SGV custom build bike
08-02-14, 11:05 AM
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SGV custom build bike
Hey guys anyone ever buy one of these SGV bikes? They are all over amazon for $199... What do you think?
All I'm looking for is a fixie for sliding, doing a few tricks, and cruising...
What's your experience with them? Are they just complete crap and a waste of money or what?
All I'm looking for is a fixie for sliding, doing a few tricks, and cruising...
What's your experience with them? Are they just complete crap and a waste of money or what?
08-02-14, 01:29 PM
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08-02-14, 01:39 PM
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Your cog is slipping.
You honestly can't look at this pic and tell they're complete crap?
edit: Dat fork rake!
edit: Dat fork rake!
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08-02-14, 02:02 PM
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They're heavy and very sluggish but unlike you, I'm not so quick to judge that you might prefer riding a tank at a snails pace instead of a sporty agile ride.
08-02-14, 02:11 PM
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Don't be so quick to judge. I work at a university and there's plenty of them around because of cheap students. Even more so abandoned at racks because of reasons we all know. I've even had the pleasure of riding a blue one with red deep dish wheels and a yellow one with green deep dishes. Both friends of mine have graduated to much nicer bikes.
They're heavy and very sluggish but unlike you, I'm not so quick to judge that you might prefer riding a tank at a snails pace instead of a sporty agile ride.
They're heavy and very sluggish but unlike you, I'm not so quick to judge that you might prefer riding a tank at a snails pace instead of a sporty agile ride.
08-02-14, 02:15 PM
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I heard the #kilott is nice and worth the extra shillings.
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