I just really don't like bells lol.
Ill just make a noise, or yell "Achtung!"
I just really don't like bells lol.
Ill just make a noise, or yell "Achtung!"
2007 Kona Dawg
2009 Trek 3900
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Why was the old "post your rigs" thread taken down?
Those long forum stickies are classic.
So here's my rig even though I'm not actually using it for mountain biking at the moment. (Sticking to the paved trails as I'm trying to lose some weight.)
I put some Specialized Nimbus tires on it for road riding, and I just replaced the stock saddle tonight with a Specialized BG2 Sport. (Yeah, I need to lower the nose a bit. I haven't actually ridden it with the new saddle yet.)
Anyway, it was cheap for a new bike, and it's a really comfortable ride, so I'm enjoying it. I've named her the M.U.P.A.B. (Multi-Use Path Assault Bike).
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'01 Klien Adept Race - Added a new front fork recently. Climbs really really well, descends, meh.
'05 Tarmac Comp - love it, so very comfortable.
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My 2007 Trek 6000 with time i will be doing some upgrading. Starting out on the Mountainbike thing.
When i got the bike there was allot of spacers on the fork tubing. Should i take some off and get a higher degree stem? What are some good stems?
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Here is my brand spanking new 2010 Cannondale F5. I have plenty of road bikes I could post photos of but I will hold off on that. Cannondale did a bunch of updates for 2010 including a new lighter frame and a new fork from RST that has a 1.5" steerer tube. I did just pick up some Time ROC ATAC to replace the flats in the photo...now I need to get out on the trails...hopefully this weekend.
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I could be wrong but you got the tires on the wrong wheels. If you put the rear tire on the rear wheel it might help the climbing. Also the tire you have the rear wheel is directional and you have it on backwards. Maybe this is your preference, but the tires are designed for a certain purpose and using them as designed will help all around.
My old-skool mtb that I take on camping trips and what-not.
My new Kinesis that I've been beating the hell out of out shown here on the backbone trail above Malibu.
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fun facts: Psychopaths have trouble understanding abstract concepts.
"Incompetent individuals, compared with their more competent peers, will dramatically overestimate their ability and performance relative to objective criteria."
Dude...those trails seriously...nice.
That's not even the half of it. My crappy CVS brand rechargeable batteries ran out so I didn't get any pictures of of the super-awesome gnarly parts of the trail. Those are just the vistas.
fun facts: Psychopaths have trouble understanding abstract concepts.
"Incompetent individuals, compared with their more competent peers, will dramatically overestimate their ability and performance relative to objective criteria."
“Speed has never killed anyone, suddenly becoming stationary... that’s what gets you.”- Jeremy Clarkson
sic
thanks.
Its what led me to buy the bike honestly, all the other Kona's where white, green, blue etc.. this one was like BAM HERE I AM!!!!!
lol.
I took a decent picture of it on the trail today, Ill post it up in a bit..'
it was dusk out, and the red seemed to have this cool tint to it, looked nice.
2007 Kona Dawg
2009 Trek 3900
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2009 Specialized StumpJumper Comp
Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero.
”Seize today, and put as little trust as you can in the morrow”
- Horace
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2009 Specialized StumpJumper Comp
Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero.
”Seize today, and put as little trust as you can in the morrow”
- Horace
too much chit chat.. too little..
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I don't know. I know Cannondale went there when they started doing the Headshock and then used it for the Lefty...so in theory I could put a Lefty on there. I also know I road bikes they use a 1.5" lower bearing to increase stiffness on CF bikes (Cannondale actually did tests that show no significant added stiffness for an AL bike).
That is about all I know about it.
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Actually, Cannondale used the 1 1/4" headset when they came out with the Headshok. So now young Cheeto...you have 1", 1 1/8", 1 1/4", and the good ol' 1 1/2". Oh yeah...lemme throw another coal on the fire for you. Tapered steerer tubes. 1 1/2" lower headset cup with 1 1/8" top cup.