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New development in road biking safety!

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  1. Derived from the JL421 Badonkadonk Personal Land Cruiser/Tank, NAO Designs
    is working on a bicycle fairing that will protect you from all of those
    road hazards, including being strafed by a MIG-17 (as long as they aren't
    using depleted uranium or titanium rounds).

    Though the design for the scaled-down version bike fairing are currently
    Top-Secret, you can get an idea of the features that this important
    development in road-biking technology will be incorporating here:

    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/detail/-/miscellaneous/B00067F1CE

    jj

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    Derived from the JL421 Badonkadonk Personal Land Cruiser/Tank, NAO Designs
    is working on a bicycle fairing that will protect you from all of those
    road hazards, including being strafed by a MIG-17 (as long as they aren't
    using depleted uranium or titanium rounds).

    Though the design for the scaled-down version bike fairing are currently
    Top-Secret, you can get an idea of the features that this important
    development in road-biking technology will be incorporating here:

    http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/detail/-/miscellaneous/B00067F1CE

    jj


    It looks like something out of "Star Wars"!!

    Ken

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    WTF?? That is hilarious, I didn't know Amazon did fake joke products...

    They don't, this same vehicle got written up in this month's Wired .

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