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01-17-09, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by MIN

Playing around with my camera tonight...

Details: Canon XTi 50mm @ F5.0, handheld at 1/13 with custom WB. Levels adjustment and unsharp mask in Photoshop 8.

dunno about the front white rando, but wound up + hed = drool

01-17-09, 10:18 PM

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mine bike and the bike im building for my girl

01-17-09, 10:33 PM

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MIN

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Originally Posted by jdms mvp

dunno about the front white rando, but wound up + hed = drool

I barely ride the HED3, I mounted the new Rando to see if 28Cs would clear my Wound Up on what is my spare wheel. (It does with 2mm to go). I haven't ridden the Rando yet, it's going on the rear.

01-17-09, 10:54 PM

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Not everyones jam, but theyre wat Ive got...

Cannondale Track

New wheelset on em.
Still need to wrap up my drops and throw em on here.

Motobecane Messenger

Stripped the paint.
These bars are gonna go onto the Cannondale. Gonna get some new risers and throw it on here. Its a beater bike, for wen I have to run errands and pick up diapers. White Origin grips or Red Ourys?
This wheelset was on the Cannondale, gonna be put onto the other bike.

Garneau Pursuit 9.0

Wheels are goin to the beater.
Not sure how Im feelin about the stem. Super short and looks like its an integrated stem...
Obviously, still need a chain, which Im going to buy tmrw morning. Semi "gold" KMC.

Still some work to be done, but Im satisfied for now...

01-17-09, 11:26 PM

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HybridPilot

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^ I agree with you on the stem but the bike still looks awesome.

01-17-09, 11:39 PM

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Thanks.

I have a spare Specialized stem. Gonna play around with it tmrw, after I get a new chain.

But the short stem matches the frames color soo well :\

01-17-09, 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by MIN

Details: Canon XTi 50mm @ F5.0, handheld at 1/13 with custom WB. Levels adjustment and unsharp mask in Photoshop 8.

cool, you know things.

01-18-09, 01:43 AM

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Ed Litton

https://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2009...ottSpencer.htm

01-18-09, 02:16 AM

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Prime, is each of your bike frames a different size?

01-18-09, 02:41 AM

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https://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2009...ottSpencer.htm

I did check your site.. your bike is very sharp!!

01-18-09, 03:12 AM

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Built this today:

01-18-09, 03:13 AM

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I did check your site.. your bike is very sharp!!

it's not mine.

01-18-09, 07:07 AM

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Random Bike: De Rosa San Remo (1997)

I surfed on velospace site, visit the random's bicycle: De Rosa San Remo Fixed Gear Conversion. His bike is super-beautiful, and well-built!

FYI: Bike in Pictures isn't mine, its from velospace via random owner ..

01-18-09, 07:11 AM

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it's not mine.

Ooops I was thought its your actual bike or your wife's bicycle.. I am wrong.. someway by tricky.. Anyway its very sharp and awesome customize!

01-18-09, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by SaveTheRock

Prime, is each of your bike frames a different size?

Pretty much.

Cannondale is a 57
Motobecane is a 58
Garneau is a... 56 or 57? I totally forgot. I know the seat tube is a 57.

They all fit, except the Motobecane feels a lot shorter (toptube,) compared to the Cannondale. Which is kinda odd, I think.

01-18-09, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by trons

where is the cringing emoticon

Right here

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01-18-09, 12:14 PM

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01-18-09, 01:17 PM

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My newly converted MTB. SS, 38/18 for around 55 gear inches

01-18-09, 02:51 PM

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Originally Posted by ctavel

Giant Omnium-- Sugino 75's, Dura-Ace High Flange, Gran Compe SS tires, Thomson post and stem, Cinelli saddle, Soma pedals, cages and straps

and in cosmic mode. These wheels are for sale and have never been ridden. They were built by Loose Nuts in Athens, Ga.

LOVE that bike!

01-18-09, 03:38 PM

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01-18-09, 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by thehappyrobot

hey man does your front brake ruin the look of your blinged out bright silver deep v?
im about to have the same wheelset as you and a front brake as well so i was just wondering.
BTW the maddy looks clean

01-18-09, 05:54 PM

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Believe it or not, both those rims are machined. So, no it doesn't ruin the surface. Its really hard to tell the difference between high polished aluminum and a machined sidewall.

01-18-09, 06:04 PM

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Updated pic of the Alien.

The cross bike in road mode.

For the nay-sayers who want to know where the dirt is...

The Alien mainly sees city riding/commuting/alleycats/traffic now that I have some gears and brakes to do long stuff on. The CX bike sees mud, long miles, extended climbs, 45mph descents and lots of suffering.

AYHSMB