72t chainring in riverside park!
06-26-06 | 03:57 PM
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From: The Poconos, PA
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Wow! 72T is quite large! I'm impressed! But the real question here is what in the world possessed you to go
?
(Unless by skatin' you meant riding your fixed just gliding along as if you were on skates and not inline skating.)
skatin' down riverside park this mornin' ...
(Unless by skatin' you meant riding your fixed just gliding along as if you were on skates and not inline skating.)
06-27-06 | 06:34 AM
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Originally Posted by progre-ss
Wow! 72T is quite large! I'm impressed! But the real question here is what in the world possessed you to go ?
(Unless by skatin' you meant riding your fixed just gliding along as if you were on skates and not inline skating.)
(Unless by skatin' you meant riding your fixed just gliding along as if you were on skates and not inline skating.)
me and my chick.
06-27-06 | 07:01 AM
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From: south side, you got a problem with that?
that dude is prolly the guy from toga bikes, although i thought that was an 80-something chainring.
riding a huge gear slowly on occassion is good for your stroke, just as riding a ridiculously light gear once in a while is good for you.
riding a huge gear slowly on occassion is good for your stroke, just as riding a ridiculously light gear once in a while is good for you.
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