Kung Stalles pensum
Kung Stalle; sa:
Nu ere faktist du som är lite osaklig mr Löwdin. Alla undersökningar är inte helt entydiga och dessutom är "alla" ganska få, samt att flera av dem är gjorda av MTBare och då ligger det nära tillhands att misstänka att det är lite si och så med objektiviteten.
Bäste Kung Stalle, jag är alls icke osaklig, den forskning som utförts har visst entydigt visat att cyklar inte gör mer skada än plattfötter. De är ingalunda få arbeten, och har gjorts av alla möjliga och de kan knappast beskyllas för att vara generellt jävade till MTBs förmån. Det råkar bara förhålla sig så att du inte känner till dem.
För din båtnads skull postar jag en bibliografi med MTB-relevanta arbeten. Den är långt ifrån fullständig. Såvitt jag vet har det hittills inte publicerats ett enda arbete som på något sätt visat att MTB är skadligare än plattfötter.
Kung Stalles pensum:
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