Those reasons are mostly only your opinion and hardly based on facts. His initial answer was factual but he didn’t say what you wanted it to say so you took him to task. And if you read my post above...
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Those reasons are mostly only your opinion and hardly based on facts. His initial answer was factual but he didn’t say what you wanted it to say so you took him to task. And if you read my post above...
The only genuine negativity about Bremont was always targeted at their chosen marketing. The quality of the product was rarely challenged if at all, and while their pricing was ambitious the stated...
To be fair TAM has always jumped on anything negative that was said about Bremont, to the point I believed at one time he was working for them in a non-technical capacity.
It’s interesting he has...
Certainly different from the battle cry it used to be (in France we had Monjoie! Saint-Denis!)
Since Douglas Adams has been mentioned…
Sorry Ian, read too fast and thought you had said he hadn’t set foot in France. The confusion was possible as there was also a Denis bishop of Athens which indeed never did. Which is why my answer...
This is incorrect. Denis was Bishop of Paris (before it was Paris). Andrew did go to Scotland (allegedly), albeit as relics long after his death.
I don't think they would say that if it was not the case: Quite the opposite, I'd say as they would be very vocal about the EV thing being a con. I think they looked at their circumstances and made...
That can very well be the case for you. It seems to me that those who own one wholeheartedly disagree.
It all boils down to what you expect from a car. If it's aimed at taking you from A to B...
I am probably too thick to understand the panic expressed by doomsayers about the crashing of prices of EV on the 2nd hand market and the link that allows them to declare hitherto that it makes EVs...
Mostly 1960s technology. Likewise, you could probably instruct the owner to repair his Series 2 over the phone :icon_biggrin:
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It seems to me that the hinges are there, with the frame of the door.
Please tell me more about this Greek born in modern day Turkey and who died in Palestine without ever seeing this country's hallowed shores, and of its significance especially today.
Fabien Galthié (French team rugby coach) is nicknamed "Le Rapetou" (Disney's Beagle Boy) :icon_biggrin:
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Thank you, please do as I find it a great idea. Incorporating it may be a challenge if the weight written on the door is anything to go by.
Do you have a picture of the other side please?
My answer is because they couldn't patent it.
First because they were not the first, but your question would then apply to the Swiss industry; and second because while they may be the first to have...
Cerrato reminds me of Dominic West in a certain building society advert. Not sure why.
From the general scenery I would say Spain (could've been South West France but the castle doesn't ring a bell; So either Castille or Andalusia?)
Because by the time the rozzers see it the bike is out of reach and they don’t know its license plate anyway?
You make your own list. If people are civil you do not need a list at all.
There are also fishes that fly, but they hardly constitute the defining characteristic of the species
You seem to mistake a straw man argument with a thread drift. The thread title never mentioned motorists by the way so the orignal mention of cyclists was entirely justified. I already made this...
It’s exactly like a Rolex vs a cheaper alternative Tony. Buy the shed and you’ll regret the garage. Buy the garage, cry once :icon_biggrin:
I’d be curious to see your data on this. Those who have «*nice*» cars going for a spin beyond their drive are likely to be part of a wealthier community than the majority.
Another straw man....