On Tue Oct 1 16:27:15 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:nothing more than a phony. Andrew has been right 99% of the time and the disagreements we had were funny things like Campagnolo and Shimano making shift wires in a different manner which neither of us would have considered.
On 10/1/2024 3:55 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Tue Oct 1 09:38:14 2024 Roger Merriman wrote:
cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Sun Sep 29 13:25:41 2024 AMuzi wrote:He seems to still be fairly knowledgeable none of your problems tend to be >>>> things he?d not encounter and have limited knowledge and experience of. Ie >>>> tend to be mechanical in nature.
On 9/29/2024 12:31 PM, Frank Krygowski wrote:
On 9/29/2024 5:44 AM, Roger Merriman wrote:
I put an index bar end shifter on my wife's bike, mostly
But if used regularly old bikes often get minor upgrades
to indexed and
maybe STI shifters and at least 7 speed etc, as while you
have stock pile
of 5 speed cogs I?d assume they are somewhat more awkward
to get now?
because she was having difficulty hearing when she was
slightly out of gear.
Yes, some of the cogs are hard to get. I've got tons of
large cogs that I'll never use, but certain smaller ones (17
tooth, e.g.) are about gone. I suspect that I'll just be
buying new aftermarket freewheels soon.
If her bike is six, any modern Shimano type freewheel will
shift perfectly; same sprocket spacing.
For Suntour Seven Accushift (CS or FW), the sprockets are
closer in the low gears and wider apart in the high gears.
No other product duplicates that spacing for correct indexing.
--
Andrew Muzi
am@yellowjersey.org
Open every day since 1 April, 1971
Since Frank doesn't work on bikes, there are a lot of details he doesn't >>>>> know. When I mention missing them he says "So many problems" as if he knew all about it.
Roger Merriman
The problem is that IF he had the slightest knowledge of these things it would lead him to make a suggestion like Andrew. Even Liebermann though consistently incorrect makes an attempt. This leads one to the inescapable conclusion that Frank is
engineers and he could not get a job in his major. What does that say about his actual education? I think that you have to treat Krygowski in the same manner. A failed mechanical engineer. "Those who can, do. And those who cannot, teach."
There's that alternative reality!!!!
If Krygowski were not indeed stupid he would not continuously act as if he knew without ever actually solving the problem. This is something that is turning up more and more in so-called college graduates.
Question: when 80% of college graduates cannot find a job working in their majors, doesn't that indicate that they were insufficiently educated? Poor Liebermann - he lived in the hottest area for electronics engineering that couldn't get enough
This is why the outrage that as a high school graduate these people were outraged that I was more than successful.
lol... no one is outraged. we're amused at your tall tales
And yet because of me, there are literally thousands of people walking aroung today with successful lives that would not be alive today without me.
HAH!!! sure tommy....
I feel no responsibility for this
You shouldn't. You aren't responsible.
- someone asked me to do a job and I did it.
No, you didn't so it, and were fired after a year for not doing it.
It was that idea and not me that kept those people alive.
Yes, it was the idea that someone was able to do that job, and that
person wasn't you.
Tell us again how your rode a friction shifting bike for 12 years in races.
It is rather difficult to catch rather massive spelling and grammar errors when you have a 12 lb cat sitting in front of the srceen and you are relying on touch typing alone to write a message.
I find it interesting that you've never owned a cat.
On Mon, 16 Dec 2024 19:46:22 GMT, cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com>
wrote:
I find it interesting that you've never owned a cat.
You don't own a cat. The cat owns you, or at least acts like it owns
you.
<https://www.google.com/search?q=cat+owns+you&udm=2>
On 12/16/2024 4:25 PM, Jeff Liebermann wrote:
On Mon, 16 Dec 2024 19:46:22 GMT, cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com>
wrote:
I find it interesting that you've never owned a cat.
You don't own a cat. The cat owns you, or at least acts like it owns
you.
<https://www.google.com/search?q=cat+owns+you&udm=2>
And if that wasn't the lamest fucking excuse I've ever heard - "I can't
use spell checker because my cat is in the way".
On 12/16/2024 2:48 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Tue Oct 1 16:27:15 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
On 10/1/2024 3:55 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Tue Oct 1 09:38:14 2024 Roger Merriman wrote:
cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Sun Sep 29 13:25:41 2024 AMuzi wrote:He seems to still be fairly knowledgeable none of your problems tend >>>>> to be things he?d not encounter and have limited knowledge and
On 9/29/2024 12:31 PM, Frank Krygowski wrote:
On 9/29/2024 5:44 AM, Roger Merriman wrote:If her bike is six, any modern Shimano type freewheel will shift >>>>>>> perfectly; same sprocket spacing.
I put an index bar end shifter on my wife's bike, mostly because >>>>>>>> she was having difficulty hearing when she was slightly out of >>>>>>>> gear.
But if used regularly old bikes often get minor upgrades to
indexed and maybe STI shifters and at least 7 speed etc, as
while you have stock pile of 5 speed cogs I?d assume they are >>>>>>>>> somewhat more awkward to get now?
Yes, some of the cogs are hard to get. I've got tons of large
cogs that I'll never use, but certain smaller ones (17 tooth,
e.g.) are about gone. I suspect that I'll just be buying new
aftermarket freewheels soon.
For Suntour Seven Accushift (CS or FW), the sprockets are closer >>>>>>> in the low gears and wider apart in the high gears.
No other product duplicates that spacing for correct indexing.
--
Andrew Muzi am@yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971 >>>>>>
Since Frank doesn't work on bikes, there are a lot of details he
doesn't know. When I mention missing them he says "So many
problems" as if he knew all about it.
experience of. Ie tend to be mechanical in nature.
Roger Merriman
The problem is that IF he had the slightest knowledge of these things
it would lead him to make a suggestion like Andrew. Even Liebermann
though consistently incorrect makes an attempt. This leads one to the
inescapable conclusion that Frank is nothing more than a phony.
Andrew has been right 99% of the time and the disagreements we had
were funny things like Campagnolo and Shimano making shift wires in a
different manner which neither of us would have considered.
There's that alternative reality!!!!
If Krygowski were not indeed stupid he would not continuously act as
if he knew without ever actually solving the problem. This is
something that is turning up more and more in so-called college
graduates.
Question: when 80% of college graduates cannot find a job working in
their majors, doesn't that indicate that they were insufficiently
educated? Poor Liebermann - he lived in the hottest area for
electronics engineering that couldn't get enough engineers and he
could not get a job in his major. What does that say about his actual
education? I think that you have to treat Krygowski in the same
manner. A failed mechanical engineer. "Those who can, do. And those
who cannot, teach."
This is why the outrage that as a high school graduate these people
were outraged that I was more than successful.
lol... no one is outraged. we're amused at your tall tales
And yet because of me, there are literally thousands of people
walking aroung today with successful lives that would not be alive
today without me.
HAH!!! sure tommy....
I feel no responsibility for this
You shouldn't. You aren't responsible.
- someone asked me to do a job and I did it.
No, you didn't so it, and were fired after a year for not doing it.
It was that idea and not me that kept those people alive.
Yes, it was the idea that someone was able to do that job, and that
person wasn't you.
Episode # 5,286, in which our tommy once again is unable to come up with
a relevant counter argument so he changes the subject completely....
Tell us again how your rode a friction shifting bike for 12 years in
races.
Why would I do that? I didn't race friction shifters for 12 years,
though I likely would have if I had started racing earlier.
On Mon, 16 Dec 2024 14:59:41 -0500, Zen Cycle wrote:
On 12/16/2024 2:48 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Tue Oct 1 16:27:15 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
On 10/1/2024 3:55 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Tue Oct 1 09:38:14 2024 Roger Merriman wrote:
cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Sun Sep 29 13:25:41 2024 AMuzi wrote:He seems to still be fairly knowledgeable none of your problems tend >>>>>> to be things he?d not encounter and have limited knowledge and
On 9/29/2024 12:31 PM, Frank Krygowski wrote:
On 9/29/2024 5:44 AM, Roger Merriman wrote:If her bike is six, any modern Shimano type freewheel will shift >>>>>>>> perfectly; same sprocket spacing.
I put an index bar end shifter on my wife's bike, mostly because >>>>>>>>> she was having difficulty hearing when she was slightly out of >>>>>>>>> gear.
But if used regularly old bikes often get minor upgrades to >>>>>>>>>> indexed and maybe STI shifters and at least 7 speed etc, as >>>>>>>>>> while you have stock pile of 5 speed cogs I?d assume they are >>>>>>>>>> somewhat more awkward to get now?
Yes, some of the cogs are hard to get. I've got tons of large >>>>>>>>> cogs that I'll never use, but certain smaller ones (17 tooth, >>>>>>>>> e.g.) are about gone. I suspect that I'll just be buying new >>>>>>>>> aftermarket freewheels soon.
For Suntour Seven Accushift (CS or FW), the sprockets are closer >>>>>>>> in the low gears and wider apart in the high gears.
No other product duplicates that spacing for correct indexing. >>>>>>>>
--
Andrew Muzi am@yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971 >>>>>>>
Since Frank doesn't work on bikes, there are a lot of details he >>>>>>> doesn't know. When I mention missing them he says "So many
problems" as if he knew all about it.
experience of. Ie tend to be mechanical in nature.
Roger Merriman
The problem is that IF he had the slightest knowledge of these things >>>>> it would lead him to make a suggestion like Andrew. Even Liebermann
though consistently incorrect makes an attempt. This leads one to the >>>>> inescapable conclusion that Frank is nothing more than a phony.
Andrew has been right 99% of the time and the disagreements we had
were funny things like Campagnolo and Shimano making shift wires in a >>>>> different manner which neither of us would have considered.
There's that alternative reality!!!!
If Krygowski were not indeed stupid he would not continuously act as >>>>> if he knew without ever actually solving the problem. This is
something that is turning up more and more in so-called college
graduates.
Question: when 80% of college graduates cannot find a job working in >>>>> their majors, doesn't that indicate that they were insufficiently
educated? Poor Liebermann - he lived in the hottest area for
electronics engineering that couldn't get enough engineers and he
could not get a job in his major. What does that say about his actual >>>>> education? I think that you have to treat Krygowski in the same
manner. A failed mechanical engineer. "Those who can, do. And those
who cannot, teach."
This is why the outrage that as a high school graduate these people
were outraged that I was more than successful.
lol... no one is outraged. we're amused at your tall tales
And yet because of me, there are literally thousands of people
walking aroung today with successful lives that would not be alive
today without me.
HAH!!! sure tommy....
I feel no responsibility for this
You shouldn't. You aren't responsible.
- someone asked me to do a job and I did it.
No, you didn't so it, and were fired after a year for not doing it.
It was that idea and not me that kept those people alive.
Yes, it was the idea that someone was able to do that job, and that
person wasn't you.
Episode # 5,286, in which our tommy once again is unable to come up with
a relevant counter argument so he changes the subject completely....
Tell us again how your rode a friction shifting bike for 12 years in
races.
Why would I do that? I didn't race friction shifters for 12 years,
though I likely would have if I had started racing earlier.
So now you WEREN'T racing while using friction shifters and you had time
to fumble around without looking down snd pretend to be shifting fast and effectively. Exactly who is changing the subject? All of the racers I rode with looked down because they weren't trying to look like experts. Rather they wanted to shift the bike without fumbling around.
Thanks for giving us that new insight into your previous claims.
On Mon, 16 Dec 2024 14:59:41 -0500, Zen Cycle wrote:
On 12/16/2024 2:48 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Tue Oct 1 16:27:15 2024 Zen Cycle wrote:
On 10/1/2024 3:55 PM, cyclintom wrote:
On Tue Oct 1 09:38:14 2024 Roger Merriman wrote:
cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Sun Sep 29 13:25:41 2024 AMuzi wrote:He seems to still be fairly knowledgeable none of your problems tend >>>>>> to be things he?d not encounter and have limited knowledge and
On 9/29/2024 12:31 PM, Frank Krygowski wrote:
On 9/29/2024 5:44 AM, Roger Merriman wrote:If her bike is six, any modern Shimano type freewheel will shift >>>>>>>> perfectly; same sprocket spacing.
I put an index bar end shifter on my wife's bike, mostly because >>>>>>>>> she was having difficulty hearing when she was slightly out of >>>>>>>>> gear.
But if used regularly old bikes often get minor upgrades to >>>>>>>>>> indexed and maybe STI shifters and at least 7 speed etc, as >>>>>>>>>> while you have stock pile of 5 speed cogs I?d assume they are >>>>>>>>>> somewhat more awkward to get now?
Yes, some of the cogs are hard to get. I've got tons of large >>>>>>>>> cogs that I'll never use, but certain smaller ones (17 tooth, >>>>>>>>> e.g.) are about gone. I suspect that I'll just be buying new >>>>>>>>> aftermarket freewheels soon.
For Suntour Seven Accushift (CS or FW), the sprockets are closer >>>>>>>> in the low gears and wider apart in the high gears.
No other product duplicates that spacing for correct indexing. >>>>>>>>
--
Andrew Muzi am@yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971 >>>>>>>
Since Frank doesn't work on bikes, there are a lot of details he >>>>>>> doesn't know. When I mention missing them he says "So many
problems" as if he knew all about it.
experience of. Ie tend to be mechanical in nature.
Roger Merriman
The problem is that IF he had the slightest knowledge of these things >>>>> it would lead him to make a suggestion like Andrew. Even Liebermann
though consistently incorrect makes an attempt. This leads one to the >>>>> inescapable conclusion that Frank is nothing more than a phony.
Andrew has been right 99% of the time and the disagreements we had
were funny things like Campagnolo and Shimano making shift wires in a >>>>> different manner which neither of us would have considered.
There's that alternative reality!!!!
If Krygowski were not indeed stupid he would not continuously act as >>>>> if he knew without ever actually solving the problem. This is
something that is turning up more and more in so-called college
graduates.
Question: when 80% of college graduates cannot find a job working in >>>>> their majors, doesn't that indicate that they were insufficiently
educated? Poor Liebermann - he lived in the hottest area for
electronics engineering that couldn't get enough engineers and he
could not get a job in his major. What does that say about his actual >>>>> education? I think that you have to treat Krygowski in the same
manner. A failed mechanical engineer. "Those who can, do. And those
who cannot, teach."
This is why the outrage that as a high school graduate these people
were outraged that I was more than successful.
lol... no one is outraged. we're amused at your tall tales
And yet because of me, there are literally thousands of people
walking aroung today with successful lives that would not be alive
today without me.
HAH!!! sure tommy....
I feel no responsibility for this
You shouldn't. You aren't responsible.
- someone asked me to do a job and I did it.
No, you didn't so it, and were fired after a year for not doing it.
It was that idea and not me that kept those people alive.
Yes, it was the idea that someone was able to do that job, and that
person wasn't you.
Episode # 5,286, in which our tommy once again is unable to come up with
a relevant counter argument so he changes the subject completely....
Tell us again how your rode a friction shifting bike for 12 years in
races.
Why would I do that? I didn't race friction shifters for 12 years,
though I likely would have if I had started racing earlier.
So now you WEREN'T racing while using friction shifters
and you had time
to fumble around without looking down snd pretend to be shifting fast and effectively.
Exactly who is changing the subject?
All of the racers I rode
with looked down because they weren't trying to look like experts. Rather they wanted to shift the bike without fumbling around.
Thanks for giving us that new insight into your previous claims.
On Wed, 02 Oct 2024 17:24:46 GMT, cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com> wrote:
It is rather difficult to catch rather massive spelling and grammar
errors when you have a 12 lb cat sitting in front of the srceen and you
are relying on touch typing alone to write a message.
You surely can afford to increase your cat secretary's salary so that
your cat can learn to use a spelling checker.
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