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  1. There is a Multimedia CD call ride it break it fix it, for working on mountian bikes. Can someone
    please post it. Thanks

  2. "pilson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    There is a Multimedia CD call ride it break it fix it, for working on mountian bikes. Can someone
    please post it. Thanks


    Try alt.binaries.mountain-bike

  3. "deluxe model" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:34S8b.2054$KN1.500 @bignews2.bellsouth.net:

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    "pilson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    There is a Multimedia CD call ride it break it fix it, for working on mountian bikes. Can someone
    please post it. Thanks


    Try alt.binaries.mountain-bike

    LOL, can you please post it here instead.....

  4. pilson scrawled in bright red lipstick:

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    "deluxe model" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:34S8b.2054$KN1.500 @bignews2.bellsouth.net:

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    "pilson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    There is a Multimedia CD call ride it break it fix it, for working on mountian bikes. Can
    someone please post it. Thanks


    Try alt.binaries.mountain-bike

    LOL, can you please post it here instead.....

    kazaa lite?

  5. "Penny S" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:vma9sj2kn2eef7 @corp.supernews.com:

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    pilson scrawled in bright red lipstick:

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    "deluxe model" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:34S8b.2054$KN1.500 @bignews2.bellsouth.net:

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    "pilson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
    > There is a Multimedia CD call ride it break it fix it, for working on mountian bikes. Can
    > someone please post it. Thanks
    >
    Try alt.binaries.mountain-bike

    LOL, can you please post it here instead.....

    kazaa lite?

    couldn't find it on Kazaa......

  6. [email hidden] (Stephen Baker) wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    pilson says:

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    LOL, can you please post it here instead.....

    LOL. I don't know about your newsreader, but mine won't handle a file that big. Why not just buy
    the thing and have done with it?

    Steve

    I would like to make sure it worth the 30 bucks (which to me is a TON of money since my parents
    don't make much) before I buy it. You would have to chop the CD image into rar files, with pars
    would be nice. Thanks for posting !!!

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    Quoted message said:

    pilson says:

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    LOL, can you please post it here instead.....

    LOL. I don't know about your newsreader, but mine won't handle a file that big. Why not just buy
    the thing and have done with it?

    Steve

    I would like to make sure it worth the 30 bucks (which to me is a TON of money since my parents
    don't make much) before I buy it. You would have to chop the CD image into rar files, with pars
    would be nice. Thanks for posting !!!

    Why not just use the readily available (and probably a lot better) Barnett's manual?
    --
    Slacker

  8. On 15 Sep 2003 03:24:33 GMT, pilson <[email hidden]> penned:

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    I would like to make sure it worth the 30 bucks (which to me is a TON of money since my parents
    don't make much) before I buy it. You would have to chop the CD image into rar files, with pars
    would be nice. Thanks for posting !!!

    And once you have it, you'll buy it, right?

    Now, um, who on this newsgroup do you know so well that you think it's perfectly reasonable to
    expect them to go to all this trouble for you? I'm just curious ...

    --
    monique

    My pointless ramblings: bounceswoosh.orgindex.php

  9. "Slacker" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    pilson says:

    >LOL, can you please post it here instead.....

    LOL. I don't know about your newsreader, but mine won't handle a file that big. Why not just
    buy the thing and have done with it?

    Steve

    I would like to make sure it worth the 30 bucks (which to me is a TON of money since my parents
    don't make much) before I buy it. You would have to chop the CD image into rar files, with pars
    would be nice. Thanks for posting !!!

    Why not just use the readily available (and probably a lot better) Barnett's manual?
    --
    Slacker

    Can you post that manual please, thanks in advance for the great post !!!!

  10. "Monique Y. Herman" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    On 15 Sep 2003 03:24:33 GMT, pilson <[email hidden]> penned:

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    I would like to make sure it worth the 30 bucks (which to me is a TON of money since my parents
    don't make much) before I buy it. You would have to chop the CD image into rar files, with pars
    would be nice. Thanks for posting !!!

    And once you have it, you'll buy it, right?

    Now, um, who on this newsgroup do you know so well that you think it's perfectly reasonable to
    expect them to go to all this trouble for you? I'm just curious ...

    I don't know anyone. I was just making a request because I was hoping someone could do this for me.
    Can you please post it kind Monique.

  11. pilson said:

    There is a Multimedia CD call ride it break it fix it, for working on mountian bikes. Can someone
    please post it. Thanks

    an explanation.

    1. No-one will (should) post binaries here. This is a non-binaries group.
    2. If you want something, you should buy it.
    3. If you can not afford it, save up until you can.
    4. Why would anyone, who doesn't know you from Larry, want to give you something for free, that they
    had paid for with their hard-earned cash?

    --
    a.m-b FAQ: t-online.deambfaq.htm

    b.bmx FAQ: t-online.debmx faq.htm

  12. "pilson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    There is a Multimedia CD call ride it break it fix it, for working on mountian bikes. Can someone
    please post it. Thanks

    There's these really cool things called... books. There is one in particular, Zinn and the Art of
    Mountain Bike Maintenance by Lennard Zinn. It's much cheaper and is better than the BIFIRI CD. If
    you insist on going high tech there is ton's of great, free info on www.parktool.com and
    www.sheldonbrown.com .

    Mike.

  13. "Michael Dart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... <nsip>

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    There's these really cool things called... books. There is one in particular, Zinn and the Art of
    Mountain Bike Maintenance by Lennard Zinn.

    Cool, man. I've heard of those. How 'bout posting 'em? C'mon, don't be a hoarder...

    Matt

  14. Michael Dart scrawled in bright red lipstick:

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    "pilson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    There is a Multimedia CD call ride it break it fix it, for working on mountian bikes. Can someone
    please post it. Thanks

    There's these really cool things called... books. There is one in particular, Zinn and the Art of
    Mountain Bike Maintenance by Lennard Zinn. It's much cheaper and is better than the BIFIRI CD. If
    you insist on going high tech there is ton's of great, free info on www.parktool.com and
    www.sheldonbrown.com .

    Mike.

    the library is usually free, too!! What a concept.

    penny

  15. "Penny S" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Michael Dart scrawled in bright red lipstick:

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    "pilson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    There is a Multimedia CD call ride it break it fix it, for working on mountian bikes. Can
    someone please post it. Thanks

    There's these really cool things called... books. There is one in particular, Zinn and the Art
    of Mountain Bike Maintenance by Lennard Zinn. It's much cheaper and is better than the BIFIRI
    CD. If you insist on going high tech there is ton's of great, free info on www.parktool.com and
    www.sheldonbrown.com .

    Mike.

    the library is usually free, too!! What a concept.

    Got a link?

    Bill "welcome to AM-B, Pilson!" S.

  16. pilson scrawled in bright red lipstick:

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    "Monique Y. Herman" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    On 15 Sep 2003 03:24:33 GMT, pilson <[email hidden]> penned:

    Quoted message said:


    I would like to make sure it worth the 30 bucks (which to me is a TON of money since my parents
    don't make much) before I buy it. You would have to chop the CD image into rar files, with pars
    would be nice. Thanks for posting !!!

    And once you have it, you'll buy it, right?

    Now, um, who on this newsgroup do you know so well that you think it's perfectly reasonable to
    expect them to go to all this trouble for you? I'm just curious ...

    I don't know anyone. I was just making a request because I was hoping someone could do this for
    me. Can you please post it kind Monique.

    I can't believe you are asking people you don't even know to do all this for you....

  17. pilson scrawled in bright red lipstick:

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    "Slacker" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    > pilson says:
    >
    >> LOL, can you please post it here instead.....
    >
    > LOL. I don't know about your newsreader, but mine won't handle a file that big. Why not just
    > buy the thing and have done with it?
    >
    > Steve

    I would like to make sure it worth the 30 bucks (which to me is a TON of money since my parents
    don't make much) before I buy it. You would have to chop the CD image into rar files, with pars
    would be nice. Thanks for posting !!!

    Why not just use the readily available (and probably a lot better) Barnett's manual?
    --
    Slacker

    Can you post that manual please, thanks in advance for the great post
    !!!!

    are you lazy or what? why not just call your LBS and ask them to give it to you because you are
    so special.

    Penny

  18. bomba <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    pilson said:

    There is a Multimedia CD call ride it break it fix it, for working on mountian bikes. Can someone
    please post it. Thanks


    Quoted message said:

    of an explanation.

    1. No-one will (should) post binaries here. This is a non-binaries group. 2. If you want
    something, you should buy it.
    3. If you can not afford it, save up until you can.
    4. Why would anyone, who doesn't know you from Larry, want to give you something for free, that
    they had paid for with their hard-earned cash?

    1. Please post it in a binaries group and let me know where you posted it and I will go
    get it there.
    2. I will buy it if it rocks !!
    3. I am saving up now. It's 29.95 you know it's not free.
    4. I give things to others for free because it's enjoyable to help others who don't have everything.

  19. "Penny S" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:vmbl0es51bin38 @corp.supernews.com:

    Quoted message said:

    Michael Dart scrawled in bright red lipstick:

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    "pilson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    There is a Multimedia CD call ride it break it fix it, for working on mountian bikes. Can
    someone please post it. Thanks

    There's these really cool things called... books. There is one in particular, Zinn and the Art of
    Mountain Bike Maintenance by Lennard Zinn. It's much cheaper and is better than the BIFIRI CD. If
    you insist on going high tech there is ton's of great, free info on www.parktool.com and
    www.sheldonbrown.com .

    Mike.

    the library is usually free, too!! What a concept.

    penny

    I guess it would be too much to ask you to go to the library and copy the books for me and then scan
    them into your computer and make PDF files and post those files here. I would ask but you seem to
    get mad at my requests.

  20. Sorni <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Penny S" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Michael Dart scrawled in bright red lipstick:

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    "pilson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    > There is a Multimedia CD call ride it break it fix it, for working on mountian bikes. Can
    > someone please post it. Thanks
    >

    There's these really cool things called... books. There is one in particular, Zinn and the Art
    of Mountain Bike Maintenance by Lennard Zinn. It's much cheaper and is better than the BIFIRI
    CD. If you insist on going high tech there is ton's of great, free info on www.parktool.com
    and www.sheldonbrown.com .

    Mike.

    the library is usually free, too!! What a concept.

    Got a link?

    Bill "welcome to AM-B, Pilson!" S.

    More like Pilbury (sp?) Dough Brain Boy.

    Shaun aRe

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