Robert: As you unpack the bike, please take the time to take photos of the packing and post those as well. I regularly ship my bike for tours and thought I'd gotten good, but when my Atlantis showed up it was fantastic how they'd packed it. I took photos, stored them on my computer, only to lose the hard drive (argghh!) without back up. I'm sure others would appreciate seeing how Riv does it. They've said they're going to put up photos on their site but it's been a while. You would be doing a public service, if you can restrain yourself!
dougP On Dec 8, 12:45 pm, "Robert F. Harrison" <rfharri...@gmail.com> wrote: > My QB arrived about 5 minutes ago. I went in to work very early so I could > run the jobs I absolutely must get done on Tuesdays (without making my > co-workers do them). Then I headed home as soon as I saw the "out for > delivery" notice on the UPS site. > > About 10am HST I got a call from the UPS driver asking if I would be home > later. I said yes, except that between 11-2pm I needed to be away and the > manager of my condo would be in. He asked me to please make sure because the > box, while not heavy, was bulky. I asked when he thought he'd make it and he > said not till afternoon. Sigh. > > Then he drove up. I could hear him joking with someone outside saying, "I > told him this afternoon." I immediately broke out the camera and snapped my > box being offloaded. It'll be part of a flickr album later. > > He brought the box up to my apartment and I gave him a cold soda and told > him he was my hero for the day. Apparently I'm going to have more than one > hero though because, as you guys said, the bike is packed immaculately. And > unfortunately I'm going to have to leave it that way for a bit as I have to > dash out for my companies annual anniversary banquet. Folks with years of > service in multiples of five are being feted. I made ten years and they are > pretty insistent about showing up. > > Luckily it'll be over around 1:30pm so I can ride home on my other single > speed (now my "rain bike") and start putting things together. There doesn't > appear to be a whole lot to do (thankfully), so I'll probably be able to > take it out for spin before dark. > > I'd love to stay and play with it, but the sooner I get this luncheon over > with, the sooner I can play with my "anniversary present." > > Aloha for now! > > Bob > > -- > Robert Harrison > rfharri...@gmail.com > statrixblog.statrix.com -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To post to this group, send email to rbw-owners-bu...@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to rbw-owners-bunch+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch?hl=en.
