Road groupset/components on a mtb?
05-15-23, 11:30 PM
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Why? Well, if you were bored, or incel, and just felt like being a ____ and doing stuff to your forum mates. Would you do it using your real username?
05-15-23, 11:34 PM
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05-15-23, 11:36 PM
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LOLL this place is really a piece of work. Yes, I necro'ed a thread. Yea, I know what necro'ing a thread even means. Nowhere in this old thread is there any confirmation of how a roadbike crankset can be an issue on a mtb/hybrid frame. Call me crazy but to me that is a key piece of information to this topic in case a "noob" is googling it and comes across it. Last time I checked, that is actually the sole purpose of a forum.
Now if the mods want old threads archived, here's another pro tip: forum software allows that. How do I know? I've owned several.
Pro tip#2: Want a thread to die? Don't respond. [we didn't]
Oh almost forgot: not trying to attack or anything. mmmkay?
Now if the mods want old threads archived, here's another pro tip: forum software allows that. How do I know? I've owned several.
Pro tip#2: Want a thread to die? Don't respond. [we didn't]
Oh almost forgot: not trying to attack or anything. mmmkay?
05-15-23, 11:39 PM
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05-16-23, 08:14 AM
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ok well this seems to have been going quite well. I just wanna drop a few things in here:
1) Mods are volunteers and (in this forum model) have little to no direct access to forum design or "back end" features.
2) theronin's mechanism for thread revival is what I see most often: a new user who found a discussion on google
closing this for a bit, doesn't seem to be super productive so far. thanks for chiming in with a helpful comment sean.hwy
1) Mods are volunteers and (in this forum model) have little to no direct access to forum design or "back end" features.
2) theronin's mechanism for thread revival is what I see most often: a new user who found a discussion on google
closing this for a bit, doesn't seem to be super productive so far. thanks for chiming in with a helpful comment sean.hwy
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05-16-23, 10:24 AM
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Sorry for the disruption, OP, but the thread is too damaged to leave it open.
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