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09-22-06 | 02:22 PM

#51

bbattle

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From: Rocket City, No'ala

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Originally Posted by 3dw

You guy's are about as lame as it comes with this dork disk crap. A charity ride non the less. How do you carry any gear with out a saddle bag? Oh duh, a back pack. Wait that's not cool either. Hmmm....
I'm going to put a spoke disk on my bike now. It will go great with my Sora triple.

You need to check your sarcasm detector; it doesn't seem to be working. But your last sentence IS intriguing; just where does one go to buy a dork disk?

Everyone ride down to the LBS and ask to buy a dork disk.

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09-22-06 | 02:24 PM

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Psimet2001

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From: Elgin, IL

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Originally Posted by bbattle

<snip>Everyone ride down to the LBS and ask to buy a dork disk.

I fear that would cause a tear in this whole space-time continue-thingy. Best not temp quantum physics, I hear it can get a little stringy....

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09-22-06 | 02:25 PM

#53

khuon

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From: Catching his breath alongside a road near Seattle, WA USA

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Originally Posted by bbattle

Do you want an actual "working one"? If not, then just go to any MTB trail and you'll see a bunch of them (usually in various pieces) strewn about and littering the landscape. The dork disc and the wheel reflector have become the McDonalds hamburger wrapper of the cycling world.

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