Brian Trdina
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Ronaldo Jeremia
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Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
-RJ
> http://www.zerogravitybike.com/
Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
-RJ
Boyd Speerschne
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> brian_trdina@yahoo.com (Brian trdina) wrote in message
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>> http://www.zerogravitybike.com/
>
> Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
>
> -RJ
>
No, but putting $323 "almost weightless" brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
- BS
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>> http://www.zerogravitybike.com/
>
> Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
>
> -RJ
>
No, but putting $323 "almost weightless" brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
- BS
Nick Burns
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> >> http://www.zerogravitybike.com/
> >
> > Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
> >
> > -RJ
> >
>
> No, but putting $323 "almost weightless" brakes on a bike is pretty
fredly.
>
> - BS
Worrying about it ranks about the same as having a set.
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> >> http://www.zerogravitybike.com/
> >
> > Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
> >
> > -RJ
> >
>
> No, but putting $323 "almost weightless" brakes on a bike is pretty
fredly.
>
> - BS
Worrying about it ranks about the same as having a set.
Benjamin Weiner
Boyd Speerschneider <bspeerscNOSPAM@yahoo.com> wrote:
> ronaldo_jeremiah@yahoo.com (Ronaldo Jeremiah) wrote in
> > brian_trdina@yahoo.com (Brian trdina) wrote in message
> >> http://www.zerogravitybike.com/
> > Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
> No, but putting $323 "almost weightless" brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
'90s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making stupid lite trick machined MTB parts,
canti brakes and the like. '00s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making stupid lite
trick machined road brakes.
I guess this is progress, but it does remind me of Marx's dictum that "All events in history occur,
as it were, twice: the first time as tragedy, the second as farce."
> ronaldo_jeremiah@yahoo.com (Ronaldo Jeremiah) wrote in
> > brian_trdina@yahoo.com (Brian trdina) wrote in message
> >> http://www.zerogravitybike.com/
> > Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
> No, but putting $323 "almost weightless" brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
'90s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making stupid lite trick machined MTB parts,
canti brakes and the like. '00s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making stupid lite
trick machined road brakes.
I guess this is progress, but it does remind me of Marx's dictum that "All events in history occur,
as it were, twice: the first time as tragedy, the second as farce."
Howard Kveck
In article <401df251$1@darkstar>, Benjamin Weiner <bjw@mambo.ucolick.org>
wrote:
> Boyd Speerschneider <bspeerscNOSPAM@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > ronaldo_jeremiah@yahoo.com (Ronaldo Jeremiah) wrote in
> > > brian_trdina@yahoo.com (Brian trdina) wrote in message
>
> > >> http://www.zerogravitybike.com/
>
> > > Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
>
> > No, but putting $323 "almost weightless" brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
>
> '90s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making stupid lite trick machined MTB
> parts, canti brakes and the like. '00s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making
> stupid lite trick machined road brakes.
And the customers get to do the de-bugging. Again.
> I guess this is progress, but it does remind me of Marx's dictum that "All events in history
> occur, as it were, twice: the first time as tragedy, the second as farce."
--
tanx, Howard
"We're not laughing -at- you, we're laughing -with- you..) "But... I'm not
laughing???" Happiness
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wrote:
> Boyd Speerschneider <bspeerscNOSPAM@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > ronaldo_jeremiah@yahoo.com (Ronaldo Jeremiah) wrote in
> > > brian_trdina@yahoo.com (Brian trdina) wrote in message
>
> > >> http://www.zerogravitybike.com/
>
> > > Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
>
> > No, but putting $323 "almost weightless" brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
>
> '90s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making stupid lite trick machined MTB
> parts, canti brakes and the like. '00s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making
> stupid lite trick machined road brakes.
And the customers get to do the de-bugging. Again.
> I guess this is progress, but it does remind me of Marx's dictum that "All events in history
> occur, as it were, twice: the first time as tragedy, the second as farce."
--
tanx, Howard
"We're not laughing -at- you, we're laughing -with- you..) "But... I'm not
laughing???" Happiness
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
Donald Munro
Benjamin Weiner wrote:
> '90s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making stupid lite trick machined MTB
> parts, canti brakes and the like. '00s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making
> stupid lite trick machined road brakes.
>
> I guess this is progress, but it does remind me of Marx's dictum that "All events in history
> occur, as it were, twice: the first time as tragedy, the second as farce."
Careful, unless you want all the MTB types to start describing road cycling as a farce.
> '90s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making stupid lite trick machined MTB
> parts, canti brakes and the like. '00s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making
> stupid lite trick machined road brakes.
>
> I guess this is progress, but it does remind me of Marx's dictum that "All events in history
> occur, as it were, twice: the first time as tragedy, the second as farce."
Careful, unless you want all the MTB types to start describing road cycling as a farce.
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