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AFA Winner Gives Back
April 4, 2008Published by ccraceteamRuss Bock the winner of the Devinci District 1 at this years AFA's is a generous man! After winning the bike he called us up a few days later and said he wanted to donate the bike to needy kids. We were pretty amazed!
The bike is now for sale here at Calgary Cycle. It's regular price is $1300 but it's now going for $1199. The proceeds from the sale of the bike will go towards new bikes for the Pinkbike Share the Ride program. We were part of this season's Share the Ride. We gave away 50 Trek kids bikes just before Christmas. It was nothing short of incredible. Calgary Cycle shares the ride. Thanks Russ! We know there's going to be some really happy kids as a result of your generosity. |
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supersheekey
(April 11, 2008 at 2:00)
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Good job! what an awesome dude.
well... i am a kid with serious needs of a new bike and nobody does something like that to me...
... just joking...
really nice job ... i am sure he wouldn't need it
... just joking...
really nice job ... i am sure he wouldn't need it
... hold on ... are you guys serious ?!?!?!?
... what the hell is wrong about making a joke????it is NOT a sad story from where someone ended up prejudiciated or something like that!!!... ... this is a happy ending situation and excellent example of charity ... so why can't a person say a joke?...
... do you guys realy think i am in serious needs of a bike? ... lol ...
and by the way, since everybody agrees that it is such a good act, why don't we just donate parts that we do not use no more, send it to a bike shop that donates their service to put everything toguether, sell the bikes as auctions, and donate the money to those kids in need of new toys?
... this is just an idea... and it is not a joke...
think about it
... what the hell is wrong about making a joke????it is NOT a sad story from where someone ended up prejudiciated or something like that!!!... ... this is a happy ending situation and excellent example of charity ... so why can't a person say a joke?...
... do you guys realy think i am in serious needs of a bike? ... lol ...
and by the way, since everybody agrees that it is such a good act, why don't we just donate parts that we do not use no more, send it to a bike shop that donates their service to put everything toguether, sell the bikes as auctions, and donate the money to those kids in need of new toys?
... this is just an idea... and it is not a joke...
think about it
neukita your a retard get your head out of your ass !this dude did a great thing for some needy kids
... lol ... your are funny ...
are you the kind of guy who buys a book and only reads the title?
...i think you are the one who needs to "get your head out of your ass" beacuse it makes it harder to read...
... at least i see something like : "... just joking ... " ...and ... "really nice job" in my comment
do you really think that i am in serious needs of a bike? ... lol ... i do NOt think so ...
are you the kind of guy who buys a book and only reads the title?
...i think you are the one who needs to "get your head out of your ass" beacuse it makes it harder to read...
... at least i see something like : "... just joking ... " ...and ... "really nice job" in my comment
do you really think that i am in serious needs of a bike? ... lol ... i do NOt think so ...
God some people have no sence of humor... it was a crap joke but thers no need for arguments christ chill out stop bein so uptight the guy onli made a joke...
finally someone who sees no madness on my comment!!!!
... i can not understand how people can get so mad at an ironic joke ...
... i can't believe that nobody has a bit of sense of humor ...
Everyone knows that it was a good job... and that is what i ment ...
but thats ok...
and by the way... i see everyone giving me negative props but i don't see noone commenting what i said on the comment right before this...
well ... seems like everyone likes the idea, but nobody would contribute for it
... i can not understand how people can get so mad at an ironic joke ...
... i can't believe that nobody has a bit of sense of humor ...
Everyone knows that it was a good job... and that is what i ment ...
but thats ok...
and by the way... i see everyone giving me negative props but i don't see noone commenting what i said on the comment right before this...
well ... seems like everyone likes the idea, but nobody would contribute for it
Reply to revolt: I understand what you mean. You've noted an inescapable element in philanthropy, and also altruism...one that can be interpreted/misinterpreted as selfishness. Still, one must at least be able to see the forest for the trees, so to speak, and observe that good is indeed being done. No?
Reply to revolt: Well I think I would like to live in a world where a lot more people made themselves feel good by doing deeds such as this. That kind of selfishness is never a bad thing. Why do you think the saying "tis better to give then receive" was invented. Of course it makes you feel good. That feeling should be celebrated and you shouldn't be ashamed of feeling good for doing a selfless deed.
I think you should all recognize that when I came up with the idea for this, Calgary Cycle was really helpful in coming up with a plan that would really work. Derek and Leah at CC should really be given the credit, since they are the ones who came up with the plan and made it happen, all I did was donate a bike.
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