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11-23-08, 12:19 PM
#2701
Have you seen my tractor?
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11-24-08, 08:23 PM
#2702
Just say no to brakes.
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I'm eligible for my Drivers Licence on my 17th birthday.
That would be the 16th of December. Woowoo.
Seriously, thanks. I love my van more and more every day. I hate the price of diesel compared to petrol here more and more every day.
Petrol slips below a dollar a litre for the first time since May 2004...Diesel sits at $1.45. Oh well, better than the $1.70 it was for a while.
That's why i cycle most places
11-24-08, 09:47 PM
#2703
Senior Member
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my ferrous
Here's my 08 gary fisher ferrous. I absolutely love riding this bike. Have added a few things ( ex. saddle, grips..). The steel is a nice change from the rough ride of aluminum, and can take a beating like you wouldn't believe.
JDB
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11-24-08, 11:21 PM
#2705
I'm simply not credible.
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wow. that's awfully ****ing cool.
11-25-08, 01:26 AM
#2706
Moar cowbell
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Haha! I'm sick-in-the-head nutty for utes. I wish there were more over here. Pretty much all we ever had were Rancheros and El Caminos. Back in he 70s I saw a 60s Toyota ute and wondered what the heck it was because it was 'pickupped' but looked like a factory job. Wasn't until later that I learned about all your immense variety of them over there.
I'm sure my wife is tickled that I don't have ready access to start a collection; she hates 'em.
I'm sure my wife is tickled that I don't have ready access to start a collection; she hates 'em.
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11-25-08, 10:26 AM
#2707
getting dropped
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Now I just need to change to a 400mm thompson post and I'll be finished. A hair over 21lb as is.
11-26-08, 08:40 PM
#2708
Just say no to brakes.
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Haha! I'm sick-in-the-head nutty for utes. I wish there were more over here. Pretty much all we ever had were Rancheros and El Caminos. Back in he 70s I saw a 60s Toyota ute and wondered what the heck it was because it was 'pickupped' but looked like a factory job. Wasn't until later that I learned about all your immense variety of them over there.
I'm sure my wife is tickled that I don't have ready access to start a collection; she hates 'em.
I'm sure my wife is tickled that I don't have ready access to start a collection; she hates 'em.
11-27-08, 07:57 PM
#2709
Newbie
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this is great, i totaly dig the bikes some are sick others look really wierd and down right lameto even think about, even worse is i can,t figure out how to get a pic of my ride onto this f/lame computer maglightmatt
11-27-08, 09:11 PM
#2712
Still kicking.
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Woah at first I thought that chelboed had gotten and built up a carbon ibis mojo sl. Was going to point out that it wouldn't last 1 week with him. 
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Appreciate the old bikes more than the new.
Appreciate the old bikes more than the new.
11-27-08, 09:18 PM
#2713
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Yah...when monkeys fly out of my butt! Only way I could do that is if it were solid instead of hollow...and then I still don't know
No offense, MX. It's a killa machine, I'm just prone to destruction.
No offense, MX. It's a killa machine, I'm just prone to destruction.
11-27-08, 10:45 PM
#2714
Lost in the Black Hills
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kmart- i can probably get it just under 25...but no more unless i went full air suspension. my fork is coil too. so it is pretty light whent you consider coil front and rear
mx
11-29-08, 08:35 PM
#2715
Creamy pack filling
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After I bought my new Trek I turned the old C'dale into my commuter/winter/night bike.
11-29-08, 10:07 PM
#2716
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11-30-08, 08:43 AM
#2718
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Thanks. I like it to. I think its right at 30# with a sorta lowish end drive train.
11-30-08, 08:44 AM
#2719
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11-30-08, 09:58 AM
#2720
Old School Rad
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11-30-08, 10:06 AM
#2721
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Oh, really? Would it be more linear? I've never even ridden an FS bike in my life (well, I rode one around walmart once), and the only coil fork I've ever used was a dart.
11-30-08, 10:10 AM
#2722
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It's just more plush. It's a smoother ride.
The dart may as well be a rigid fork when compared to a nice coil fork.
The dart may as well be a rigid fork when compared to a nice coil fork.
11-30-08, 10:14 AM
#2723
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Well, I know that. In fact, for a little bit I was so pissed about the leaking of oil that I almost said screw it and went rigid. The place in the garage where its sitting is covered in oil.
11-30-08, 10:17 AM
#2725
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Thanks. I'm loving the new brakes and Fork (and I almost destroyed a log over with my bash guard).
