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Does a slight strip mean the hub is completely useless for brakeless riding?

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Old 05-12-07, 09:27 PM
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People who type "otay" on forums make me cringe. It's bad enough when people say it in real life, but to intentionally type it out is horrible.

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Originally Posted by Nikephoros
For future reference...

People who type "otay" on forums make me cringe. It's bad enough when people say it in real life, but to intentionally type it out is horrible.

That is all.
what...didn't like the Little Rascals?
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