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Original section rec.sport.unicycling
Published 21 January 2005
Last activity 28 January 2005
Original author brockfisher05
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forrestunifreak
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23 January 2005, 03:21 UTC
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I've got some tireflys too,but the only problem is there hard to turn on.you have to hop and land hard to jiggle the mechinism to turn them on.
anyone else have that problem?
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digitalattrition
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23 January 2005, 03:55 UTC
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I am INSPIRED! I'm gonna make an awesome one. so what do you do, just glue the normal cap into a hole in a plastic thing?
That's what I'm going to do.
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23 January 2005, 07:02 UTC
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forrestunifreak said: *I've got some tireflys too,but the only problem is there hard to turn on.you have to hop and land hard to jiggle the mechinism to turn them on.
anyone else have that problem? *
No- only if I'm riding slow- they seem to start up once I speed up. What size wheel do you have them on? I find the smaller ones take a bit of revving.
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ZebraOnAUnicycle
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23 January 2005, 18:03 UTC
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Here is my valve cap that I've owned for over 10 years before I started unicycling. Little did I realize at the time how appropriate it would be in the future.
+----------------------------------------------------------------+ | Attachment filename: clown valve cap.jpg | |Download attachment: http://www.unicyclist.com/attachment/270519| +----------------------------------------------------------------+
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brockfisher05
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23 January 2005, 18:24 UTC
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brockfisher05 said: *I found out where that guy got that clown *
I didn't know that they were still made. That's great, because I have a few other unis that could use a clown on them.
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brockfisher05
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24 January 2005, 08:02 UTC
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One on one said: Here is my valve cap that I've owned for over 10 years before I started unicycling. Little did I realize at the time how appropriate it would be in the future.
I'm surprised that no one has questioned the use of the word 'appropriate' in this context. :-)
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