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  1. ronaldo_jeremiah said:

    No self-respecting track rider would ask r.b.r. what crank he should
    use.

    Yeah, but being a cheap [censored] is a long standing rbr
    tradition and road chainrings are cheaper.

    Bob Schwartz

  2. Scott said:

    I don't know, I got the idea to do it after noticing that on both the
    bikes he brought to Masters' Natz a few years back, K Bostick had road
    cranks on 'em.

    I suppose we could debate whether he's a self-respecting track rider
    (or self-respecting whatever...), but I think that's probably been
    hashed out and decided in most folks' minds long ago.

    It's always a good day on rbr when "Masters Nats" and
    "self-respecting" turn up in the same post.

  3. ronaldo_jeremiah said:
    Quoted message said:

    No self-respecting track rider would ask r.b.r. what crank he should
    use.

    Bob Schwartz said:

    Yeah, but being a cheap [censored] is a long standing rbr
    tradition and road chainrings are cheaper.

    I'm sure you meant cheap fat [censored].

    Austin Powers

  4. With apologies to Jeff Foxworthy...

    You might be a track rider if you have spent more than $40 on a pair of
    toe straps and are OK with that.

    You might be a track rider if you have a racing bike with parts that
    are over 20 years old but still think of it as cutting edge.

    You might be a track rider if, when out for a road ride, you turn
    around when you get to a hill because it might hurt your 'snap.'

    You might be a track rider if you think of a 1.5 hour ride as serious
    endurance training.

    You might be a track rider if you have more pair of cycling gloves than
    cycling socks.

    You might be a track rider if you know what a 'jamming tool' is, where
    it goes, and how to use it.

    You might be a track rider if you think of 200 gram tubulars as being
    'kind of heavy.'

    You might be a track rider if you know where the nearest NAPA is, not
    because you work on your own car, but because you need to know where
    you can find FasTack.

    You might be a track rider if the phrase 'peanut butter wrench' makes
    perfect sense to you.

    I could go on...

    -RJ

  5. Gee, I'm almost a track rider.

    Of course, the guys down at the 7-11 Velodrome will take issue with
    that. They'll think I'm giving myself too much credit.

  6. In article <[email hidden]>,

    ronaldo_jeremiah said:

    I could go on...

    Then do, dirtbag...

    --
    tanx,
    Howard

    The sheriff is near...

    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

  7. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Scott said:

    Gee, I'm almost a track rider.

    Of course, the guys down at the 7-11 Velodrome will take issue with
    that. They'll think I'm giving myself too much credit.

    I am glad you said this... saved me some typing! ;-)

    -jsp
    --
    -*- Scott Patton
    -*- Colorado Springs, CO

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