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Re: Ed Dolan and liberalism

2009-11-20T21:40:38Z

The cost of providing education to everyone is simply enormous and so would
the cost of providing health care to everyone. We are talking about a huge
chunk of the economy. It is indeed the welfare state for government to
provide these two basic services. The best way to justify it is simply to
make it a right by virtue of citizenship.

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Ed Dolan and liberalism

2009-11-19T09:08:30Z

It is a never ending mystery to me why I poke about liberalism like a cat
with a mouse. I want it to work but it seems like it never does.
I want a single payer health care system just like England has. But that is
almost as far as it goes with me. I consider health care a right, not
something you have to pay for in order to get it. It falls into the same

Faulconbridge Point firetrail closed (Blue Mountains mtb ride)

2009-11-17T23:19:01Z

I'm detecting a pattern.
Faulco Point (aka Grose Lookout)
"Due to maintenance works Faulconbridge Pt Fire Trail will be CLOSED
Monday to Friday from 17th November until further notice. This closure
includes pedestrian and bike access."
from:
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Re: Transportable road bike

2009-11-14T21:53:50Z

What city? Cheeky Transport in Sydney and Epic Cycles in Brisbane
spring to mind.

Ed Dolan the Great invites one and all ...

2009-11-13T08:23:45Z

Any and all posts of a general nature on these cycling newsgroups should be
posted to ARBR where Ed Dolan the great can dispose of them with the
expertise that they deserve. He is a genius and will know exactly how to
treat you. If you are stupid, then you will get your just deserts. If you
are smart, then you will be pleasantly surprised.

Ed Dolan the Great and the cycling newsgroups

2009-11-13T08:21:29Z

Ed Dolan the Great advises ...

2009-11-13T08:16:04Z

Re: Transportable road bike

2009-11-13T04:18:00Z

I should also mention that if you get it done also have cable separators
fitted. I think they are made by Moulton.

Re: Transportable road bike

2009-11-13T02:28:46Z

In aus.bicycle on Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:57:11 +1100
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Re: Transportable road bike

2009-11-13T01:57:11Z

I thought one of the recumbent manufacturers stocked them. I have them
on my Thorn (UK). I must admit I do not use them as also have to remove
the frame, cranks, mudguards etc to get it into the box I have. Where
are you based Patrick?

Re: Scully proves he's an idiot......

2009-11-12T22:39:37Z

If you need more evidence, the Evans and Peck site has a white paper
around further extension to Sydney motorways. So not only does the
company have a financial interest in keeping bicycles off roads (it
makes the motorway cheaper to build) but they have no concept of social
good. For example it says that the ability to control vehicle speeds on

Transportable road bike

2009-11-12T22:29:27Z

HI all,
I'm looking to put together a more transportable road bike. I want to
use something like the Ritchey Break Away or Surly Travelers Check
frames that can be dismantled to two pieces (the two triangles),
allowing a complete bike to be packed in a relatively small case.
There are other similar frames from Dahon, and several that use the S&S

Re: Scully proves he's an idiot......

2009-11-12T05:11:24Z

I have read that article several times trying to understand Scully's POV.
One assertion that Scully makes is that he rejects the notion that cyclist
have a "right to be on the road". From my reading, it appears that such a
rejection is, in large, based on safety issues related to cycling. I do not