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Re: 30 on the flats!

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  1. Rich said:
    bbaka said:

    Most of what I say on here is fact except for a few obvious trolls
    like the tricycle thing,

    That's simply not true, Bill. Just in the past month you've claimed to
    ridden thousands of miles on your huffy, sometimes going 100 miles in a
    day,

    I have gone over 100 miles on my Huffy a few times when I stayed out 9
    hours messing around and riding/exploring, and yes the Huffy has well
    over 5,000 miles on it. If stuff breaks I just replace it with something
    better.

    and claimed to own a fork straightening tool.

    No, I said I have a redneck fork straightening crowbar(s), but tools for
    almost anything else. I rebuild/modify my own cars not just as a hobby
    but to verify that the work is done properly, hence a lot of tools from
    a big 5HP air compressor on down.

    And the list goes on

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    and on. You lie so often that nothing you say is credible.

    If you take me out of context or you just can't accept it then it comes
    across as a lie.

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    Which is all OK, except when you start passing your lies off as advice
    to newbies.

    Not all newbies are going to want to go out and spend a ton of cash just
    to get something that appeases you guys.

    Then it gets annoying, because if they just showed up they

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    might actaully believe you.

    Mario is the only new guy that I said much of anything to and that was
    just that if he was satisfied with the bike then to go and use it. A
    $200 entry bike may be at the upper end of his budget and I doubt that
    he is going to blow $5,000 on a mid-high end Trek just because some of
    you think that is the way to go. If my junker Huffy and Mongoose get me
    where I want I am happy with them, and if you are not impressed by how
    much I am willing to spend on a bike, then too bad. Even my computers
    are custom built be me and rarely have a cover on them since I change
    out things like hard drives to change operating systems. 7 systems, 7
    boot drives. Windows 95 taught me that the hard way by killing other
    drives in the system. I will never buy a name brand Dell, HP, Compaq, or
    any other since I want total control and my home business is based on
    helping people upgrade or even build a computer just for their needs.
    My other random but large income is electronics since I am a specialist
    in certain areas where most engineers can't comprehend the job.
    Not a country hick, sometimes a bullshitter, but there is more truth in
    my stories than you can know without having been there.

    I can accept that some of you have led sheltered lives and never took
    youthful risks, but I did all I could, when I had the chance.
    Bill Baka

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    Rich

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