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Front Wheel Replacement

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  1. Jasper Janssen said:

    On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 17:29:08 -0500, catzz66 <[email hidden]>

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    If you have not seen these Next model bikes, they are amazingly
    heavy. A relative brought one over for me to tinker with and it
    weighs over 40 lbs. I don't think I have ever ridden a bike that
    heavy before.

    Heavy isn't bad, if you're gonna runs it over kerbs, into fire
    hydrants, and wrap it around a tree. It's usually primarily
    indicative of a gas pipe frame, with very thick walled pipes. Not
    necessarily a bad thing.

    Nawp. The dropouts on my NEXT were relatively thick, but the dropouts were
    able to be bent *by hand*, my weak 15-year-old hand. If I didn't know any
    better, I would have guessed these frames were made of lead, not for the
    weight, but for the malleability. It definitely would have been able to be
    wrapped around a tree, for sure.

    --
    Phil Lee, Squid

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