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UDC can best answer that question. In the limit, isn't it really only
one category: unicycles?
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Would it not be easier to categorize simply by wheel sizes? Isn't that
the very first category when we make buying decisions?
Although Greg is one of the few, the proud, the hardcore commuters!
(Just don't do it on a tractor.)
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