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Old 01-24-05 | 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by DnvrFox
Why would you need to sling it over your shoulder?

I had two flats (front and rear) on the mtn bike 5 miles out or so, and with no patching or pumping or other material *my first ride!) and I just let the bike roll as I walked.

Is there soemthing I was doing wrong - do folks normally sling their bike - I don't think I have ever seen this???
I've never "had" to myself ( ::knocks wood:: ) but a buddy of mine had a blowout which destroyed the tire badly enough that he couldn't roll it (at least, not comfortably). And I suppose if you have a large investment in rims you probably don't want to take any risks. In that case, the taxi ride starts to look a little more feasible
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