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Old 05-09-07, 07:20 PM
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Raiyn
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Bikes: 2003 Specialized Rockhopper FSR Comp, 1999 Specialized Hardrock Comp FS, 1971 Schwinn Varsity

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This is an update to my earlier post


FRAME-- 1999 Specialized Hardrock Comp FS

FORK-- Surly 1x1 Rigid

HEADSET-- Cane Creek C2

STEM-- Ritchey Comp Threadless, Forged Aluminum

HANDLEBARS-- Titec Hellbent narrowed 1 1/8" per side

TAPE / GRIPS-- ODI "Rogue" Lock On grips

FRONT BRAKE-- Avid Arch 40 with Kool Stop cartridge pads

REAR BRAKE-- Shimano Nexave with Kool Stop cartridge pads

BRAKE LEVERS-- Avid SD 2.0L

BRAKE EXTRA-- Problem Solvers Travel Agents front and rear in "pulley" mode

BRAKE EXTRA-- Nashbar Aluminum Brake Booster

FRONT DÉRAILLEUR-- Shimano M-570 LX

REAR DÉRAILLEUR-- Shimano M-570 LX

SHIFT LEVERS-- Shimano LX, 9 speed

CASSETTE-- SRAM R-9 11-23

CHAIN-- SRAM PC-59

BOTTOM BRACKET Shimano UN-25, 68mm shell width, 113mm spindle length

CRANKSET-- Specialized Strongarm II, square taper

CHAINRINGS-- 44Ax32Sx22S, 4 bolt, 104/64mm pattern, steel chainring bolts

PEDALS-- TIME Control-Z

RIMS-- Sun Rhynolytes built to XT 750 disc

FRONT TIRE-- Continental Avenue 26"x1.75" (actually measures more like a 1.5")

REAR TIRE--Continental Avenue 26"x1.75" (actually measures more like a 1.5")

TUBES-- Specialized, schraeder valve

SADDLE-- Specialized Body Geometry technology, steel rails

SEAT POST-- Stock aluminum

NOTES -- Nervz Teflon cables, Profile Design Kages, Cateye Mity 3

The reason for the double pics is to illustrate what I call the "Stealth Reflector" concept and the use of Reflective tape on the wheels instead of CSPC plastic reflectors.
Basically the idea behind the "Stealth Reflector" is to use the same color (or reasonably close) tape as the frame so that it blends during the day, yet provides reflective properties at night.


Please keep in mind that reflectors or reflective tape is no substitute for lights and are to be viewed and used as supplements to a lighting system not in place of one.


edit: I started a new thread here so that this one can return to topic
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