I <3 NASHBAR
04-02-05, 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by honduraz10
is this sarcasm that i cant comprehend with my feeble mind or just one of those mistype thingys?
04-02-05, 08:39 PM
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Originally Posted by koffee brown
the Chicago Bike Show.
Koffee
Koffee
oh yeah - that thing. Car Sponsor this year Koffee? Or did they do away with that?
04-02-05, 08:59 PM
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Please! Might as well withdraw support from Armstrong too. It's not worth it when you can't see any of the great stuff that's out there, and there's nothing I can get my hands on. Next year, if Hummer comes in, I wouldn't be surprised at all. At least it would be worth the money to go to. I hope they get the biggest car company out there to back them up. If people want to whine like a bunch of babies, they need to be prepared to front the money to replace the money lost by the major sponsor.
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04-02-05, 10:35 PM
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Still an LBS fan...and i clearly DO work for one, so i'm not bias at all. "at cost" rules!
04-03-05, 12:00 AM
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On-road or off?
The jail brake MTB lever has pretty bad build quality but it works. The actual brake itself is very good and the pads are, too. Cables included, good deal. I did my whole MTB SS with a set for the cost of a pair of salmon pads from the LBS.
I'd like to hear about the road variety.
The jail brake MTB lever has pretty bad build quality but it works. The actual brake itself is very good and the pads are, too. Cables included, good deal. I did my whole MTB SS with a set for the cost of a pair of salmon pads from the LBS.
I'd like to hear about the road variety.
04-03-05, 12:16 AM
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The jail brakes are great. They're darn light (btw like 105 and Ultegra I think) and they're nice dual-pivot with real brake shoes. The sora brakes are more expensive and they don't even come with real brake shoes - just one big pad that acts as the shoe.
04-03-05, 06:41 PM
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Nashbar = props
got a lot of stuff from there. good prices
got a lot of stuff from there. good prices
04-03-05, 09:50 PM
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i work in a bike shop but still like nashbar. when all you people that like to think that you know what you are doing screw up your bike installing discount stuffs i get to save the day. 
04-04-05, 07:21 AM
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Originally Posted by bikeskatethrash
Theres this crazy nashbar pursuit bike at my local bike co-op that would make a great fixie, but someone built it up as it was meant to be, and its a sale bike now. Its a pretty nice frame, especially considering its nashbar. Anyone know who used to make the nashbar frames when they had them?
