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Where is your cycle? :)
I still use cycle, daily\few times a week for health purposes only
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I still use cycle, daily\few times a week for non-health purposes like travelling to work or market
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I don't use the cycle now, I switched to motorbike or car but I would love to get back to it
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I don't use the cycle now, I switched to motorbike or car and I don't think that I would be using cycle in future
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Where is your cycle? Voting is on...hurry up :) #1 (permalink) Mon Mar 02, 2009 17:45 pm   Where is your cycle? Voting is on...hurry up :)		  

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Where is your cycle? Voting is on...hurry up :) #2 (permalink) Mon Mar 02, 2009 18:55 pm   Where is your cycle? Voting is on...hurry up :)		  
How could you forget the fun of learning how to ride the cycle...the moment when your dad, bro or sis left you alone and you kept wondering when exactly you were on your own.. Smile
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