there has been a couple of people that have made this request and I think they are missing out on a great expose of the approach many on the
list look at bikes, what they value, what particular bikes 'do it' for them- all of the things that seem to be the mission of the list.
whether one likes the idea of judging or not, it can be a fine learning experience to try to figure out why something is chosen or why something
is not. It speaks to the context of the judge, the object and the observ er.
from my point of view as a neophyte, I find it fascinating. the
technoweenie stuff I can get from a variety of other sources.
> I do hope everyone's smiling now,so cut the crap about the judging and
> lets talk BIKES.
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gabriel l romeu
a ride before the rain in chesterfield nj, usa
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