Drum brakes and those that are Self-Energizing, BMX bars and some others high-rising, Seven-speed freewheels with single chainrings, These are a few of my favorite things;
Great big flat pedals, four-finger brake levers, Sealed bearing hubsets that roll on forever, Gigantic triple-rail saddles with springs, These are a few of my favorite things!
Heh, very cute. I suppose Rohloff was a little too hard to rhyme?
That, and things like "eccentric adjusting bottom brackets" and "welded tubular chromoly cranks" that didn't fit the meter. I could go on and on with the equipment choices that work for me but don't seem to attract others.
Chalo
Dear Chalo,
Fourteen-speed Rohloffs And eccentric adjusters Aren't just for showoffs Or oval crank-busters.
Chrome-moly is sturdy, Reliability it brings, But we mustn't be wordy About our favorite things.
When the tire's flat, When the chain skips, When I'm feeling sad, I simply remember that it's just RBT, And then I don't feel so bad.
Chalo wrote: > > Drum brakes and those that are Self-Energizing, > BMX bars and some others high-rising, > Seven-speed freewheels with single chainrings, > These are a few of my favorite things; > > Great big flat pedals, four-finger brake levers, > Sealed bearing hubsets that roll on forever, > Gigantic triple-rail saddles with springs, > These are a few of my favorite things!
Heh, very cute. I suppose Rohloff was a little too hard to rhyme?
That, and things like "eccentric adjusting bottom brackets" and "welded tubular chromoly cranks" that didn't fit the meter. I could go on and on with the equipment choices that work for me but don't seem to attract others.
Chalo
Dear Chalo,
Fourteen-speed Rohloffs And eccentric adjusters Aren't just for showoffs Or oval crank-busters.
Chrome-moly is sturdy, Reliability it brings, But we mustn't be wordy About our favorite things.
When the tire's flat, When the chain skips, When I'm feeling sad, I simply remember that it's just RBT, And then I don't feel so bad.
Cheers,
Rodgers & Hammerstein
"Or oval crank-busters" is just plain wrong, like Julie Andrews singing "Cocaine that stays on my nose and eyelashes."