Slang: "Line Disease"
03-19-03 | 02:31 PM
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Slang: "Line Disease"
Before you were into the sport - you'd be out and just "enjoying the scenery"...now you can't look at a mountain side, twisty road, rocky ledge on the side of the road, etc. without figuring out the best line through, over or down.
You've got Line Disease!
Source: Shawn Denny - Drop-In
You've got Line Disease!
Source: Shawn Denny - Drop-In
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03-19-03 | 03:18 PM
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DEADBEEF
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From: Catching his breath alongside a road near Seattle, WA USA
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Originally posted by bikeCOLORADO
You've got Line Disease!
You've got Line Disease!
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2001 Aegis Aro Svelte"Be liberal in what you accept, and conservative in what you send." -- Jon Postel, RFC1122
03-19-03 | 04:09 PM
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No...I should re-word the definition.
Line Disease is when you're like riding in your CAR on the highway and you see something that you might be able to ride - and you start working in your head a great line to get down...you start seeing "lines" everywhere you look.
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Line Disease is when you're like riding in your CAR on the highway and you see something that you might be able to ride - and you start working in your head a great line to get down...you start seeing "lines" everywhere you look.
Follow?
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03-19-03 | 04:16 PM
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DEADBEEF
Joined: Aug 2002
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From: Catching his breath alongside a road near Seattle, WA USA
Bikes: 1999 K2 OzM, 2001 Aegis Aro Svelte
Originally posted by bikeCOLORADO
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Follow?
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1999 K2 OzM 2001 Aegis Aro Svelte
"Be liberal in what you accept, and conservative in what you send." -- Jon Postel, RFC1122
1999 K2 OzM
2001 Aegis Aro Svelte"Be liberal in what you accept, and conservative in what you send." -- Jon Postel, RFC1122
