Stirring the Life-Roads With Hand and Foot

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:TESTO:If you don't have anything interesting to say, write a silly poem instead.

My riding-bike has very old gears,
odd levers upon its shaft.
It jerks and it creaks
when turning them foreward,
and chatters when turned to aft.

Tooth-gnasher is earning his name. I don't quite understand the purpose of the lefthand lever, but the righthand lever I use for "uphill" (toggled rearward) and "not uphill" (toggled foreward). The space in between is a clattery sound, and the cable connecting the lever to the gears is not as taut as I think it ought. To be. I nevertheless remain pleased with my bicycle.

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If you're bored and listless, take two and call me in the morning.

A teacher's life on a Friday night
    ain't always a sight that you'd like to espy.
A week of nothing but school on the mind
    released for the week-end, he starts to unwind
And melts in a puddle of goo.
With nothing much else to do.
He flops like a puddle of goo,
and watches the evening go by.

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#1  12 September 2005 - 04:32
 
left hand gear changer: for big chain ring by ur feet. keep chain on middle or small ring. The smaller one will let you peddle more easily, but requires more revolutions. Each time you chqnge chain ring you essentially hava a whole new set of gears;
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