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06-05-15 | 11:18 AM

#26

quicktrigger

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Originally Posted by YouthInAsia

Quicktrigger, Obed - Thanks for speaking up.

Your welcome. They don't like something? Oh well.... They are nothing more than text on a computer screen.

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06-05-15 | 01:21 PM

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Rob_E

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Originally Posted by TenSpeedV2

A butter knife can be used as a flat head screwdriver, but having a flathead screwdriver is much better.

Yeah, but a screwdriver sucks for buttering your toast. In a pinch, though, I bet you could use a cone wrench for that.

06-05-15 | 02:24 PM

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SpeshulEd

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From: Phoenix, AZ

Do you already have a bashguard on the bike? Why not just take it off and rattle can it?

I use my big ring on my mtn bike as my bashguard. hehe.

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06-05-15 | 02:55 PM

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JonathanGennick

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Originally Posted by Rob_E

Yeah, but a screwdriver sucks for buttering your toast. In a pinch, though, I bet you could use a cone wrench for that.

And maybe some peanut butter in the cones

06-05-15 | 04:21 PM

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YouthInAsia

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This one's interesting, if not a little over the top from my point-of-view.

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06-05-15 | 05:57 PM

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JonathanGennick

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From: Munising, Michigan, USA

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Originally Posted by YouthInAsia

This one's interesting, if not a little over the top from my point-of-view.

I like that one. Hadn't heard of the brand before. Looks good.

Go for one of the colors though. You're right about wanting a splash of color on your bike. Gold or red would pop. Green or blue would be more subtle. Purple is interesting, but you'd have a hard time finding other components in purple.