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Re: Who do we appreciate?
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Originally Posted by JaneYoung
This is an interesting thread. It makes me wonder what the most important part of riding a bicycle is.
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Exactly. I suppose you could ride a bicycle without brakes or handlebars, however the outcome might not be so good!
I think FIRST teams struggle to balance all of their components (positions) and suffer when one or more is ignored (or grossly under-appreciated).
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