You guys ever tend to avoid using terms that you're familiar with but know some others wouldn't be?
If I was at a bike show or shop, I could say spoke nipple and nobody would look at me funny. This doesn't work during Craigslist deals though so I completely avoid it. It's just way too awkward even though its correct terminology.
Question: "Hey Zach, how do you true up wheels so good?"
Me: (Knowing that they are unfamiliar with bikes) "Oh, um, you just get a spoke wrench and put it around that thing at the end of the spoke and by the rim and twist it where the bend is after addressing the situation."
Haha, it's hilarious. I'm sure this happens all the time in the workforce. Anyone have any stories? :lol:
If I was at a bike show or shop, I could say spoke nipple and nobody would look at me funny. This doesn't work during Craigslist deals though so I completely avoid it. It's just way too awkward even though its correct terminology.
Question: "Hey Zach, how do you true up wheels so good?"
Me: (Knowing that they are unfamiliar with bikes) "Oh, um, you just get a spoke wrench and put it around that thing at the end of the spoke and by the rim and twist it where the bend is after addressing the situation."
Haha, it's hilarious. I'm sure this happens all the time in the workforce. Anyone have any stories? :lol: