WTB: Postie Bike

Hey folks ... anyone know of a cheap postie bike for sale before i go
trawling through the tradinpost/bikesales/bikepoint and so on?

for some strange reason there is a level of trust with you blokes over
complete strangers 1

Cheers
Al aka Yellowcake

1 then again, some of you lot a fairly strange though

 

saw one advertised the other day for $150, but can't remember where I sasw
it.

 

hrc won the championship in the postie cup

LOL the ONLY way they can win is in "branch stacking" bit like indy
racing, another hahahonda cup...

,LOL POWER OF DREAMMMMMMMMMING!

 

Postie's go for stupid money!
You'd find a small non-postie bike or scooter around for cheaper.

 

yea what Clem said.. every uni student wants em in recent years..
although never see em forsale again after that.

 

In your shed?

Nev..
'07 XB12X

 

Oh the humanity!

 

Err; the apostrophe is for the abbreviation Picky-Boy!

 

yes, speak to Pete/Glitch..

he and 2 others road 3 to Cape York.. farqed them totally, brought
them back to Melb, cleaned them up and sold them for $1200 each

cant kill the buggers

mh

 

Oh yes and which abbreviation was that ??

 

The abbreviation of "Postie bikes" (Or Post Office bikes if you'd prefer).
Sheesh; you'll be picking on Bol D'Or's next!

 

That's at best dubious

 

"Dubious" is sufficient.

 

I thought obvious. I figured that out from the original post. But hey,
I thought putting the apostrophe in was being pedantic. Not putting it
in is, of course, an error.

Theo

 

Aus.moto motto contest winner!

-----sharks

 

So if you have 2 vehicles made by Ford, you have 2 Ford's by that logic.
There's no contraction, a word's being /removed/. Sheesh you'd think I
would not need to educate you people in pedantry.. regardless of whether
there was the word bike in the sentence, or accidentally left out.

 

Hardly, the plural of Ford would be Fords. The plural of posie bike,
would be postie bikes and abreviating that to postie's I find to be
quite acceptable and differentiates it from posties, the people who
ride them.

You're just trying to make Clem out to be wrong, ad you made a poor
choice of example. Anyway, that is entirely his job, he doesn't need
your help to be wrong.

Theo

 

Hardly, the plural of Ford would be Fords. The plural of posie bike,
would be postie bikes and abreviating that to postie's I find to be
quite acceptable and differentiates it from posties, the people who
ride them.

You're just trying to make Clem out to be wrong, ad you made a poor
choice of example. Anyway, that is entirely his job, he doesn't need
your help to be wrong.

Theo

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True, knobless clem needs no assistance at all to be wrong
especially when he rides one of your " posie bikes "

 

Oh, the shame, I made a typo.

Theo

 

That's alright, you can trust the ever vigilant GWF to ensure that
mistakes never slip by.