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Do a Toby Price 

When you break your wheel/tyre and you use at least cable ties to fix it. Nearly as good as McGyverying it, but better as Toby Price is an Aussie Legend.
Hey Baz, the mower wheel is broke.. its alright just do a Toby Price, that'll fix it.
Do a Toby Price by Aus Moto Fan February 2, 2021
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do a toby price 

At the latest 2021 Dakar rally Toby Price an Australian Motorbike Rider, destroyed his back tyre, on one on the dakar stages. Instead of quitting he used cable ties, to fix his tyre and limp it to the end of the stage. So the modern day athlete version of Mcgyver.
Mate your tyre is falling to bits. Its ok, "Just do a Toby Price" and it'll make it til you finish.
do a toby price by Aus Moto Fan February 2, 2021
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