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Re: spooking: riders fault?



Dear Truman,
     But I thought that Zen seeks to understand the question, rather than find
the answer . . .

Trish & pretty David, TNG
Grand Blanc, Michigan

<< Angile and Mike,
 
 Zen is the answer.  Zen is the only ture way to get in touch with you
 bike's inner soul. It is far superior to centered pedaling and will give
 the bike a feeling of self assurance and it will never spook again.
 
 Mike Sofen wrote:
 > 
 > So true, so true.  My bike chiropractor has told me numerous times to "Get
 > in touch with the inner moped toward which this bike aspires".   And simple
 > things, like changing chain lubes, has gone a long way towards reducing
that
 > cranky behavior so common in mountain bikes...
 > 
 > Great post, Angie.  :-) >>



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