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cyccommute 
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Originally Posted by restlessswind
Fun Fact: 78.327% of statistics are made up.
Yes, is most cases. However, I’ve worked on over 15,000 bikes with the greatest complaint on almost all of them being something along the lines of “the shifting doesn’t work”. Most people are surprised at how quickly I can make their bikes work properly without picking up a single tool. I’ve even picked up the name “derailer whisper” at my co-op.
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