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07-10-06, 07:42 AM
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Solid AA Frame
What does everyone think of this frame?
I like it alot.
Its making me second guess getting my Fit(haha, as usual).
https://www.solidbmx.com/
I like it alot.
Its making me second guess getting my Fit(haha, as usual).
https://www.solidbmx.com/
07-10-06, 09:55 AM
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I can't find it.
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07-10-06, 11:09 AM
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its not on that page but it is on this one...
-------------->https://www.twelve0four.net/****it/ar..._a_h.html#more
-------------->https://www.twelve0four.net/****it/ar..._a_h.html#more
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Never mind...the editing thing on this messes up the hyper link...just copy it and exchange the asterics for fu$k(exept the actual word)
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kinetec, you must hate yourself...lol
its a pretty good frame, i havnt really payed much attention to it considering im not looking for a frame but it seems nice.
its a pretty good frame, i havnt really payed much attention to it considering im not looking for a frame but it seems nice.
07-10-06, 12:49 PM
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I'd still go with the Fit.
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07-10-06, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by GunzOfSteel 921
I'd still go with the Fit.
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Aren't Solid frames the ones you can get customized from the company, like with no brake mounts or custom paint jobs?
I like the bronze one a lot, but some nice white/blue graphics on the downtube would be sweet.
I like the bronze one a lot, but some nice white/blue graphics on the downtube would be sweet.
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Yeah, if my bike didn't just get jacked, and I was still getting that mutiny frame next season, I think I would consider that solid frame instead.
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Originally Posted by FuzzyRyder
Yeah, if my bike didn't just get jacked, and I was still getting that mutiny frame next season, I think I would consider that solid frame instead.
The Solid frame is very good and its giving the Fit and my easily changing mind a run for its money?
Originally Posted by MadMan2k
Aren't Solid frames the ones you can get customized from the company
07-11-06, 06:50 AM
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Originally Posted by premiumbmx2005
kinetec, you must hate yourself...lol
its a pretty good frame, i havnt really payed much attention to it considering im not looking for a frame but it seems nice.
its a pretty good frame, i havnt really payed much attention to it considering im not looking for a frame but it seems nice.
07-11-06, 11:49 AM
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Just get the Fit.. it's a mighty fine frame.
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07-12-06, 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by GunzOfSteel 921
Just get the Fit.. it's a mighty fine frame.
I also like their new sprocket.
07-12-06, 02:33 PM
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I'd still go with the Fit though.
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07-13-06, 07:06 AM
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Originally Posted by GunzOfSteel 921
I'd still go with the Fit though.
My mind changes too much. I probly wont know what frame im getting till my damn mom takes me to the bank and i get the money.
Ill most definatley be getting that Solid sprocket though
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odyssey vermont!
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Originally Posted by eightdip
what colour sprocket?
Thats how i like my bikes, all black parts, and a color frame.
07-15-06, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by sbcdestroy
Go with the Solid. and tree sprocket.
Solid > fit
Tree > everything
Solid > fit
Tree > everything
And im still deciding on the frame, haha.
Solid>Fit
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Originally Posted by premiumbmx2005
wow, that makes soooo much sense....how come i didnt think of that?
Same with his idea for directly threading bar ends into the bars, genious.
I still stand with the Fit < Solid