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    Note to self – be happy with what you’ve got

    Sep 24, 2018 2 minutes
    Matt Hull 

    AS YOU MAY well do, I scout the classifieds, checking those small ads for the chance of finding that perfect bike before anyone else gets the chance; it tickles my ageing fancy. I also check the dealer ads, I check the auctions and even the scary world of eBay. For what? Well, to be

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