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On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 02:39:50 GMT, "Callistus Valerius"

may have said:

it's a lot faster now popularmechanics.comoutdOpen ↗
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Plastic drive pulley attached to the spokes? I'll pass.
That's a toy, not a serious piece of long-term-useful kit.

Of course, I expect no better from PopMech; that rag's been
known for looney gear for as long as I've been aware of its
existence. Pick up any issue that's over 15 to 20 years old,
and you're just about guaranteed to find that one or more of
the articles covers tech that either was bogus, badly
executed, conceptually flawed, or otherwise laughably wrong
in retrospect...and they lauded it as the wave of the
future. More like the hand-wave of the future has-been, in
my experience.

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True but the "Car Care Clinic by Mort" column on the last
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On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 02:39:50 GMT, "Callistus Valerius"

may have said:

it's a lot faster now popularmechanics.comouOpen ↗
tdoors/bicycles/2004/2/bike_engine_install ation/

Plastic drive pulley attached to the spokes? I'll pass.
That's a toy, not a serious piece of long-term-useful kit.

Of course, I expect no better from PopMech; that rag's
been known for looney gear for as long as I've been aware
of its existence. Pick up any issue that's over 15 to 20
years old, and you're just about guaranteed to find that
one or more of the articles covers tech that either was
bogus, badly executed, conceptually flawed, or otherwise
laughably wrong in retrospect...and they lauded it as the
wave of the future. More like the hand-wave of the future
has-been, in my experience.