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Re: "Chopper" bicycles

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    A couple of times lately I have seen something that looks very much
    like a miniature Harley-Davidson motorcycle tooling around the streets.
    Get a little closer, and they prove to be bicycles, with raised
    handlebars, chopped forks, and massive tires that look like you'd have to
    buy replacements from a motorcycle shop.
    It looks to me like these things must be horribly slow and inefficient,
    but I think it would be interesting to hear from anyone who has actually
    ridden one. Do they have any advantages, other than being "kewl?"

    These are the extreme form of the very low-slung bikes that seem to be
    trendy among early teens at the moment. Sometimes I feel like giving
    them a lecture about what they're doing to their knees, but what's the
    point? They probably smoke, too. I vaguely remember being indestructible
    at that age :-)

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