Stone the heretic. Unpopular opinions

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ebsocalmtb said:
Despite being a cheeseburger eating barbarian unit using luddite american, i still feel that grey should be spelled with an e and not with an A...
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Most commonly:
“A” = American
“E” = English
In school (American) learned alphabet pronunciation as A, E, I, O…..
of course there is Canadian long “E” as used in !Eh
 
Petrex said:
Yes, that carrier looks very interesting.
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here it is, it's HUGE:

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You can get a better idea of its size by looking at the following picture:

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The bag is from a company called DAISTERN, and has a metal frame, not visible in the picture, supporting the bag so that it doesn't bent and touch the front wheel.

And this is the "Stone the herectic" thread, so, no better place to post a picture of an e-MTB, on asphalt, with panniers, and... a cat. Start throwing, no worries... :)
 
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Great photo of your super eMTB SUV go anywhere trekking machine 😎
Top heretic !
+ What make is your pannier rack, by the by ?
 
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simonali19 said:
I was talking about the cat 😂
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You should know that if you ask a cat person for  A picture of his cat... you risk to be submerged by a ZILLION of pictures of the very same animal for the rest of your life, all almost equal and mostly of him/her sleeping or involved in definitely boring and repetitive activity.

However, I will spare the forum owner of quickly saturating bandwidth and his web space by sending only one of him, and not licking his ass as usual when you point the lens:

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... but don't ask for more.
 
Zimmerframe said:
Oops, tyres - depends a lot on the conditions/surface type. For general riding, yes, makes not much difference in the scheme of things.

Derailleurs , should be banned because no one can spell it, even though they work well, are simple, light weight and reasonably robust considering what we do to them !!
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Agreed with the derailleur comment. I've been mountain biking since it was a thing,started in the late 80's and never really stopped. I've broken 2 in all those years and im 95kg and ride pretty hard,even now at 56. I've had the same xo rear derailleur for the past 8 years on my bike and it still shifts perfectly.
 
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