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Old 08-13-05, 10:15 PM
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Kmart sells Huffys with spinners

Ok, so they're not BMX, but they're 20" bikes. Pass that Dixie cup.
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You're trolling.
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Ok, a bit of background then. Whenever we're out shopping, I always check the crappy Kmart bike section to see what their prices are on accessories. I try not to order anything to sell here that can be had cheaper at Kmart. And I take a few moments and shed a quiet tear for today's kids, when I look at the bikes on offer. But plastic spinners?

By the way Kris, the BMX forums are much more fun than the ones where certain people take things way too serious.
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You're trolling.
omg what

Expatriate hopping the trollercoaster?
And you can have the Dixie cup when I'm finished with it. %P
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Originally Posted by Expatriate
By the way Kris, the BMX forums are much more fun than the ones where certain people take things way too serious.
Even though he's not posting in blue, I still dont trust him. Can't quite nail it down, though.
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"Grammar is the obsession of the simple minded" ~ Mark Twain

Now that, my friend, is trolling.
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omg more lulz from stale memes!

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My goal is to make this into the stoooopidiest thread, worthy of becoming a sticky like The Aussie Thread, parts 1,2, and 3. I'll have to invite the boys from there over here for a middy, maybe turn it into a fair dinkum pissup.
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Originally Posted by Expatriate
By the way Kris, the BMX forums are much more fun than the ones where certain people take things way too serious.
Which ones are those?
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wow.


i want a spinner front wheel.
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Originally Posted by krispistoferson
Which ones are those?
Hmm. All the ones that aren't BMX? No one here gets crazy over chain lube, nor do they care about Shimano/Campy/SRAM. A pleasant change of pace.
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Originally Posted by Expatriate
Hmm. All the ones that aren't BMX? No one here gets crazy over chain lube, nor do they care about Shimano/Campy/SRAM. A pleasant change of pace.
I mean, who greases their chain anyways...
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That was an excellent Mark Twain link, by the way.
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Originally Posted by Expatriate
Hmm. All the ones that aren't BMX? No one here gets crazy over chain lube, nor do they care about Shimano/Campy/SRAM. A pleasant change of pace.

WTF is chain lube
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Originally Posted by queensrider86
WTF is chain lube
I think they're talking about WD-40.
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Originally Posted by queensrider86
WTF is chain lube
Wondering the same thing myself.
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Originally Posted by queensrider86
WTF is chain lube
Exactly my point, thank you.
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Originally Posted by queensrider86
WTF is chain lube
That thin oil you put on the chain so you don't sound like a ******** BMX rider while riding down the road.
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Originally Posted by DieselDan
That thin oil you put on the chain so you don't sound like a ******** BMX rider while riding down the road.

fuk you guys with your road bikes. Woopee! i'm so excited to ride my 15 pound bicycle up and down hills, without doing anything, just the same boring thing every day
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Originally Posted by queensrider86
fuk you guys with your road bikes. Woopee! i'm so excited to ride my 15 pound bicycle up and down hills, without doing anything, just the same boring thing every day
ya, im not trashin them like you but, i mean if all you do is ride long distances...how is that a sport? like BMX is doing tricks and stuff like that...BMX racing is like jumping and racing and then theres Lance Armstrong Tour De France riding where they ride a bunch of miles and win and then get paid lots of $$...
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Dang - Poor form by all. Especially a road biker coming in a making an A$$ out of himself by insulting in the WRONG FORUM.

Good thing there aren't any moderators around to tell people to STFU here.

Really, don't dis other riding aspects because you can't do it. It goes both ways. I can't ride like any of the serious road riders and the guys riding those distances would likely die the first time they tried a 10 foot gap. Dissin' within the world of cycling... it's like black on black violence.
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Originally Posted by DieselDan
That thin oil you put on the chain so you don't sound like a ******** BMX rider while riding down the road.
Roadies whine if they don't get 5 or 10k from their Dura Ace chain. BMX riders grind on theirs and generally abuse them to an early grave. They don't last long, so why put a lube on it that's just going to muck up your pants? And since they're not riding a century, drivetrain friction is really not a huge concern. A joke was made, someone got their knickers in a knot, and a childish retort followed. We expect that kind of response from the kids in the BMX forums, not from what are hopefully, more "Mature" members.

Thank you.

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Road racing can be pretty exciting stuff. And do you know where more than just a smattering of top riders in the pro peloton got their bike handling skills? That's right...on BMX bikes.
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I had a sub 20lb road bike in the early 1990s, but I just have no interest in it anymore. I sold my Felt road bike last year, as the roads here are better suited for fatter tires anyway. I have nothing against roadies as a group (I've been known to do a weekend ride with one every once in a while) but certain individuals take themselves and their sport way too seriously.

You can have fun on a BMX in a parking lot. You can ride a mountain bike just about anywhere, but road bikes are rather limited in their use compared to the other options. My newest ride is my "Road bike" - an Electra Jester that I ordered last week, to match the "Rosie" that I got for my wife.
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