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January 20th 09, 03:58 PM
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Paris-Roubaix ride for amateurs?
"Susan Walker" wrote in message
... Michael Press wrote: I am afraid to ride a carbon fiber fork. http://www.cycleto.com/images/storie...2/dscn3110.jpg Come on, you see steel forks broken off like that ALL the time... 
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January 20th 09, 06:54 PM
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Paris-Roubaix ride for amateurs?
Tom Kunich wrote:
"Susan Walker" wrote in message ... Michael Press wrote: I am afraid to ride a carbon fiber fork. http://www.cycleto.com/images/storie...2/dscn3110.jpg Come on, you see steel forks broken off like that ALL the time... Whether those particular carbon forks were broken or if steel forks were bent back so the front wheel overlaps the downtube is irrelevant. Both are unrideable and both are an effect of the crash, not the cause.
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January 21st 09, 04:11 AM
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Paris-Roubaix ride for amateurs?
Carl Sundquist wrote:
Tom Kunich wrote: "Susan Walker" wrote in message ... Michael Press wrote: I am afraid to ride a carbon fiber fork. http://www.cycleto.com/images/storie...2/dscn3110.jpg Come on, you see steel forks broken off like that ALL the time... Whether those particular carbon forks were broken or if steel forks were bent back so the front wheel overlaps the downtube is irrelevant. Both are unrideable and both are an effect of the crash, not the cause. jeepers dude, don't **** on tom's cornflakes like that - you'll hurt his feelings!
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January 21st 09, 04:16 AM
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jim beam wrote: Carl Sundquist wrote: Tom Kunich wrote: "Susan Walker" wrote in message ... Michael Press wrote: I am afraid to ride a carbon fiber fork. http://www.cycleto.com/images/storie...2/dscn3110.jpg Come on, you see steel forks broken off like that ALL the time... Whether those particular carbon forks were broken or if steel forks were bent back so the front wheel overlaps the downtube is irrelevant. Both are unrideable and both are an effect of the crash, not the cause. jeepers dude, don't **** on tom's cornflakes like that - you'll hurt his feelings! Kunflakes? -- tanx, Howard Caught playing safe It's a bored game remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
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January 21st 09, 04:38 AM
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Paris-Roubaix ride for amateurs?
Howard Kveck wrote:
In article , jim beam wrote: Carl Sundquist wrote: Tom Kunich wrote: "Susan Walker" wrote in message ... Michael Press wrote: I am afraid to ride a carbon fiber fork. http://www.cycleto.com/images/storie...2/dscn3110.jpg Come on, you see steel forks broken off like that ALL the time... Whether those particular carbon forks were broken or if steel forks were bent back so the front wheel overlaps the downtube is irrelevant. Both are unrideable and both are an effect of the crash, not the cause. jeepers dude, don't **** on tom's cornflakes like that - you'll hurt his feelings! Kunflakes? lol!
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