stirlingpowers
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Edit: Sumbitch, overfull heading:
because he didn't ride in the French championship final.
Frog federation FFC decided to disqualify him.
He did a show at the Tour de France instead of competing.
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What did snap?
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Ask Hope.
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Maybe 30 years ago.
Now it's more like 8th grade. 
70 cm standing was like 90% of my basketball team in 2000 in high school.My bad. I totally forgot to apply internet statistics™.
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It's about using all your power while still going straight up (seen from the side, of course).
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You can most probably jump higher than most of the world elite then. 90 vert is somewhere in the top 1%, I guess. 70 is 95 perc at peak age, if I remember correctly.
It's down to learning the move.
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It's proper uncool, that's for sure. Maybe it would suit me.
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Nice outcome. I have only seen people getting so addicted that they can't leave home without these things.
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Addiction galore.
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As I wrote in the ither thread: Emergency disconnect for seat and pedal contact, electric drive, "trackstand replacement" struts with handlebar remote -> world-improving product
I bet Martyn will be able to trackstand again at some point, however.
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I have seen some hardcore riders use these stems for years, when their frames snapped after two months frequently.
Nice bike, btw.
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I'm pretty sure some old school BMX shop will still have that saddle, I remember laying my hands on one of these.
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Just got really happy watching that[/quote
Metoo
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Exactly. Electric drive, disconnecting rider restraints for a crash, automated struts.
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Video?
He was actually doing this kinda a thing way before Ashton was.
Video?
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04 ***
What kind of imbecile censored "for the win"?
Anyway: New 04 lever blade, then the rest of the lever. It shouldn't bend so that it starts leaking, its seals should last, it should have rather minimal flex (although most of it happens at the frame and fork mounts), the clamp should be split with a hook and eye mechanism, smooth and rounded not to hurt the rider's knees.
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You are aware that it's still out there, right? It's just a few websites who choose to not display it - it's not like The Internet™ has banned it. I get what you're saying but it just doesn't really seem applicable here as the subject is just the terms and conditions of a few specific websites.
My bad. As long as it is not part of a PC movement, but just family friendly corporate strategy, no problem for me.
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It's not about the content itself:
- exercising power - Censorship manifests "people are immature and need guidance like children" as a fact.
- establishing a censorship structure for general purpose (process, organization, people, culture, public belief)
- censorship scope creep - With censorship, the public always looses against powerful singular interests in the long run. Existing Internet filters are misused regularly and systematically, everywhere.
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Split clamp is ok, but get the screws out of the way of riders knees and upper legs: Use a hook and screw design, or something like the K2 stem rings.
I won't ever use a Racing Line brake lever because of these bolts.
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I am not quite sure how the international audience of TG will react to Chris Evans.
I thought they would choose someone who has developed an "internationally compatible" TV persona.
Racing like brakes
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Perhaps Magura still has the old casting machines and forms. Anyone fancy opening a new brake factory?