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Started by alienator · 21 March 2007 · Last activity 25 March 2007 · 43 posts · 3,704 views

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Original section: Cycling Equipment
Published: 21 March 2007
Last activity: 25 March 2007
Original author: alienator
Posts: 43
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Topics: Wheel building Cycling jerseys Hub service Short cranks

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mikesbytes
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25 March 2007, 09:26 UTC #41

Bro Deal said:
You use tires? I save around 500 grams by putting a couple of wraps of duct tape around the the bare rims. I'm rolling on the equivalent of 2000 psi tires. You know the rolling resistance has got to be low with that setup.
[img]twowheelsenterprises.com.aupeza1.jpg[/img]

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bobbyOCR
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25 March 2007, 10:14 UTC #42

mikesbytes said:
[img]twowheelsenterprises.com.aupeza1.jpg[/img]
I heard about that somewhere. It doesn't work in pea-gravel I can tell you. on grass it flies.

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531Aussie
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25 March 2007, 10:19 UTC #43

mikesbytes said:
[img]twowheelsenterprises.com.aupeza1.jpg[/img]
lemme guess: the dude had a flat, and thought: "fark it, changing the tube will take too long -- I'll be better off ripping my tyre off, and I still might farkin win" 🙂

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