I'm a software engineer. It really drives me up the wall when someone
who's not an engineer asks for some implementation detail based on
some buzzwords that they don't understand. Even worse is having to
justify design decisions to people who don't have the background
knowledge to understand the
+1 for what stevep33 says.
For me, the way a bike rides is more than the sum of the parts.
I got a custom Riv as I knew that Rivendells are great bikes.
My Riv rides better than I could have imagined, plus it's gorgeous.
As Grant said during one of our conversations, ' don't worry your bike
will
I enjoyed the post. I've never really known what kind of tubing my
Rivendells were/are made of (Atlantis and Quickbeam). I've had people ask me
what kind of tubing is used on my Atlantis and I've had to answer "I don't
know". That's the same answer I give when someone asks me how much my bike
weigh
My fave: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3639/3649220336_ce38943b09.jpg
Can't beat that!
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 7:08 PM, Roger wrote:
> Here's the tubing decal I want:
> http://tinyurl.com/4lngmke
>
> On Feb 10, 5:20 pm, "Oliver S." wrote:
> > Grant's post was timely as I've been obsessing o
Does this list operate any other way?
:)
"Not to split hairs,"
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I agree Pete. I am also an amateur astronomer and mirror and lens makers
stopped telling the buyer the actual wavelength coreection of their products
because even though you could see no difference, people were reselling mirrors
with better "numbers" for more money. And, that pissed the mirror
