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RR: Quick decisions

Started by Anthony Sloan · 28 May 2003 · Last activity 3 June 2003 · 21 posts · 1,397 views

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Original section: Mountain Bikes
Published: 28 May 2003
Last activity: 3 June 2003
Original author: Anthony Sloan
Posts: 21
Discussion status: Public discussion
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Topics: Single-speed and fixed-gear

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Jd
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3 June 2003, 20:00 UTC #21

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Technician wrote:
> just keep your multi-speed bike in one gear.
It is NOT the same as a true SS, not even close, no way.
> But anyway, like i said (before going off on a tangent), try staying

in
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> one gear for a while. you may find out more about yourself than you

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> aware of.
Just get a Rigid SS and be done with the [censored]-footin' around.
What he said.
JD
Or be really touch and walk! And don't even wear shoes, your feet will toughen up. And forget the
food and water. Just run naked through the forest, yeah, that's the ticket!
Hump away, jimmy.
JD

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