Decathlon Triban 3

[Craig the cyclist]

It's a small one, both my kids did their first races on this bike, and the girl won, so it has a pedigree, but is probably more like an ageing Grand National winner than a sprightly two year old.

It has some scratches, and what have you, but is sound in all the right places.


Happy to email you more pictures if you want some.

£100 collected

 

[vickster]

You might want to add location to enable the requested collection

 

[Craig the cyclist]

Good point Vickster!

It's near J24 M5

 

[vickster]

Good point Vickster!

It's near J24 M5

Wherever that might be

 

[Craig the cyclist]

Honestly @vickster I couldn't be any clearer, it's between Worcester and Plymouth, and not as far west as Minehead or as far east Street. How much clearer could I be

 

[Brandane]

Wherever that might be

It's between junction 23 and 25 of the M5.
Happy to be helpful, as always!

 

[ColinJ]

It's between junction 23 and 25 of the M5.
Happy to be helpful, as always!

But neither you, nor Craig told us where the M5 is!

 

[Archie_tect]

Y'ere 'tis...

 

[Craig the cyclist]

But neither you, nor Craig told us where the M5 is!

It's mostly in the nice bit of England, the Sunny South West, not the grim industrial north or the poncey South East of the dull East or the pointless Midlands.

It's the bit where everyone would really like to live which is why currently we have over 1 million (yes, 1 million) staycationers and bellends who think they are surfer dudes. In fact you can find my house by following the steady stream of broken down 1970s VW campervans from either London where they are owned by bankers called Tarquin dressed in Boden and Hobbs or from the North where they are mostly owned by drug dealing Scousers dressed in Burberry or Nike, on a jolly to Boardmasters to grab the next generation early.

It's also where the Channel is the widest so we don't get lots of migrants in dinghys or too many other foreigners. So it's a lush place to live really. Unless some idiot shoots you of course.

 

[Archie_tect]

It's mostly in the nice bit of England, the Sunny South West, not the grim industrial north or the poncey South East of the dull East or the pointless Midlands.

It's the bit where everyone would really like to live which is why currently we have over 1 million (yes, 1 million) staycationers and bellends who think they are surfer dudes. In fact you can find my house by following the steady stream of broken down 1970s VW campervans from either London where they are owned by bankers called Tarquin dressed in Boden and Hobbs or from the North where they are mostly owned by drug dealing Scousers dressed in Burberry or Nike, on a jolly to Boardmasters to grab the next generation early.

It's also where the Channel is the widest so we don't get lots of migrants in dinghys or too many other foreigners. So it's a lush place to live really. Unless some idiot shoots you of course.

Be lovely if it wasn't for the revolting peasants.

 

[Craig the cyclist]

Be lovely if it wasn't for the revolting peasants.

Or all the 'organic' farmers trying to flog pesticide ridden vegetables grown in poly tunnels to Ocado for massively inflated prices. 'Get orf moi laaaaand'

 

[Archie_tect]

I'm off to google Ocado!

[Edit: Wow, that's an expensive way to buy groceries!]

 

[Craig the cyclist]

I'm off to google Ocado!

[Edit: Wow, that's an expensive way to buy groceries!]

Clearly you aren't posh enough to live in the South West. We all use Ocado down here daaaaarling

 

[Archie_tect]

Clearly you aren't posh enough to live in the South West. We all use Ocado down here daaaaarling

Too late to nip down to Sainsbury's reading this- it's just shut so I've missed the reductions.

 

[Ian H]

"You know you're from Somerset if you know the reason you don't go to Bridgwater."