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ban beer can bikes.

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  1. A beer can is double butted at each end, but would you have confidence in an
    elongated beer can used for your top and down tubes? We as consumers must
    say "no" to beer can bikes.

  2. Callistus Valerius said:

    A beer can is double butted at each end, but would you have
    confidence in an elongated beer can used for your top and down tubes?
    We as consumers must say "no" to beer can bikes.

    g.daniels?!?

    Bill "cola man" S.

  3. Callistus Valerius said:

    A beer can is double butted at each end, but would you have confidence in an
    elongated beer can used for your top and down tubes? We as consumers must
    say "no" to beer can bikes.


    I heard the Cannondale Super V frames had down tubes that you could
    deflect with thumb pressure. They really weren't much thicker than a
    beer can.

  4. "Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    A beer can is double butted at each end, but would you have


    confidence in an

    Quoted message said:

    elongated beer can used for your top and down tubes? We as


    consumers must

    Quoted message said:

    say "no" to beer can bikes.

    Nice troll. Two good things about the Cannondale beer cans: (1)
    if you break one, you get a new one free, and (2) you get a $.10
    deposit in Oregon. This keeps people from throwing them out
    along the highway. -- Jay Beattie.

  5. Callistus Valerius said:

    A beer can is double butted at each end, but would you have confidence in an
    elongated beer can used for your top and down tubes? We as consumers must
    say "no" to beer can bikes.

    We as usenet users must say "no" to trolls. Beer tastes better.
    --
    Rick "Beer drinkers are double-butted too" Onanian

  6. Jay Beattie said:

    Nice troll. Two good things about the Cannondale beer cans: (1)
    if you break one, you get a new one free, and (2) you get a $.10
    deposit in Oregon. This keeps people from throwing them out
    along the highway. -- Jay Beattie.

    if anyone would like to get their 10c deposit i'm just 40 miles from oregon
    and would be more than happy to assist. just mail 'em in.
    --
    david reuteler
    [email hidden]

  7. David Reuteler said:
    Jay Beattie said:

    Nice troll. Two good things about the Cannondale beer cans: (1)
    if you break one, you get a new one free, and (2) you get a $.10
    deposit in Oregon.

    if anyone would like to get their 10c deposit i'm just 40 miles from oregon
    and would be more than happy to assist. just mail 'em in.

    Well, I'm IN Oregon and it's only a nickel.

    To make up the difference, I'll cover shipping.

    EK

  8. On Fri, 30 Apr 2004 19:03:22 GMT, "Callistus Valerius"

    may have said:

    A beer can is double butted at each end, but would you have confidence in an
    elongated beer can used for your top and down tubes? We as consumers must
    say "no" to beer can bikes.

    I draw the line at the ones filled with American beer. The ones
    filled with German, British or Irish brews should have adequate
    strength.

    --
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  9. Callistus Valer said:

    A beer can is double butted at each end, but would you have confidence
    in an elongated beer can used for your top and down tubes? We as
    consumers must say "no" to beer can bikes.

    Isn't "double butted at each end" a tautology?

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