internet-bob
Welcome to the Internet Bridgestone Owner’s Bunch, or iBOB, discussion list. This list is an offshoot of the original newsletter based BOB group created by Grant Petersen during his time at Bridgestone. In 1995, when Bridgestone ended its U.S. operations so did BOB. Thankfully Piaw Na gave it new life as a LISTSRV, officially creating internet-BOB. Over the years the list duties have been handed down to many amazing folks and this list has undergone several changes of venue, however it still retains the original spirit of Grant’s (and Piaw’s) BOB.
The iBOB list is dedicated to discussions about all cycling and bicycles that embody "a philosophy of lasting value, function and craftsmanship." iBOB’s value "proven equipment that is repairable or long-lived" and "recognize that expertise comes from involvement". "BOBs are friendly. BOBs are tolerant of other's views. BOBs are always willing to help new cyclists or fellow cyclists. BOBs are honest, and they never, ever lie. They're probably also thrifty and loyal. iBOB is, or should be, a safe place to ask and ponder questions and philosophies as they relate to things BOBbish." 1
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The Fine Print: By joining and participating in the iBob Google group, each applicant and user hereby affirmatively waives any and all claims, causes of action, rights of action which may arise at any point or anytime with respect to any alleged libel, slander, defamation, false light claim or any other related personal tort claim. This waiver shall inure to the benefit of all iBob Google group members, the List Moderators., and any assigns, heirs, or representatives. Each user assumes his or her own risk by participating in the iBob Google group. Subject to the discretion of the List Moderators, members engaging in abusive or tortuous behavior will be permanently removed. Any and all claims or suits arising out of use, in any manner, of the iBob Google group shall be subject to mandatory arbitration pursuant to the rules of the American Arbitration Association. Such arbitration shall take place in Richmond, Virginia and be governed by the law of the Commonwealth of Virginia regardless of any conflicting choice of law provision.
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