What is this!?!? Paradise Found thing

Discussion in 'The Gutter' started by Andreas, Mar 13, 2004.

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  1. Mar 13, 2004 #1
    Andreas

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    I know im slow, or maybe im just not seeing clearly. but since i've had PF Directors Cut i haven't been able to figure out what this is
    some1 help

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    Andreas, Mar 13, 2004
    Andreas, Mar 13, 2004
  3. Mar 13, 2004 #2
    uownme

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    that boggles my mind also....
     
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  5. Mar 13, 2004 #3
    Elan

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    omg, this is soooo OLD...its a fake air pressure gauge.
     
    Elan, Mar 13, 2004
    Elan, Mar 13, 2004
  6. Mar 13, 2004 #4
    WhiteRavenKS

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    how many times to i have to tell people it isnt fake before it sinks in. never mind dont listen to me i dont know what im talking about.
     
    WhiteRavenKS, Mar 13, 2004
    WhiteRavenKS, Mar 13, 2004
  7. Mar 13, 2004 #5
    Elan

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    oh..sorry..let kevin explain, after all, he was there..haha
     
    Elan, Mar 13, 2004
    Elan, Mar 13, 2004
  8. Mar 13, 2004 #6
    Andreas

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    i'm still a little bit confused any more help cuz im slow :ugh2:
     
    Andreas, Mar 13, 2004
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  9. Mar 13, 2004 #7
    Elan

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    ah, kevin just gets really bitter sometimes... maybe he has PMS. i dont know. the thing is an air pressure gauge. the frame is supposedly filled with air to make it stiffer or stronger or somthing.
     
    Elan, Mar 13, 2004
    Elan, Mar 13, 2004
  10. Mar 13, 2004 #8
    Bloodhound

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    WHAT thats insane! I can definately see that working for dents and stuff with really high pressure, but that would also add weight....cool
     
    Bloodhound, Mar 13, 2004
    Bloodhound, Mar 13, 2004
  11. Mar 13, 2004 #9
    Cory

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    I believe it is so that if the frame gets a crack the pressure drops on the gauge and you can tell that your frame is damaged.
     
    Cory, Mar 13, 2004
    Cory, Mar 13, 2004
  12. Mar 13, 2004 #10
    oicdn

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    How fuckin ghey is that?
     
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  13. Mar 13, 2004 #11
    Andreas

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    not very, it possibly could be advantageous in some sections.... :ugh:
    if it works for him then cool
     
    Andreas, Mar 13, 2004
    Andreas, Mar 13, 2004
  14. Mar 13, 2004 #12
    pav

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    FILL YOUR FRAME WITH HELIUM!

    will wight like 2 kg

    pav
     
    pav, Mar 13, 2004
    pav, Mar 13, 2004
  15. Mar 13, 2004 #13
    Justr1ght

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    Hell ya'... Helium.. that would be funny...
    Eric
     
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  16. Mar 13, 2004 #14
    sebLG

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    pump your tyres up with helium. i have to try that someday soon, maybe its why all the koxx riderslike .... float.
     
    sebLG, Mar 13, 2004
    sebLG, Mar 13, 2004
  17. Mar 13, 2004 #15
    Ed Gildea

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    maybe the koxx riders are good beacuse they dont ever get off a bike and were born riding one... and they trian really hard.
     
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  18. Mar 13, 2004 #16
    OTAdmin

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    hydrogen > helium
     
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  19. Mar 13, 2004 #17
    KenC

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    Putting helium in your tires wouldn't work unfortunately because the helium gas would actually pass right through the tubes and tires. The rubber is too porus (sp?) to hold the gas. The only reason I know that is because my physics professor actually mentioned it in class.
     
    KenC, Mar 13, 2004
    KenC, Mar 13, 2004
  20. Mar 13, 2004 #18
    Elan

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    haha, hydrogen..make a spark and bike go boom.
     
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  21. Mar 13, 2004 #19
    Pancho

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    The problem is, all that extra weight would negate any minute advantage helium would offer.

    As for dents and stiffness, who knows...
     
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  22. Mar 13, 2004 #20
    Elan

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    im happy with no air
     
    Elan, Mar 13, 2004
    Elan, Mar 13, 2004
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