taco v. especially in cycling, to bend or fold (a wheel) in the middle. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
taco v.— «If the rim is sprung out of round, so the wheel looks like a potato chip (some people say it’s pretzeled, others say tacoed)…you’ve got to resort to drastic methods if you’re going to be able to ride home at all...
taco v.— «Taco: To bend a wheel over on itself into the shape of a taco. Example: “I tacoed my wheels, and it cost me 100 bucks.”» —“Cycling through the lingo” Ventura County Star (California) July 4...
potato chip
n.— «Potato chip: A wheel that has been bent badly, but not tacoed.» —“Cycling through the lingo” Ventura County Star (California) July 4, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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door prize n.— «I was knocked from my bike. My front wheel and shocks were damaged, but i wasn’t. The second time was a door prize. As i rode north up Yonge, someone opened the door of their parked car directly into my path.» —“A...