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[email hidden] (Brian trdina) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
-RJ
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Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
-RJ
No, but putting $323 "almost weightless" brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
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Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
-RJ
No, but putting $323 "almost weightless" brakes on a bike is pretty
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- BSWorrying about it ranks about the same as having a set.
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Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
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No, but putting $323 "almost weightless" brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
'90s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making stupid lite trick machined MTB parts,
canti brakes and the like. '00s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making stupid lite
trick machined road brakes.I guess this is progress, but it does remind me of Marx's dictum that "All events in history occur,
as it were, twice: the first time as tragedy, the second as farce." -
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Putting brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
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No, but putting $323 "almost weightless" brakes on a bike is pretty fredly.
'90s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making stupid lite trick machined MTB
parts, canti brakes and the like. '00s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making
stupid lite trick machined road brakes.And the customers get to do the de-bugging. Again.
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I guess this is progress, but it does remind me of Marx's dictum that "All events in history
occur, as it were, twice: the first time as tragedy, the second as farce."--
tanx, Howard"We're not laughing -at- you, we're laughing -with- you..) "But... I'm not
laughing???" Happinessremove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
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Benjamin Weiner said:
'90s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making stupid lite trick machined MTB
parts, canti brakes and the like. '00s: Shops with excess CNC machining capacity go into making
stupid lite trick machined road brakes.I guess this is progress, but it does remind me of Marx's dictum that "All events in history
occur, as it were, twice: the first time as tragedy, the second as farce."Careful, unless you want all the MTB types to start describing road cycling as a farce.
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