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Making the 650B argument moot

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  1. Tim McNamara said:

    Yeah, but try to find sew-up tires in that size!

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    "Localized intense suction such as tornadoes is created when temperature
    differences are high enough between meeting air masses, and can impart
    excessive energy onto a cyclist." - Randy Schlitter

  2. Tim McNamara said:

    Makes the Surly Pugsley look wimpy.

  3. Hank Wirtz said:
    Tim McNamara said:

    Makes the Surly Pugsley look wimpy.

    Man, hippies are sometimes capable of the coolest [censored]!

  4. On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 10:25:22 -0600, Tom Sherman

    may have said:
    Tim McNamara said:

    Yeah, but try to find sew-up tires in that size!

    I think he was running tubeless. Note that it was a HulaBike variant.

    I believe that one was made for a kinetic sculpture race that has a
    water component.

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    landotter said:
    Hank Wirtz said:
    Tim McNamara said:

    Makes the Surly Pugsley look wimpy.

    Man, hippies are sometimes capable of the coolest [censored]!

    Why do you think they call it "dope?"

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