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Old 08-08-25 | 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by grumpus
Working in a bike shop would be great if it weren't for the customers. Well, most of them don't elicit a groan when they walk through the door, but some definitely do. I've ceased to be amazed by ludicrous displays of incompetence and dishonesty since I started watching "Just Rolled In" and similar stuff on YouTube. At least with bicycles it's mostly just the crazy person that suffers the outcome of their crazy stuff.
our forum's Larry is mildly amusing, compared to the guy i mentioned.
i once saw his "wheel stash"... under a semi trailer, and every last axle, cone, and ball bearing had been removed.
when i asked why, he said "because they're worth money, of course!".. i then asked if he still had them... he said yes, but wasn't really sure WHERE they were....
Drugs are a bad way to ruin a life.
he was hospitalized with a "headache", it was a brain bleed... Andrew never really woke up again...
he rode like the wind, and i'd seen him bunny hop a 16" fir log like it was nothing.
in his mid 30s...
local bike thefts dropped to nearly nothing after he went.
rumor has it that there's a big pile of bikes out in the woods... somewhere.
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