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Old 04-19-05, 03:11 PM
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Hello from Idaho! I am new to the board but not to two wheels. I am a recent convert from fat tires to skinny ones and am loving the change!
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Hey Spudz! Welcome to the BF.
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Hey, welcome, spudz. Is dodging potatoes on those skinny tires in Idaho as much of a problem as the rumors say it is?
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Not really! Now, the sugar beets are another story! During the fall harvest, several will fall off of the truck and be lying in the road waiting for the unattentive cyclist!
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Here in Georgia, we just have to put up with psycho squirrels that are constantly trying to commit suicide by running under your wheels.
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Here in Georgia, we just have to put up with psycho squirrels that are constantly trying to commit suicide by running under your wheels.
As if that was limited to GA. Those little bastards are stalking me.
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Not really! Now, the sugar beets are another story! During the fall harvest, several will fall off of the truck and be lying in the road waiting for the unattentive cyclist!
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I lived for a while in Grand Forks, ND while attending college and during the fall harvest, we'd get these huge beet trucks driven by underaged kids on little sleep. I've been run off the road by them quite a number of times.
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Old 04-21-05, 03:17 AM
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Yup, Raivn, I think I got a few of them in the St. Pete area as well when I was down there riding the Pinellas Trail. At least in Idaho the beets just lie there. The squirrels wait until you are on top of them to attack.
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your not any relation to Spuds McDoogle are you?
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Originally Posted by royalflash
your not any relation to Spuds McDoogle are you?
Nope. Just a term to play upon where I live.
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