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03-16-14, 11:28 AM
#2751
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03-19-14, 02:45 PM
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1996 Bontrager Privateer updated with a more modern 9 speed lx/xt drivetrain.
03-23-14, 08:12 PM
#2755
Moar cowbell
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Renthal FatBar Lite and kevlar grips, 2.4 High RollerII 3c up front and Giant dropper post: fresh from this weekend's enduro race in Spokane.
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03-25-14, 09:14 PM
#2756
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Location: Lorain County, Ohio
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Bikes: 1992 Bridgestone RB-T, 1997 KHS Summit X converted to an Xtracycle, 1993 Trek 970 SingleTrack, 1973 Raleigh Grand Prix
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Cross-posting this from the VRC mountain bike thread.
A new eBay purchase. (in fact, these are the eBay photos, as I haven't taken any yet.) This is an as new 1992 Trek 970 SingleTrack. The last year with lugged frames, the first year with the threadless stem, and near the end of the US made frame. The bike still has its Trek tires, Trek saddle, and Trek tool bag. There's not even any scuffing where the cable guides rub on the head tube. I doubt this bike has more than a handful of miles on it.
Currently all apart getting cleaned, greased, and polished.
I also have a Craigslist 1995 Trek 830 Mountain Track beater with the purple fade paint.
A new eBay purchase. (in fact, these are the eBay photos, as I haven't taken any yet.) This is an as new 1992 Trek 970 SingleTrack. The last year with lugged frames, the first year with the threadless stem, and near the end of the US made frame. The bike still has its Trek tires, Trek saddle, and Trek tool bag. There's not even any scuffing where the cable guides rub on the head tube. I doubt this bike has more than a handful of miles on it.
Currently all apart getting cleaned, greased, and polished.
I also have a Craigslist 1995 Trek 830 Mountain Track beater with the purple fade paint.
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1992 Bridgestone RB-T
1993 Trek 970 SingleTrack
Xtracycle conversion on 1997 KHS Summit X
Steve - Lorain County, Ohio
1992 Bridgestone RB-T
1993 Trek 970 SingleTrack
Xtracycle conversion on 1997 KHS Summit X
03-30-14, 11:08 AM
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^^ Nice commuter...hey, I thought this was the MTB forum.
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04-01-14, 12:43 AM
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Here's my parts beast '12 Surly MeanOGREeno. Wearing the commuting pants, but when it finally dries out they'll come off as all pants must. Getting it ready for fire road racing this summer (and hopefully some painfully slow lower-Cat XC). A friend turned my steering spacers in his lathe because he rocks. Shimano XT/Raceface 1x10 drivetrain, Stan's Crest hoops, Avid BB5 (front) and BB7 (rear) brakes, and an Origin8 saddle that has collapsed under the mighty power of my left buttcheek. Behold!
04-01-14, 06:12 AM
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04-01-14, 10:04 PM
#2763
Still kicking.
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Microdrive take two.
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Appreciate the old bikes more than the new.
Appreciate the old bikes more than the new.
04-04-14, 06:06 AM
#2766
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Mine as of 2014. Hopefully, I won't crack a frame this year...
04-04-14, 01:43 PM
#2767
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Major update for the Honzoschmidt, it finally has a fork that can hang. 
Stepped up from a flexy Marzocchi TST 140mm to a 150mm Pike w/35mm stanchions....can't wait to get out & rock it!
Stepped up from a flexy Marzocchi TST 140mm to a 150mm Pike w/35mm stanchions....can't wait to get out & rock it!
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04-05-14, 02:41 PM
#2768
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You'll love your 95 I'm sure. Don't think you'll be giving up that much weight-wise - - frame weighs a pound more and wheels and small bits may account for a bit, but you'll make up for it when you get 'er up to cruising speed
.Biggest surprise to date has been the 'budget' Mavic Crossride wheels. I worried about those spindly-looking things (only 24-spoke 2-cross?) when I got the bike; but after almost a year of plowing rock gardens, landing whippy jumps and runs down a DH course, they're still as tight and true as new. I'm impressed.
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04-05-14, 11:20 PM
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Thanks! Build is mostly stock '13 Enduro (they didn't have Comp versions last year) with some help from my kind folks at Renthal and Maxxis. I really struggled in my choice between the 66 and the 95 but ended up going with what I felt would feel more akin to my 303R DH.
You'll love your 95 I'm sure. Don't think you'll be giving up that much weight-wise - - frame weighs a pound more and wheels and small bits may account for a bit, but you'll make up for it when you get 'er up to cruising speed.
Biggest surprise to date has been the 'budget' Mavic Crossride wheels. I worried about those spindly-looking things (only 24-spoke 2-cross?) when I got the bike; but after almost a year of plowing rock gardens, landing whippy jumps and runs down a DH course, they're still as tight and true as new. I'm impressed.
You'll love your 95 I'm sure. Don't think you'll be giving up that much weight-wise - - frame weighs a pound more and wheels and small bits may account for a bit, but you'll make up for it when you get 'er up to cruising speed
.Biggest surprise to date has been the 'budget' Mavic Crossride wheels. I worried about those spindly-looking things (only 24-spoke 2-cross?) when I got the bike; but after almost a year of plowing rock gardens, landing whippy jumps and runs down a DH course, they're still as tight and true as new. I'm impressed.
04-08-14, 05:40 PM
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It ain't summertime 'til I get a single-speed beater that I have no intention of keeping after Nov. 1st.
This year's candidate is a pretty sweet orange Free Spirit All Terrain with wheels from a Next La Jolla. Gonna get around to shoving a cheap BMX crank in there before long, grab some grips and I'm all ready for trips to coffee, hitting the riverside MUP with the little lady, etc.
This year's candidate is a pretty sweet orange Free Spirit All Terrain with wheels from a Next La Jolla. Gonna get around to shoving a cheap BMX crank in there before long, grab some grips and I'm all ready for trips to coffee, hitting the riverside MUP with the little lady, etc.
04-08-14, 06:02 PM
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+ rep for color, bars and butt-killer saddle .
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04-11-14, 09:31 AM
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^^ U.gly . . . and I mean that in a nice way .
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04-13-14, 02:33 PM
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New old ride...1993 Diamondback Sorrento
How I got it...
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How I got it...
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