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  1. John G <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    supabonbon said:

    It's true, singlespeeds are kinda tough to beat when it comes to maintenance. Finding a frame in
    your size can be tough though. And those solid wheels, while flat-free, are murder, real bone
    shakers. Plus its arguable that having those two little wheels in the back make it LESS stable,
    even though it can seem counterintuitive.\

    That's because you rode a Big-Wheel (aka: looser-cruiser) instead of a Green-Macine

    You wouldn't call them that if you rode one down Signal Hill. I saw a
    dude crash the skateboard downhill event there in 1976 on a Big Wheel.
    Any Green Machine rider would never have hit the speed that dude got.

    JD

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