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• #427
AndyP is going to be pissed, Will.
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• #428
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• #429
Tidied up a bit
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• #430
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- Work boots and their illegal use by cyclists seeking a performance edge in the Tour de France.
- Australia
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• #431
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- true track geometry (the one that started it all)
- How magnets work
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- It's 'The English language', Murtle ;)
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- Work boots and their illegal use by cyclists seeking a performance edge in the Tour de France.
- Australia
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- Couriers' kneecaps
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- Socio- and Psychological conditions behind the nature of Holland and Japan specific bicycle theft
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• #432
what happened to the great quotes? list is boring
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• #433
oh my god, that like seeing a 90 years old lady trying to pee all her earl grey out of her vagina.
wtf?
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• #434
This short bit made me giggle when taken out of context, as Ed obviously meant* "theft"*:
different culture, like in Japan for instance, thieves were low
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• #435
someone needs to fix the list to put the links back in.
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• #436
Alexi, you lazy boy! Come back and repair it.
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• #438
Dick move, aleksi :(
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• #439
You missed some links
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• #440
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- Work boots and their illegal use by cyclists seeking a performance edge in the Tour de France.
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• #441
And I know it is wrong to quote from a PM but.....
"Aren't you're suppose to be in Ascot right now entertaining people with strange oversized hat?"
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• #442
- Ayn Rand
Linky?
- Ayn Rand
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• #443
+1
Two Ayn Rand references on the forum in one day = sign of things going really downhill.
Wait. Or is it uphill?
Where's my copy of Atlas Shrugged.
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• #444
- Ayn Rand
Linky?
from a PM, sorry. A little joke for Ed.
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• #445
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• #446
short women have been scobled.
I was taking the 52cm touring bike that I've borrowed from a forumeanger (for the missus) to the LBS as the seatpost were those imperial allen bolt.
Once I managed to get it down to her exact height, it just drawn to me how vulnerable women who's under 5'5 feel when riding on a bicycle several sized too small for me (and oddly a perfect TT length).
To us bloke, traffic feel fine, we're pretty tall to able to see ahead of us, even on a time trial bike, we can still see what's happening, but for the women, they're severely restricted.
Any though?
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• #447
A great scoble, but wonderfully thoughtful.
Ed is the new Sheldon Brown.
He should be subsidized.
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• #448
Ed is the new Sheldon Brown.
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• #449
He should be subdued.
I agree.
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• #450
short women have been scobled.
It's the "Any though?" bit that I like the best. The exact opposite of what he normally does.
There, that's better. Thanks for the advice Ed!