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Thread ID: 121270	2011-10-18 22:02:00	New bike for johcar	John H (8)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1238338	2011-10-18 22:02:00	www.stuff.co.nz :)	John H (8)
1238339	2011-10-18 22:34:00	Just be careful not to melt the lycra	gary67 (56)
1238340	2011-10-18 22:36:00	That did cross my mind Gary - it is likely that thing would generate quite a lot of heat, too close to the seated area for comfort...	John H (8)
1238341	2011-10-18 23:57:00	The lycra melting would be the least of my worries!!! Ken ;)	kenj (9738)
1238342	2011-10-19 00:07:00	Ideal for those cold Mainland winters!! I wonder how often you have to dismount to stoke the fire and fill the boiler? Might be a bit heavy to push if you run out of wood...	johcar (6283)
1238343	2011-10-19 00:10:00	It has a set of pedals and a five gear box, so you should be able to stay on the bike and spin the gears if you run out of wood/coal!	John H (8)
1238344	2011-10-19 00:12:00	It has a set of pedals and a five gear box, so you should be able to stay on the bike and spin the gears if you run out of wood/coal! ... and hope for no uphills or headwinds!! That's got to weigh close to 100 kg!	johcar (6283)
1238345	2011-10-19 00:17:00	Just keep your legs shaved johcar, and she'll be apples! Hmmm, I wonder where the spare wood and coal goes? Does it have a tender like Thomas the Tank Engine?	John H (8)
1238346	2011-10-19 01:22:00	Says he used a boiler from a model steam train, I would have made a train/boat or more conventional transport device than I bike If I was lucky enough to get hold of any steam bits :p Thought i'd won some parts of trademe for a few small stationary engine parts, running at $62, checked back later and it had gone to $153!! He'd be better selling the thing haha :D	The Error Guy (14052)
1238347	2011-10-19 01:29:00	Judging by that small photo, they are good quality parts as well.	John H (8)
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