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Old 07-06-07 | 04:34 PM
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Bikes: Klein q-pro carbon, Record, Ksyrium SSC

My favorite story, however, is about Eugene Christophe, whose front forks broke on a descent in the Pyrenees. He carried the bike five miles to a village, borrowed tools at a blacksmith's shop, and forged new forks, repaired the bike and then resumed the race.
Does he mean dropouts? Aside from the fact that a fork breaking on a descent might leave you incapable of walking 5 miles, and the comparative difficulty of forging a new fork, who calls it a forks?
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