtown
- Tell us about your bikes
- onespeed roadbike with curvy bars, mudguards and a dynamo light.
ritchey breakaway suitcasable steel roadbike
Batavus Topper gentlemans bike from a canal in Amsterdam
couple of MTBs. 1x1and NOrco dualie
Karate MOnkey Roholff
Hillman steel trackbike
soon to have a 6 speed green Brompton!!
- About Me:
- I work at Cheeky Transport and love it
- Website:
- http://www.cheekytransport.com.au
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 8:44pm on March 7, 2009,
Sammy said…
- Hey Schmadzie,
Congrats on the wedding, hope that you'll share photos.....
How did you attach the 'Just Married' sign to the rear of a tandem ;-)
Hope the honeymoon is amazing, see you back in the store
Sx
- At 3:59pm on February 6, 2009,
Bennelong Bicyclist said…
- Hey, talking of wind resistance, could Cheeky Transport be interested in importing and selling a selected range of recumbent bikes? Currently, there is really only one dealer of recumbent bikes in all of Oz: Ian Humphries of Flying Furniture in Canberra (well, there is also a part-time garage-based importer of Taiwanese recumbent bikes in Perth). Ian is very knowledgeable, has a range of bikes that you can test ride if you can get to Canberra during his limited weekday business hours, but doesn't have any formal after-sales warranty of maintenance arrangements that I can discover, only accepts bank account transfers for payment and is a one-man show. And you have to pay $120 to have your new bike shipped, uninsured, from Canberra to a Sydney pick-up depot. I am sure there is a small but definite pent-up demand for recumbent bikes here in Sydney, and Cheeky seems like the obvious bike shop to sell such non-UCI-approved things.
- At 1:04pm on November 10, 2008,
MadameBike said… - Schmadzie, Do you mean November 16 (the description says September 16).
- At 10:06am on November 10, 2008,
Neil Alexander said… - Schmadzie,
Wot do you think about Birdys? My family hankers after folding bikes suitable for touring. Or should we think about Brompton? Or...?
Neil
- At 12:03am on May 20, 2008,
yogi said… - Hey man, whats goin on.
Love the tee in your avatar.
Bloody huffy luver. (hehehe) nice blue though.
Be well
Yogi.
- At 12:29pm on December 19, 2007,
DamianM said… - Hey Schmadzie! Welcome aboard.. does this mean the Christmas rush has let up enough for you to breathe ?? crazy
- At 11:53am on December 19, 2007,
Richard said… - Hey Mr Huffy, welcome to the fray!
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