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Re: My 'Bent Is Starting to Annoy Me

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  1. I don't care what you ride . If you don't take care of it .they all go to
    Sh#t .Learn to fix it take better care of it .A buddies of mine use to
    complain about his Mt bike but never worked on it to keep it in shape it
    really doesn't take that much.Once he started to clean it and adjust thing
    as they were being use he had better luck when he went out riding . He could
    go for a ride and things didn't break or come out of adj.
    I think this is what the he was looking for .
    Don't wait till it breaks . Ride it and pay a little attion to what's going
    on and you can tell when thing are coming loose or need adjusted.Really??
    I own 3 bikes and keep them in shape the last thing they do is let be down
    on a ride unless I crash and bend some thing .
    Don't get me wrong if you bought a cheep bike??? You get what you pay for
    !!!
    A cheap bike wont get you the mileage of a good bike?!?!
    MY 2 CENTS>

    --
    J/O TrailBlazer At Large!!

  2. Quoted message said:

    I don't care what you ride . If you don't take care of it .they all go to
    Sh#t .Learn to fix it take better care of it .A buddies of mine use to
    complain about his Mt bike but never worked on it to keep it in shape it
    really doesn't take that much.Once he started to clean it and adjust thing
    as they were being use he had better luck when he went out riding . He could
    go for a ride and things didn't break or come out of adj.
    I think this is what the he was looking for .
    Don't wait till it breaks . Ride it and pay a little attion to what's going
    on and you can tell when thing are coming loose or need adjusted.Really??
    I own 3 bikes and keep them in shape the last thing they do is let be down
    on a ride unless I crash and bend some thing .
    Don't get me wrong if you bought a cheep bike??? You get what you pay for
    !!!
    A cheap bike wont get you the mileage of a good bike?!?!
    MY 2 CENTS>

    --
    J/O TrailBlazer At Large!!

    Nah, like I said in my other post, my $200 cheapie MTB by Diamondback
    is 15 yrs. old and rides fine still, but this $3,500 SWB got a bent
    chainring from a simple bump with a car! The car's paint isn't even
    scratched, but the paint on the chainring has come off!

    It's a TruVativ chainring, what Hostel Shoppe sells for their "Ultimate
    SMGTe"...I can't believe a little tap has thrown a few teeth crooked!
    I've taken harder hits from cars on my own body without drawing blood
    (used to be an NYC messenger for all of half a summer), but a simple
    bump leaves the car's finish perfectly fine while my chainring is bent.
    Sheesh!

  3. Prisoner at War said:

    It's a TruVativ chainring, what Hostel Shoppe sells for their "Ultimate
    SMGTe"

    So you've specifically paid for minimum weight. That doesn't make
    things stronger! your $200 MTB will be a never mind the weight and
    make it rugged affair. If you want the same degree of robustness
    you need to specify that, *not* minimum weight.

    Pete.
    --
    Peter Clinch Medical Physics IT Officer
    Tel 44 1382 660111 ext. 33637 Univ. of Dundee, Ninewells Hospital
    Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK
    net [email hidden] http://www.dundee.ac.uk/~pjclinch/

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