Component P0rn . . . or my crappy picts of nice parts
05-01-07, 12:11 AM
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Component P0rn . . . or my crappy picts of nice parts
Apologize for the quality but it's late and I was in a hurry. (Most of) my Sunline stuff came today and it's more beautiful in person than any picture could do justice. The color is pewter with a slight blue-ish cast. The stem is a work of art. Saddle's the only thing on backorder (white - - of course!)
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05-01-07, 12:28 AM
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Not sure where the manufacturing takes place, but Sunline has been around in MX circles for over 20 years. It was started by Motorcycle Hall of Famer Dave Ekins and was bought by Eddie Cole (former Kawasaki factory pilot) in 2004 and was in turn acquired by Valencia Sport Group (661) last year.
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05-01-07, 12:33 AM
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I'm really digging those grips.
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the grips are what caught my eye too. Have you ever used those grips before dminor?
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Have not tried the grips . . . brand new product, so I guess we'll find out. I'm a little hesitant, as I loved my Yeti/ODI's, but time will tell. Had to have the color 
They come in thick or thin, depending on your hand size, which I though was a nice touch. These are the thins.
They come in thick or thin, depending on your hand size, which I though was a nice touch. These are the thins.
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Nice, I'm liking the stem.
Yeah, I was going to say those look mighty thin.
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They come in thick or thin, depending on your hand size, which I though was a nice touch. These are the thins.
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Originally Posted by dminor
Not sure where the manufacturing takes place, but Sunline has been around in MX circles for over 20 years. It was started by Motorcycle Hall of Famer Dave Ekins and was bought by Eddie Cole (former Kawasaki factory pilot) in 2004 and was in turn acquired by Valencia Sport Group (661) last year.
05-01-07, 01:55 PM
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05-01-07, 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by AfterThisNap
My "who makes them" comment was a latenight joke, as they are logoed pretty heavily...
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...but there you go again busting out some encyclopedic knowledge of the parts you ride.
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Really, people should send stuff to people like you for free
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