Mercier Kilo TT Pictures
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I love them, center of bars to tip is 6 inches. They are a little longer than my chopped bars which is exactly what I wanted. Those are the 38cm flavor which for me is the perfect width.
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Just an updated pic of my girlfriends Christmas build... bikeisland 50cm Kilo TT frameset -
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those pedals are great...i need some like that for my singlespeed
what are they?
what are they?
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Looks like Twisted ODYs.
I got a pair of new all White ones with red circle for Sale or Trade (Send me a PM if interested)
Orange n white looks good, slighty matchy matchy tho
Maybe keep front tire black and use white lizard skins grips instead?
I got a pair of new all White ones with red circle for Sale or Trade (Send me a PM if interested)
Orange n white looks good, slighty matchy matchy tho
Maybe keep front tire black and use white lizard skins grips instead?
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2009 Mercier Kilo Pro TT (Cream)
HieRo.One!
HieRo.One!
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Don't know if the red goes with the gold and white but nice bike anyways. A lot of people going for the gold wheels recently.
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hey, i finally got around to picking up a hacksaw to cut off the excess steer tube. Anybody have any tips as to how I should go about this? Never did this before, should I just saw away at it?
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Then hack away using the ziptie as a guide.
try to use longer strokes, you get a more consistent cut as opposed to shorter ones
Then get some coarse grit sandpaper to smooth out the cut
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im finally one of the cut. adjustability is decreased, but that frightening metal crotch basher is defeated.
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With a good tape measure mark where you want to cut the tube, then get a ziptie and ziptie the tube where you want to cut it. Use a marker in case the ziptie slips.
Then hack away using the ziptie as a guide.
try to use longer strokes, you get a more consistent cut as opposed to shorter ones
Then get some coarse grit sandpaper to smooth out the cut
Then hack away using the ziptie as a guide.
try to use longer strokes, you get a more consistent cut as opposed to shorter ones
Then get some coarse grit sandpaper to smooth out the cut
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the picture was taken at an angle, as you can see from where the wall meets the ground.
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just to let you guys know, it appears kilo tts can come with 3/32 chains unlike posted earlier where someone said it was 1/8 only. My 18T Surly 1/8 cog does not fit with the chain...let alone the surly cog looks thicker/beefier than the stock one. I guess i'll just drop 10 bucks for a new chain then.
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yea mine was 3/32"... ill eventually get new 1/8" cranks but they're fine for now...
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TT pro= 1/8
TT = 3/32. If you have a gold chain (pro only chain) it is 1/8"
Some of you are really struggling with this.
TT = 3/32. If you have a gold chain (pro only chain) it is 1/8"
Some of you are really struggling with this.
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Stopped by Long Beach Fixed Gear today and picked up some Knog Beetle LEDs.
Super bright and I like the different light modes.
Super bright and I like the different light modes.
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well you'e going to want it to be straight
i would just take it to a small bike shop...they should do it for the price of the hacksaw that you bought (you should return the hacksaw)
i would just take it to a small bike shop...they should do it for the price of the hacksaw that you bought (you should return the hacksaw)
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Why dont you guys use pipe / tubing cutters?
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my bike...everything's stock for now