Let's talk NJS.
06-30-14 | 11:38 AM
#26
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From: the 904, Jax fl
Don't, Scrod, just don't.
Some are to young, while others will just never understand b/c they don't want to.
To the OP, buy one and ride it, if you like it. Sort of reminds me of the Surly blog;
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06-30-14 | 12:11 PM
#27
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Forum is closed now, nothing left to see here.
All answers below.
All answers below.
06-30-14 | 04:39 PM
#29
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From: Union County, NJ
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06-30-14 | 04:54 PM
#30
Your cog is slipping.
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From: Beverly MA
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Always.
06-30-14 | 06:53 PM
#31
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You're all full of ****. NJS frames are not too aggressive to ride long distances on.
Once Scrod tells me off you all join him because this is a forum and you're all a bunch of little kids looking for acceptance from the bully.
Once Scrod tells me off you all join him because this is a forum and you're all a bunch of little kids looking for acceptance from the bully.
06-30-14 | 07:08 PM
#32
Your cog is slipping.
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From: Beverly MA
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06-30-14 | 07:25 PM
#33
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But I sure can do something you have trouble with, and thats understand bike geo!
Bicycles have been around a long time. There is nothing new when it comes to them, it's all, or mostly been done before.
You don't see any track type geo doing PBP, or RAM, or STP. There is a reason for that. Track geo works best on the track, and bombing around town. NOT for long rides. Correct tool for the correct job!
But nice try. There is a LOT to learn on this sub forum, as well as others, all you have to do is try not to know it all. That and because you read it on line doesn't always make it so!
06-30-14 | 07:59 PM
#34
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lol....not hardly. In fact I'm somewhat new to SSFG type of riding.
But I sure can do something you have trouble with, and thats understand bike geo!
Bicycles have been around a long time. There is nothing new when it comes to them, it's all, or mostly been done before.
You don't see any track type geo doing PBP, or RAM, or STP. There is a reason for that. Track geo works best on the track, and bombing around town. NOT for long rides. Correct tool for the correct job!
But nice try. There is a LOT to learn on this sub forum, as well as others, all you have to do is try not to know it all. That and because you read it on line doesn't always make it so!
But I sure can do something you have trouble with, and thats understand bike geo!
Bicycles have been around a long time. There is nothing new when it comes to them, it's all, or mostly been done before.
You don't see any track type geo doing PBP, or RAM, or STP. There is a reason for that. Track geo works best on the track, and bombing around town. NOT for long rides. Correct tool for the correct job!
But nice try. There is a LOT to learn on this sub forum, as well as others, all you have to do is try not to know it all. That and because you read it on line doesn't always make it so!
Sure you can do a century on an NJS bike, but how will your back and legs feel the next day? That's what matters.
Just because it works doesn't mean it's the ideal way.
