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Alex
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On Oct 22, 10:11 pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
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> those interesting mag wheel things on a road bike?
Mag wheels? Why? I'M sure they will be heavier than a regular wire
spoked wheels.
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Alex
wrote:
> those interesting mag wheel things on a road bike?
Mag wheels? Why? I'M sure they will be heavier than a regular wire
spoked wheels.
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Alex
What mag wheel things? You mean like the old Mongoose BMX wheels? Those things weigh a ton and they weren't even magnesium they were aluminum. American Classic makes magnesium rims. They are very light but a bit flexy for bigger riders. I suppose if you got stranded you could use them to make a signal fire.
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David Kerber
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In article <[email protected]>,
[email protected] says...
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> What mag wheel things? You mean like the old Mongoose BMX wheels? Those
> things weigh a ton and they weren't even magnesium they were aluminum.
> American Classic makes magnesium rims. They are very light but a bit
> flexy for bigger riders. I suppose if you got stranded you could use
> them to make a signal fire.
As long as you don't look at the fire, you should be fine. Otherwise,
you may be blind...
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[email protected] says...
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> What mag wheel things? You mean like the old Mongoose BMX wheels? Those
> things weigh a ton and they weren't even magnesium they were aluminum.
> American Classic makes magnesium rims. They are very light but a bit
> flexy for bigger riders. I suppose if you got stranded you could use
> them to make a signal fire.
As long as you don't look at the fire, you should be fine. Otherwise,
you may be blind...
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