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1428821… (koe08): Process Description

Topics DIY: Bicycle

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00:00:00:07		 So, I’m riding my bike when suddenly, I get a flat tire.
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00:00:06:17		 And it’s the back wheel, of all things, which makes it even more annoying.
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00:04:03:49		 Since it’s still relatively flat, I pump up the tire first.
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00:04:04:31		 FLAT1A [MG]
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00:04:06:35		 $PROD* [MG]
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00:04:06:44		 If you drop it, the tire springs back up.
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