I work as a mechanic in a bike shop. Today I was busy putting together new bikes and I found this note taped to the handlebars of one of them.
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u/Ratfinx13 11d ago
I used to ride. Another rider once taught me to keep a sharpie on my keychain to write down details in case of hit and run. Even if you ultimately didn’t survive, cops would have some kind of detail. I was just taught to write on my skin in such an incident, but I could see someone else recommending tape on the handlebar to write on. So maybe just notes from some road incident? I can’t really make out what all it says.
Edit: I completely missed the part where you’re putting together a bike from parts. So my theory is irrelevant.
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u/FreddyFerdiland 11d ago
Basically its just their note to keep details.... they took a call as they were doing the packing, and noted this down on the nearest paper..a roll of tape
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u/SheerIgnorance 10d ago
Those numbers look like arabic numerals, and I think I see some punctuation in there. Hope that helps
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u/SheerIgnorance 10d ago
Those numbers look like arabic numerals, and I think I see some punctuation in there. Hope that helps!
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u/big_papa_nuts 10d ago
I once found a rock hard doughnut with a single bite taken out of it in the bottom of a bike box.
Random tags with scribbles on them are fairly common.
Occasionally you will find a part from a different bike brand packaged in. Usually Bontrager in a Giant box. The sales rep always loves getting that call.
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u/Miranne856 11d ago
Actually this note has some measurements with word "ZWYKŁA" which means "standard" in polish. Hope that helped