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| | Subtle Little Clues that Indicate a True Cyclist |
 | | Jack Dingler reminded us that cyclists have longer shoe laces on the left than on the right, Ilana Stern pointed out that right shoe laces also have badly frayed loops, and Jeff DelPapa correctly noted that, on a tandem rider, both sets of shoe laces are chewed up. |
 | | However, paradoxically, a true cyclist® knows "every street, way, lane, path, and route around his home" and, when offering directions, the cyclist will supply all kinds of information that's meaningless to anyone else, such as the steepness of hills (BIT from Germany). |
 | | According to Phil Feldman, the true cyclist® keeps his bike right next to his chair, a Velonews mousepad sits on the desk, and when he enters the room, he checks the cycling newsgroups before doing any work. |
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