The official *all new* Jackass thread (keep it fun)
11-21-12, 08:31 PM
#5828
Magnets, how do they work
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11-23-12, 03:39 AM
#5830
Pizza
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11-23-12, 04:23 AM
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Chainstay Brake Mafia
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650 front on a 700 frame/fork, guess it was a discount wheel huh
https://www.pedalroom.com/bike/the-do...erospoke--8532
11-23-12, 04:38 AM
#5833
Cool Guy
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11-23-12, 05:16 AM
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nope just a dumb idea, take a 700 fork put a 650 wheel and fit it with a looooooong reach brake caliper. take a look at the other pic on page 233 and you will see
11-23-12, 10:03 AM
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One of his fixay bros prob told him rear sloping top tubes were not tarck enough, and he just came up with this brilliant solution.
11-23-12, 07:14 PM
#5836
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Ahh I see. Well, he got that thing leveled off, alright. Thanks for the clarification.
11-23-12, 08:48 PM
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Custom Fixed Gear Bikes
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Why complicate things? These Boca fixies bring it back to the bare essentials with elegant design and nimble agility. As more people join the revolution, custom aspects of these single speed bikes really start to standout. Bullhorns or drop handlebars? Are you into brakes? Or do you live on the wild side?
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There are so many words people use to categorize these single speed bikes from fixed gear, fixies, brakeless, boosters etc, but no matter what term you use there is only one word that comes to mind when we think of these bikes, "art". With the freedom to express yourself in every part and color you pick for your custom fixie. We love what we do and love watching our customers become the "Picasso" of there time when they start to design their own masterpiece, the bike that soon becomes an extension of their personality.
Why complicate things? These Boca fixies bring it back to the bare essentials with elegant design and nimble agility. As more people join the revolution, custom aspects of these single speed bikes really start to standout. Bullhorns or drop handlebars? Are you into brakes? Or do you live on the wild side?
Whatever your preference, the Boca Bike Shop is ready to help you express yourself with a custom fixie that will last a lifetime.
https://www.bocabikeshop.com/
11-25-12, 08:55 PM
#5840
might be Phil Schwartz
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11-26-12, 02:18 AM
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Wow, that can't be right...he even says the scale measures a little heavier, so it must be somewhere from 10 to 11lb!
11-26-12, 12:01 PM
#5845
C3 H6 O3 ACID
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Am I a jackass if I put a band sticker on my frame?
11-26-12, 01:45 PM
#5848
Your cog is slipping.
I swear, evilcryalotmore derps simply for the sake of derping.
11-26-12, 01:51 PM
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There's no way his "silver wheels" weight 6 POUNDS more than his blingin' generic carbon wheels.
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