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Originally Posted by madpogue
Well, this is the commuting forum. Maybe it was a mistake on my part to think that the OP was inquiring about incorporating a curb-hop into her/his daily commute.
It was your mistake to think that Adis doesn’t want to incorporate a curb-hop into his/her daily commute. That’s the title of the post, after all. Telling someone that they shouldn’t do something they obviously want to do is the problem. Yea, there is a learning curve...it’s easier to learn if you happen to mountain bike...but it’s not a terribly steep one nor is it going to damage the bike.
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