Don't be so quick to equate renting a room and not owning a car as a
student lifestyle. I'd call it living sustainably. Most students I've
interacted with are all to quick to jump behind the wheel, and it's hard to
live in a place where there are livable streets without renting (unless you
have a
On Dec 11, 2009, at 11:56 AM, Ray Shine wrote:
For the money, it's hard to beat an LHT.
That's true, although I'd lean towards a Gordon BLT.
And that begs the question: who does comprise the typical
Rivendell marketing demographic?
Usually middle aged and well off enough to have a pretty
I'll bet the Rivendell demographic is so diverse and scattered as to
defy marketing logic. There are probably people riding Rivs who live
a student lifestyle (rent a room; no car) as well as fanatic bicycle
collectors (the more rare exotic, the more interesting). The bell
curve is probably
