What Should I Change
01-03-05, 02:19 AM
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I want to make my bike super light and strong so what should I change
write back some coments about my bike
Frame: Hoffman Dirty One Thirty
Fork: Odyssey Race Forks I need to put on
Bars: Hoffman Jumping Bars painted black
Front Wheel: Aluminum Rim With Crap hub
Back Wheel: Alex Chrome 48-Hole with Crap Hub
Cranks: Profile 175mm
Bottom Bracket: Profile with Cromoly Spidle
Pedals: DK Iron Cross Magnesuim Sealed
Sprocket: Hoffman
Tires: Primo Dirt Monster, Kenda Kikzumbut
Seat Post Clamp: Hoffman
Seat Post: Pro BMX
Seat: Primo Hemoriod
Brakes: Dia-Compe 990’s with Free Agent Lever
Cable: Cheap One
Stem: Odyssey
Pegs: Mosh
Grips: Odyssey Geda
Bar Ends: Motor Bike Ones
Chain: Pro BMX
Chain Tensioners: Tuf-Neck
Headset: A Headset Sealed
Extras/Modifications: I cut my bars and forks and seat post
write back some coments about my bike
Frame: Hoffman Dirty One Thirty
Fork: Odyssey Race Forks I need to put on
Bars: Hoffman Jumping Bars painted black
Front Wheel: Aluminum Rim With Crap hub
Back Wheel: Alex Chrome 48-Hole with Crap Hub
Cranks: Profile 175mm
Bottom Bracket: Profile with Cromoly Spidle
Pedals: DK Iron Cross Magnesuim Sealed
Sprocket: Hoffman
Tires: Primo Dirt Monster, Kenda Kikzumbut
Seat Post Clamp: Hoffman
Seat Post: Pro BMX
Seat: Primo Hemoriod
Brakes: Dia-Compe 990’s with Free Agent Lever
Cable: Cheap One
Stem: Odyssey
Pegs: Mosh
Grips: Odyssey Geda
Bar Ends: Motor Bike Ones
Chain: Pro BMX
Chain Tensioners: Tuf-Neck
Headset: A Headset Sealed
Extras/Modifications: I cut my bars and forks and seat post
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01-03-05, 04:06 AM
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sell the BMX and buy a road bike instead
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01-03-05, 10:45 AM
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Smart choice - don't need some buttwipe whose says crap in here screwing around with his flaming posts.
The first thing you have to do is give us a budget - how many THOUSANDS of dollars do you actually have to spend on your "super light and strong" bike?
How long have you been riding?
The first thing you have to do is give us a budget - how many THOUSANDS of dollars do you actually have to spend on your "super light and strong" bike?
How long have you been riding?
01-03-05, 04:52 PM
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New wheel set, riding on a proper 10t cassette with araya or odyesey rims??, and a new sprocket. Forks are light so no need to change them........i would just get the gearing down and focus on the wheels. Maybe enter sum races?? sounds stupid but you do get some super light prizes, competitions.
How much does your bike weigh at the moment?? mine weighs 26.6 lbs, now thats light. My bike is still strong so dont forget to get good parts. If maybe summit is cheap and light BEWARE its probly CAKK!! spend some money on it, in the long run you will save money MOOOHAHHAHAHAHH!!!!!!!!
How much does your bike weigh at the moment?? mine weighs 26.6 lbs, now thats light. My bike is still strong so dont forget to get good parts. If maybe summit is cheap and light BEWARE its probly CAKK!! spend some money on it, in the long run you will save money MOOOHAHHAHAHAHH!!!!!!!!
01-03-05, 10:58 PM
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Yup - A good wheel set will rip through your 500 aussie dollars like cream cheese.
Profile hubs, 10t driver, Odyssey Duralectric black rims, and your cash is history!
But, you'll be psyched on your wheels.
You will (must) get a new sprocket as well - 27 or 26 teeth.
Next up would be switching your frame out.
Profile hubs, 10t driver, Odyssey Duralectric black rims, and your cash is history!
But, you'll be psyched on your wheels.
You will (must) get a new sprocket as well - 27 or 26 teeth.
Next up would be switching your frame out.
01-05-05, 05:04 PM
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I think im going to get odyssey hazard lite wheel set and a ten tooth driver and a We The People 5 Star Sprocket by the way are they any good
