Tied and soldered spokes.

Tying and soldering the spokes will diminish the possibility of a
radial buckle in a lighweight rim when heavily loaded.

thirty-six wrote:
Tying and soldering the spokes will diminish the possibility of a
radial buckle in a lighweight rim when heavily loaded.
A desperate troll for attention.

On Thu, 19 Nov 2009 14:32:09 -0800 (PST), thirty-six
wrote:

Tying and soldering the spokes will diminish the possibility of a
radial buckle in a lighweight rim when heavily loaded.

In your opinion. Virtually nobody else agrees and you've already lost
that argument more than once under different nyms, so that's an end to
it really.

Guy
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thirty-six wrote:
Tying and soldering the spokes will diminish the possibility of a
radial buckle in a lighweight rim when heavily loaded.

When did USENET get a F***king twitter feed?

BugBear

On 19 Nov, 22:32, thirty-six wrote:
Tying and soldering the spokes will diminish the possibility of a
radial buckle in a lighweight rim when heavily loaded.

Rubbing a raw Cumberland sausage on your garden gate will diminish the
possibility of an elephant running rampage in your garden.

--
Louis Genou
President of teh Europes

thirty-six wrote:
Tying and soldering the spokes will diminish the possibility of a
radial buckle in a lighweight rim when heavily loaded.

Hello Trevor. Are they being nasty to you over in r.b.t. again?

I remember when this used to be a newsgroup.

On Thu, 19 Nov 2009, Marc wrote:

thirty-six wrote:
Tying and soldering the spokes will diminish the possibility of a
radial buckle in a lighweight rim when heavily loaded.

A desperate troll for attention.

Played for, and got.

tom

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On Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:22:32 +0000, Tom Anderson wrote:
On Thu, 19 Nov 2009, Marc wrote:

thirty-six wrote:
Tying and soldering the spokes will diminish the possibility of a
radial buckle in a lighweight rim when heavily loaded.

A desperate troll for attention.

Played for, and got.

Out of interest, however, has anyone ever seen a purely radial buckle
on a bicycle wheel?

regards, Ian SMith
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Ian Smith wrote:
On Fri, 20 Nov 2009 17:22:32 +0000, Tom Anderson wrote:
On Thu, 19 Nov 2009, Marc wrote:

thirty-six wrote:
Tying and soldering the spokes will diminish the possibility of a
radial buckle in a lighweight rim when heavily loaded.
A desperate troll for attention.
Played for, and got.

Out of interest, however, has anyone ever seen a purely radial buckle
on a bicycle wheel?

regards, Ian SMith

You mean on the same sort of lines as

"how do you hide an elephant in a lemon tree?"


"Paint it's toe nails yellow!



"I've never seen an elephant in a lemon tree!"


"See? That's how well the disguise works"!

On 20 Nov, 17:04, Zog The Undeniable wrote:
thirty-six wrote:
Tying and soldering the spokes will diminish the possibility of a
radial buckle in a lighweight rim when heavily loaded.

Hello Trevor. *Are they being nasty to you over in r.b.t. again?

I remember when this used to be a newsgroup.

that passed a long time back.