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04-11-06, 06:40 PM
#78
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Heheh, like this thread...
No1 was my custom built baby, finished in Dec. -05 and subsequently stolen mid January (that's what happens when you have anything better than a petrolstationbike). It's an Airborne Liberator alu frame with lots of bits from old bike (Marin Pine Mt -94 but upgraded) and lots of new bits. V. light and rode v. well too...
No2 was just delivered by a nice man from Parcel Force (on Monday) and is a stumpjumper comp disc, all standard, 2005. Got it at a bargain price on Ebay!
No1 was my custom built baby, finished in Dec. -05 and subsequently stolen mid January (that's what happens when you have anything better than a petrolstationbike). It's an Airborne Liberator alu frame with lots of bits from old bike (Marin Pine Mt -94 but upgraded) and lots of new bits. V. light and rode v. well too...
No2 was just delivered by a nice man from Parcel Force (on Monday) and is a stumpjumper comp disc, all standard, 2005. Got it at a bargain price on Ebay!
04-11-06, 06:43 PM
#79
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I got a Specialized Hardrock Sport i just got it 3 months ago and LOVING IT! No pics sorry...all stock...2006 model...
04-27-06, 06:34 PM
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Show Me What'cha got
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My bike as of today with new brakes installed (Grimeca System 8), new rear derailleur (SRAM X.9), new shifters (SRAM X.9), and new cassette SRAM PG970. It's amazing how much of a difference the new drive train makes but I was riding Shimano Acera so it's leaps and bounds greater.
04-27-06, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by norcodirtjumper
Heres mine. 2003 Norco Sasquatch, too many upgrades to list.
04-28-06, 07:12 AM
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Ankles Suck!
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Thanks DylanTrembly, I wish I had a better picture of it, instead of leaning up against my dads sparkling clean truck.
04-28-06, 09:07 PM
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2004 Trek 8500. So stiff, and now comes with more dirt! Mods include:
Thomson stem and post
Selle Italia Flite Trans Am saddle [not shown]
ODI lock-on grips
XTR pedals
Eadston bar
Conti tires [not shown]
Race Face H/S
Float 100RLC
Thomson stem and post
Selle Italia Flite Trans Am saddle [not shown]
ODI lock-on grips
XTR pedals
Eadston bar
Conti tires [not shown]
Race Face H/S
Float 100RLC
04-28-06, 09:18 PM
#86
kipuka explorer
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-=- '05 Jamis Nova -=- '04 Fuji Absolute -=- '94 Trek 820 -=- '77 Schwinn Scrambler 36/36 -=-
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04-28-06, 11:43 PM
#87
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My New Ride
Nothing fancy, I was drawn to the matte black finish. All stock, Gary Fisher Opie. Just picked it up this afternoon.
04-29-06, 01:15 AM
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Just Ride
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Originally Posted by norcodirtjumper
Heres mine. 2003 Norco Sasquatch, too many upgrades to list.
04-29-06, 10:20 AM
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PITLOCK Shop
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RM Flow SE - Awesome deal on eBay
Got this baby on eBay for a killer price. Upgraded the fork and off we go. The pink is so manly...
04-29-06, 02:32 PM
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Time for a change.
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Which one?
Bianchi and nearest US model I can put it to is a 2001 grizzly Other is a Dale MT2000 with a few mods to make it suitable for full aggressive offroading.
Bianchi and nearest US model I can put it to is a 2001 grizzly Other is a Dale MT2000 with a few mods to make it suitable for full aggressive offroading.
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04-30-06, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by zx108
blazin i am pretty sure that those rotors need to be flipped over.
no dice man, they're correct, I followed the directional arrow on the rotor itself.
04-30-06, 06:46 PM
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Here we go...
Possably not the same wow-factor of some of the bikes on here, but it was within budget, and a good alrounder for the money. I think...
- 2004 Hardrock Pro Disk. And yes, i know i have a flat!
Daniel
Possably not the same wow-factor of some of the bikes on here, but it was within budget, and a good alrounder for the money. I think...
- 2004 Hardrock Pro Disk. And yes, i know i have a flat!
Daniel
04-30-06, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by zx108
blazin i am pretty sure that those rotors need to be flipped over.