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Lets face it... many people don't know a lot themselves and are here more for intertainment than anything else... but if they can pick up some knowledge along the way... thats cool too...
Personally I am here more for the entertainment... but if I can interpet what they are saying and can help I will... if not I go on...
I am pretty new to this forum. Ever question that I have asked has got great responses back and people are really helpful and friendly ...even to us n00bs!! So I have no complaints at all.
This place is cool as hell to me being a newly learning bike dude and all.
If you arent getting the answer you want means you didnt phrase the question right.
Truth is I'm fairly green with the whole bike thing, and only mechanically enclined to attach pretty chrome things to my bike. I read these threads mostly to try and learn a few things here and there and for the entertainment that some threads provide, so why should I add a comment? If I have a legit question or something I want to talk about Ill post it, if it gets 100 comments or if it gets zero oh well. Maybe it was silly? Life goes on........
I am pretty much a noobie here and have noticed this somewhat. I just assumed that people didn't have a good answer. Also, I think us noobies post questions that have been posted and answered thousands of times before. That is why there is a search function, imo.
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