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"Tim Evans" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Is there any benefit to have wider handlebars ?
Yes, it makes one's chest appear broader and stronger while riding, which is
good for impressing the ladies as you ride through the shopping malls.
HTH.
Shaun aRe
Shaun Rimmer said:Quoted message said:Is there any benefit to have wider handlebars ?
Yes, it makes one's chest appear broader and stronger while riding
Time to invest in some even wider bars then, Shaun?
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"bomba" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Shaun Rimmer said:Quoted message said:Is there any benefit to have wider handlebars ?
Yes, it makes one's chest appear broader and stronger while riding
Time to invest in some even wider bars then, Shaun?
http://j-harris.net/bike/steve/06.jpg
http://j-harris.net/bike/snowdon/18.jpg
Thos are wide bars Jon, quite wide indeed. You sayin' my chest doesn't look
_broad-er_ when I'm riding than not?
',;~}~
Shaun aRe _has_ got narrow shoulders, ribs and torso, because he don't have
to hang a fat old [censored] below them.
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