Sag Aloo

wordnumb
wordnumb Posts: 847
edited November 2009 in MTB general
So how is it that I was scraping sag aloo* from my bike after this morning's ride, yet nothing that was flung into my face from the front wheel tasted remotely like spinach or potato?

* Messy spinach and potato side dish, popular in Punjab.

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  • jrduquemin
    jrduquemin Posts: 791
    I hope you didn't try tasting it to confirm it was sag aloo... :D
    2010 Lynskey R230
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  • wordnumb
    wordnumb Posts: 847
    But what if it had been sag aloo and I'd just hosed the bike down without checking?
  • The Rookie
    The Rookie Posts: 27,812
    Saag Aloo, lovely jubbly......

    Popular in Maharashtra as well......

    I can see what may look like saag, but potatoes?

    Simon
    Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.
  • wordnumb
    wordnumb Posts: 847
    The Beginner wrote:
    I can see what may look like saag, but potatoes?

    Big clods of pale clay mud.
  • scotto
    scotto Posts: 381
    Classic sign of myxomatosis, rabbits extrete a solution which looks very similar to sag aloo, this is generally seen in the second week of the disease when it penetrates the digestive system.

    I only know this because I am a vet.

    It could be advised that you see your doctor and get a tetanus jab to be on the safe side.

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