how mad would this make you?!
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I'm working on not getting mad. Getting a sandwich caught in your fork makes for a good story too.
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Wouldn't make me near as mad as the guy that lost it!
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Not as mad as having to ride a Trek and thus not as mad as having to ride a Trek with a stupid warning sticker on the fork.
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Oh great, as if there's not enough debate between rim and disc brakes. Now we have PB&J brakes.
GH
GH
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One second thought, a hungry cyclist might also count their blessings for the free snack.
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What's wrong with people? Taking out a perfectly good PBJ like that-it's a disgrace.
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The peanut butter adds rolling resistance and will make you stronger on training rides. What a great idea! I wonder when this will catch on in Europe?
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Warning: braking could degrade with the use of PB and J.
Sandwich get away from ya?
Sandwich get away from ya?
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I wonder if creamy peanut butter has a higher shear factor than crunch peanut butter. Could make a substantial difference in average speed when droping the hamer.
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Partially peeled Warning sticker? I'm mad as hell. I may sue.
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You, sir, are asking questions that matter not. The plain simple fact is that by using Organic peanut butter you being a good steward of the earth. You are not using those evil refined petrochemicals. The fact that you have to repack your bearings every other ride and three times on a century is of no matter. You are being a good steward of the earth and that should make you feel better. Also, Barack Obama will invite you to the White House and give you a hearty handshake and a pat on the back. Maybe even a plaque.