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  1. One of my post awhile back someone asked why would I
    ride a GT LTS Team to work. One it was given to me and after 12
    hours of work getting it back into shape. Missing front wheel,trashed
    drivetrain/fork and a few other parts. Well it came in real handy on
    my way home today. Off in the distance I see gridlock. So move into
    overdrive and up the shoulder I went till it was blocked by cars. So up
    on the hilly grass I went and nothing could stop me over grassy hill and
    dale and made it home in no time.

  2. lol anything you couldnt do on a rigid 😄

    I'm all up for making use of old bikes - and GTs are a worthy option.

    J

  3. I love it when some roads are closed due to construction . I just
    peddal right on through the rough stuff on my old duallie,while
    confused motorist scramble to find an alternate route during rush hour

    mtbman.

  4. Thank you all. The road is rough and manhole covers are
    painted dayglow orange. I guess the paving will come soon.
    The roughing machines are gone and streamrollers will roll on in soon
    and I'll be over hill and dale again. I was a passenger in my sisters
    car with 4 new tires put on today and she hit the first manhole cover
    and said what was that. That was a manhole cover and thats why their
    dayglow so you see them so you don't hit them. And thats a good way to
    kill yournew tires.

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