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Original section Cycling Equipment
Published 7 October 2007
Last activity 9 October 2007
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7 October 2007, 04:43 UTC
#1
The Saturday WSJ mentioned this furniture.
It's a table top that stands--
That is, it hangs--
Er, there are no spokes or even hubs on the two support rims, which seem to be suffering severe lateral loads:
http://www.bikefurniture.com/pagesBTO/modtable1.htm
Maybe the table will support only light loads, such as bowls of pretzels, potato chips, and taco shells?
:-)
Cheers,
Carl Fogel
7 October 2007, 15:39 UTC
#2
Quoted message said: The Saturday WSJ mentioned this furniture.
It's a table top that stands--
That is, it hangs--
Er, there are no spokes or even hubs on the two support rims, which seem to be suffering severe lateral loads:
http://www.bikefurniture.com/pagesBTO/modtable1.htm
Maybe the table will support only light loads, such as bowls of pretzels, potato chips, and taco shells?
:-)
Cheers,
Carl Fogel
"modulus"! like it.
8 October 2007, 02:30 UTC
#3
"jim beam" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: "modulus"! like it.
If you knew what it meant.
DLFF.
Zog The Undeniable
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8 October 2007, 19:31 UTC
#4
Quoted message said: The Saturday WSJ mentioned this furniture.
It's a table top that stands--
That is, it hangs--
Er, there are no spokes or even hubs on the two support rims, which seem to be suffering severe lateral loads:
http://www.bikefurniture.com/pagesBTO/modtable1.htm
Maybe the table will support only light loads, such as bowls of pretzels, potato chips, and taco shells?
A collapsed wheel is "pringled" in the UK, because we don't have a large Mexican or German community, and potato chips ("crisps"😉 aren't the perfect b0rked-wheel shape of that famous moustachioed, reformed-potato-snack-in-a-tube.
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8 October 2007, 21:09 UTC
#5
Zog The Undeniable said: Quoted message said: The Saturday WSJ mentioned this furniture.
It's a table top that stands--
That is, it hangs--
Er, there are no spokes or even hubs on the two support rims, which seem to be suffering severe lateral loads:
http://www.bikefurniture.com/pagesBTO/modtable1.htm
Maybe the table will support only light loads, such as bowls of pretzels, potato chips, and taco shells?
A collapsed wheel is "pringled" in the UK, because we don't have a large Mexican or German community, and potato chips ("crisps"😉 aren't the perfect b0rked-wheel shape of that famous moustachioed, reformed-potato-snack-in-a-tube.
Dear Zog,
So after a crash, you guys have prang-pringled wheels?
Cheers,
Carl Fogel
Zog The Undeniable
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9 October 2007, 18:28 UTC
#6
Quoted message said: So after a crash, you guys have prang-pringled wheels?
As the Burger King ads say, "You got it!"
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