29 inches and rigid
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Looks flexy. Didn't they offer the powdercoating in rootbeer?
Seriously, though, very sano. Diggin' the green especially.
Seriously, though, very sano. Diggin' the green especially.
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She's a beauty, but if I'm not seeing things, that wireless sensor on your fork just destroyed your hipster cred.
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(I honestly think it looks painful and exhausting but it does have a definite Spartan panache to it.)
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Don't be so stingy with the Phil's. You can always buy more.
Love the green rims, but I am biased.
Is that the M660 or M665 crank? I was going to order one today.
Love the green rims, but I am biased.
Is that the M660 or M665 crank? I was going to order one today.
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I was running my SLX like that, worked well. Used a chainguide though.
Did you win those green rims on a contest on here a while back? I vaguely remember something from my early days on here.
Did you win those green rims on a contest on here a while back? I vaguely remember something from my early days on here.
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glynis:
it's a m660...i sold the 3 chainrings the other day....also sold my stock truvativ fire x cranks, so the slx ones ended up costing me very little!!
mz:
it's a non-ramped ss 32t ring, so i'm having no problems with chain drop.
and no, i didn't win them. i built them.
it's a m660...i sold the 3 chainrings the other day....also sold my stock truvativ fire x cranks, so the slx ones ended up costing me very little!!
mz:
it's a non-ramped ss 32t ring, so i'm having no problems with chain drop.
and no, i didn't win them. i built them.