Solution to Bashed Chainrings?

On 7/14/2011 9:48 AM, SMS wrote:
On 7/12/2011 5:08 PM, James wrote:

Horses also leave lots of manure that may contain foreign seeds, and it
is said heavy hooves damage delicate soil structures, in this country.

MV is probably very opposed to horses as well but since one of his only
supporters is a real estate agent that bills herself as a "Horse
Property Specialist," he feels obligated to not publicly oppose them.

This is a shame since if he could be educated to direct his efforts
against the trail users that cause the most damage he would give up on
mountain bikes and concentrate on equestrians.

butbutbut, you can eat a horse, but not a bicycle [1].

[1] Within reasonable standards [2] for diet, that is.
[2] I am aware that a bicycle has been eaten, per Guinness.

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