Too many of the same threads so...Fixed Gear Commandments
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#6
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Commandment 1:
Don't start threads about how there are too many threads. Believe it or not, this has in fact been the subject of many threads; feel free to find and post in one of those.
Sorry to hate, but it's true.
Don't start threads about how there are too many threads. Believe it or not, this has in fact been the subject of many threads; feel free to find and post in one of those.
Sorry to hate, but it's true.
#7
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From: Los Angeles (under a bridge)
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#8
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Commandment 2: Thou shalt not complain about n00bs on this forum before one month of forum membership has come to pass, n00b.
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Reading the stickies or using the search function kinda undoes the reason for coming to this forum.
I like talking about this stuff, and I like talking about it over and over again because each time I participate in a thread that interests me, even for the thousandth time, I learn something.
The days of "precious" bandwidth went away about ten years ago.
I like talking about this stuff, and I like talking about it over and over again because each time I participate in a thread that interests me, even for the thousandth time, I learn something.
The days of "precious" bandwidth went away about ten years ago.
#11
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Reading the stickies or using the search function kinda undoes the reason for coming to this forum.
I like talking about this stuff, and I like talking about it over and over again because each time I participate in a thread that interests me, even for the thousandth time, I learn something.
The days of "precious" bandwidth went away about ten years ago.
I like talking about this stuff, and I like talking about it over and over again because each time I participate in a thread that interests me, even for the thousandth time, I learn something.
The days of "precious" bandwidth went away about ten years ago.
..well actually you can but..Oh and on a somewhat related note, I was actually willing to argue the whole bandwidth bit if it ever came up but now that it's here, I don't really have a rebuttal!
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Commandment 2 (revised edition): Thou shalt not make any attempts to shape this forum before one month of forum membership has come to pass, n00b.
Commandment 3: Why so serious?
Commandment 3: Why so serious?
#14
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Hehe, I'll take that. Oh I don't know dude, I guess when a guys set of beliefs is on the line he'll send a whole army to Iraq and back just to defend them. Sorry if it stepped over the melodramatic line..I'll just stop with my mini-soap opera posts and get productive.
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Oh, about that hehe...well it's still kind of a road bike (sorry!
) And plus I'm still debating on whether I should convert that (which I kinda don't want to do, being a noob and all) or buy a track bike (which I have no money for) so you have any suggestions on what I should do?..just kidding. but seriously I'm still debating and don't actually ride FG yet. Yes you can clown on my dumbass for that.
) And plus I'm still debating on whether I should convert that (which I kinda don't want to do, being a noob and all) or buy a track bike (which I have no money for) so you have any suggestions on what I should do?..just kidding. but seriously I'm still debating and don't actually ride FG yet. Yes you can clown on my dumbass for that.
#21
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so you weren't expecting a Pickst Gheer? Well, in that case, I don't have a picture (haven't done it yet), but it's an early bianchi, I did some searching on the net a while back and it is said that it was made by a company called Piaggio, a scooter manufacturing..manufactur..er (according to the Bforums at least).
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No worries, I didn't take this as hating
. But why are there still posts with nubs like me asking "what should I do, where do I start" kinda threads? Well I can see that on the other hand that IS what forums are for>to help people out. I guess what I'm trynna say is that I don't want it to become the main purpose of this forum to help us out on our "first fixed gear (yay!)" all the time because at some point, and this has happened, some of the senior members DO get fed up and proceed with the insults rather than help them out with their predicament. I don't know, maybe I'm just trying TOO hard to help out. Should I just let it be then?




. I tend to monologue a lot on here. What seems like a simple idea in my head comes out all at the same time and ^ is the result.

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