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2008-07-24 7:36 PM
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yep, Adamo made me a believer too.   go get one!!!

2008-07-24 9:12 PM
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Being a guy, this needs to be the first priority.

Guess I am more used to the miles. When I first started riding I had this problem. Now it is very rare. If it occurs just reach down and shake things about. You will be fine.
2008-07-24 9:20 PM
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The good thing about your junk falling asleep during the day is that it will then be up all night.
2008-07-25 7:42 AM
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My "church bells" use to "ring" non-stop after about 15 minutes in the saddle.  I have no explanation but that ringing sensation just went away on its own and now my bells never ring while riding. 

I will say....the ringing of the bells was initially quite bothersome to me...specifically in reference to the concept of permanent (or even temporary) damage.  I felt much better following a careful examination conducted by my sweety, at which point in time I realized no damage of any sort had been sustained.

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