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Originally Posted by hairnet
(Post 13949269)
Then is it jackass or just incomplete? Even if the owner thinks he is finished.
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If the owner thinks it's finished, he's a jackass.
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Check out this video I just found...
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Originally Posted by Humenbean
(Post 13954742)
Check out this video I just found...
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Originally Posted by yummygooey
(Post 13954627)
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Originally Posted by hairnet
(Post 13949200)
Why all the hate? It's pretty cool that someone went ahead and attempted something like that
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Originally Posted by craigcraigcraig
(Post 13956080)
whoa, I think this is awesome haha
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Originally Posted by yummygooey
(Post 13954627)
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Saw Cinelli Vigorli with phil wood hubs on huge sidewalls wheels that was so badly locked I faceplamed anyone could just take the bike and leave with it
http://img856.imageshack.us/img856/54/cinellij.jpg |
HUGE lock and fails
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Wish I lived in Quebec. I've always wanted a vig.
Sorry, but there's no excuse that that thing wasn't stolen. |
something like that, without any other jackassery, is probably a trap for theives
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Originally Posted by diaper eater
(Post 13957150)
something like that, without any other jackassery, is probably a trap for theives
They'd have to be able to catch me first. I'm the Usain Bolt of the hood. |
Originally Posted by TheMoose
(Post 13957033)
Saw Cinelli Vigorli with phil wood hubs on huge sidewalls wheels that was so badly locked I faceplamed anyone could just take the bike and leave with it
http://img856.imageshack.us/img856/54/cinellij.jpg |
That's either a ****ing trap or in Japan. Yes that's how bikes get locked in Japan. ****'s just safe there. I saw a kid riding around on a $2500 bike (couch surf.) He at MOST chained his frame to his wheel, and that was when he was super paranoid. He did this and often left his bike outside his apartment to save space. Never stolen.
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Originally Posted by TheMoose
(Post 13957033)
Saw Cinelli Vigorli with phil wood hubs on huge sidewalls wheels that was so badly locked I faceplamed anyone could just take the bike and leave with it
http://img856.imageshack.us/img856/54/cinellij.jpg |
Originally Posted by Humenbean
(Post 13957282)
That's either a ****ing trap or in Japan. Yes that's how bikes get locked in Japan. ****'s just safe there. I saw a kid riding around on a $2500 bike (couch surf.) He at MOST chained his frame to his wheel, and that was when he was super paranoid. He did this and often left his bike outside his apartment to save space. Never stolen.
They have a little something called honor over in Japan. |
Originally Posted by Ultraspontane
(Post 13957421)
That's because the Japanese people respect their fellow man. After the Tsunami there was no looting or raping or other types of scummy behavior that goes along with natural disasters of that scale.
They have a little something called honor over in Japan. According to Ruth Benedict's shame culture/guilt culture analysis, an important factor keeping crime low is the traditional emphasis on the individual as a member of groups to which he or she must not bring shame. Within these groups—family, friends, and associates at work or school—a Japanese citizen has social rights and obligations, may derive emotional support, and meets powerful expectations to conform. These informal social sanctions display potency despite competing values in a changing society. |
Originally Posted by Humenbean
(Post 13957282)
That's either a ****ing trap or in Japan. Yes that's how bikes get locked in Japan. ****'s just safe there. I saw a kid riding around on a $2500 bike (couch surf.) He at MOST chained his frame to his wheel, and that was when he was super paranoid. He did this and often left his bike outside his apartment to save space. Never stolen.
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Originally Posted by yummygooey
(Post 13956286)
Haha, just messing around. It might become a real thing though... CX disc fork?
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oh ok.
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