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Old 06-02-13, 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted by xoxoxoxoLive
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Fun looking bike there.
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Originally Posted by giantcfr1
Fun looking bike there.
Thanks, was an early Saturday morning Craigslist find, still had the original tires on it. The chain was at the 75% wear mark, so I bought it. Changed the tires, seat, and the handle bar stem. Not sure I want to keep it though, it's a 21 1/2 " frame, little big for me.
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One year and 6000 miles later. It's still mostly a 1990 Univega Via Carisma.



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Originally Posted by martinus
More pics of the blk/wht one ?
Sorry, I don't really have any good pics of it. It's my buddies GT Avalanche 3.0. It's a good looking bike.
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Originally Posted by sgnl2nz
One year and 6000 miles later. It's still mostly a 1990 Univega Via Carisma.
Nice looking bike!
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Old 06-04-13, 01:20 AM
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Took the red reflective stickers off my wheels
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Took the red reflective stickers off my wheels
Looks Sweet...
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Originally Posted by giantcfr1
Took the red reflective stickers off my wheels
It's nice your bike finally recovered from that long illness
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Old 06-04-13, 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted by jbchybridrider
It's nice your bike finally recovered from that long illness
Worst case on measles I have ever seen. MMRV is important kids.

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Originally Posted by xoxoxoxoLive
Picked this up today, rides awesome, & love the adjustable lockout shocks.
Bitter Sweet , (Good Bye) the Trek 6500 went to a new home.. But it was for the best.. The 7.6 was jealous
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Returned to flat pedals... I really like SPD pedals and how they perform but I can not be every time in SPD shoes (this is my only bike and I use it for every kind of riding - to pub or to trail or to business meeting).

Combined pedals such as m324 Shimano and similar where not an option ...adapters for eggbeaters are to damn expensive.

So I ran on these in LBS, liked them and bought them - Exustar e-pb525, seald bearing, removable pins, 360 grams per pair.






Also ordered red pins to mach the rest of the bike...
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They look nice!
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So I ran on these in LBS, liked them and bought them - Exustar e-pb525, seald bearing, removable pins, 360 grams per pair.






Those pedals are nice but be very careful. Your shins will thank you for it.
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Originally Posted by jbchybridrider
"Ah Ha" so you did buy it It looks fantastic and fast standing still, you should be very happy with it. Merida is making some really hot bikes these days.

Now we need pic's while out riding with it!
Yeah, finally pulled the trigger

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Originally Posted by rise000
Returned to flat pedals...




Also ordered red pins to mach the rest of the bike...
Fine choice as usual.
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Old 06-08-13, 09:08 AM
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my trek 7.7 2012 over 3k miles trouble free.....
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Here is my share
Self alternated bike with shimano gears and butterfly bar









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Old 06-10-13, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by rise000
Returned to flat pedals... I really like SPD pedals and how they perform but I can not be every time in SPD shoes (this is my only bike and I use it for every kind of riding - to pub or to trail or to business meeting).

Combined pedals such as m324 Shimano and similar where not an option ...adapters for eggbeaters are to damn expensive.

So I ran on these in LBS, liked them and bought them - Exustar e-pb525, seald bearing, removable pins, 360 grams per pair.






Also ordered red pins to mach the rest of the bike...
I want a set of those pedals..
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Same look (new gearing)



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Originally Posted by xoxoxoxoLive


Very nice upgrades
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Old 06-11-13, 12:44 AM
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Originally Posted by giantcfr1
Fine choice as usual.
Thnx... Didn't comment before but removing the red dots from your wheels made Bad Boy even more attractive

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I want a set of those pedals..
As I can see they are not to expensive in us/eu web shops and they come also in white

Great upgrades on Trek
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Hi all,

I'm new, and this is my bike.













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Old 06-11-13, 06:28 PM
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Thnx... Didn't comment before but removing the red dots from your wheels made Bad Boy even more attractive
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I have to agree. I prefer subtle touches of red on black, so reducing it has made a difference for the better. Thinking about changing the cables back to black in the near future.
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In 2008 I bought a Schwinn Tourist from Target (not the most knowledgeable bike purchase ever made), and over the years as I've learned more about bikes in general, I've built her back up from scratch to be a Frankenbike of sorts. The only things still stock on this bike besides the frame and fork are the seatpost, derailleur + hanger, and the stem. Since the original flatbar setup didn't actually fit me, this setup allows for a lazy commute into work (at a 45-degree posture angle). The frame is what kept me coming back...I love the look of it, and it's one of my few favorite aluminum frames. The added components make her not-quite-so-light, but she's still lighter than my steel beasties.



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Originally Posted by deeth82
In 2008 I bought a Schwinn Tourist from Target (not the most knowledgeable bike purchase ever made), and over the years as I've learned more about bikes in general, I've built her back up from scratch to be a Frankenbike of sorts...

It's far from what I'd a concider a frankenbike. It looks bloody fantastic.
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