How to open a bottle with your bike?
05-01-09, 05:45 PM
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How to open a bottle with your bike?
05-01-09, 06:02 PM
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he never opened it with the stem. He tried, but the stem doesn't have a sharp enough edge on it to do that. He just uses his teeth.
That was an awesome video though. That looked like champagne they were passing around at one point.
That was an awesome video though. That looked like champagne they were passing around at one point.
05-01-09, 06:04 PM
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Lol, that's funny. That must be heavy lugging around 5 glass bottles. I like that they share, shows that competition doesn't involve hate of other riders.
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I'd be afraid of that accidentally turning the handlebar resulting in a dead me.
Hell, I have a hard enough time taking arm warmers off while moving because I end up shifting my weight around a bit.
Hell, I have a hard enough time taking arm warmers off while moving because I end up shifting my weight around a bit.
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I hope the guy that started this thread
https://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycling/535444-safest-way-drink-water-bottle.html
takes the time to watch this video.
https://www.bikeforums.net/road-cycling/535444-safest-way-drink-water-bottle.html
takes the time to watch this video.
05-01-09, 09:41 PM
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Nice. Thanks for posting
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Definitely no small feat, but it is worth it to remember that those rigs were steel and had a much more slack geometry making them track very well with little to no rider input. I am always amazed at how smooth older steelies ride when I jump back on them. Ride no-handed for days.
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I couldn't imagine the damage all of that glass, they are carrying, would cause in the event of a crash!!! YIKES.
05-02-09, 10:04 PM
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if i don't see this happen on ragbrai, i will be disappointed.
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05-04-09, 12:39 PM
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Definitely no small feat, but it is worth it to remember that those rigs were steel and had a much more slack geometry making them track very well with little to no rider input. I am always amazed at how smooth older steelies ride when I jump back on them. Ride no-handed for days.
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NO! Not the teeth! AGH!
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Loved it. Great video.
