Ah!
I had one take off from me as well!................It didn't go very far! A friend was standing in the way, he was stretching out, ached his back and ''BANG!''....IT WAS DEAD ON FOR YOU KNOW WHERE! Well I'm glad to hear that he was still able to have kids. But I still think it slowed down down his Columbian jumping beans!.He used to live in a International dorm, on all of the doors in the basement of this dorm there was little signs stating! ''NO SEX EDWARDO!''
BC Baron C.....And the gang!!..........With lots of pump stories!....Bicycle pumps! Renaissance cycles, Eindhoven Holland.................Where the whether sucks!
> Steve Barner said:
>
> If the owner is not being cautious, and if there is nothing to hold the
> piston back, it will
> become a very effective rocket. As long as it doesn't knock someone's
> eye
> out, and if the angle of the pump is right, the handle can take a very
> exciting trajectory, really enlivening the pre-ride ceremonies. I saw
> one
> go across the road into a field on the other side, once. The tire will,
> of
> course, go completely flat and the erstwhile rider, in an attempt to
> preserve his manly pride, will then and ever after refer this model pump
>
> only prefaced with uncouth adjectives.
>
> Steve Sheffield added:
>
> Pump pump pump pump phwing! (as the Impero handle goes flying across the
>
> room in Midvale, Utah)
>
> Yep, happened to me, too.... fixed tire and was finishing pumping up
> when the fraction of a Silca rocketed across the road directly in front
> of a delightfully cute rider who probably thought me a_______.
>
> Ken Wehrenberg, Hermann, MO -- aero versus lightweight anyone?