My first complete build
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My first complete build
Got a used FIT series 1 frame, and stripped it and built it up. Hope you like the color.
Heres how i got mmmmmm pretty
Heres the other side
Here it is stripped
Primed and ready
Finished frame
Finished bike
Heres the specs
Frame/ Fit series one
Wheel rear/ Odyssey Hazard lite cassette rear
Wheel front/ Alex Supra-A rim GT mohawk hub
Crank/ Primo powerbite
Pedals/ Primo balance magnesium sealed
Chainwheel/ Tree
Seat post and clamp/ Fit aluminum
Seat/ GT nice and comfy
Brake lever/ Odyssey Monolever
Brake line/ XTR
Forks/ Light weight 22 oz full Chro-Mo
Bars/ Macniel Lighter Bars 9 butted <--buy yourself a set of these, i love them
Grips/ Haro
Chain/ KMC drop buster
Tires/ Airbag 100s GT
Brake/ Stock GT Hombre'
Cane Creek S2 headset
Heres how i got mmmmmm pretty
![](https://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y165/ken-man/HowIgotit.jpg)
Heres the other side
![](https://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y165/ken-man/HowIgotit-2.jpg)
Here it is stripped
![](https://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y165/ken-man/Stripped.jpg)
Primed and ready
![](https://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y165/ken-man/Primed.jpg)
Finished frame
![](https://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y165/ken-man/PaintedFrame.jpg)
Finished bike
![](https://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y165/ken-man/Front.jpg)
Heres the specs
Frame/ Fit series one
Wheel rear/ Odyssey Hazard lite cassette rear
Wheel front/ Alex Supra-A rim GT mohawk hub
Crank/ Primo powerbite
Pedals/ Primo balance magnesium sealed
Chainwheel/ Tree
Seat post and clamp/ Fit aluminum
Seat/ GT nice and comfy
Brake lever/ Odyssey Monolever
Brake line/ XTR
Forks/ Light weight 22 oz full Chro-Mo
Bars/ Macniel Lighter Bars 9 butted <--buy yourself a set of these, i love them
Grips/ Haro
Chain/ KMC drop buster
Tires/ Airbag 100s GT
Brake/ Stock GT Hombre'
Cane Creek S2 headset
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Originally Posted by bmichaelx
That color is freakin awesome!!!
What gearing are you running? Is it 36/13?
What gearing are you running? Is it 36/13?
The Haz-lite cassette comes with 4 drive cogs 12-13-14-16
I left the 16 on when I put the 30 tooth tree on. I'll switch them around for sure. With the 30/16 I cut the chain with the rear axle more forward than normal so I could use any cog and just have to adjust the chain tensioner, and not have to mess with chain length again.
Thanks for the reply!
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Originally Posted by Kenny_Ga
Currently 30/16
The Haz-lite cassette comes with 4 drive cogs 12-13-14-16
I left the 16 on when I put the 30 tooth tree on. I'll switch them around for sure. With the 30/16 I cut the chain with the rear axle more forward than normal so I could use any cog and just have to adjust the chain tensioner, and not have to mess with chain length again.
Thanks for the reply!
The Haz-lite cassette comes with 4 drive cogs 12-13-14-16
I left the 16 on when I put the 30 tooth tree on. I'll switch them around for sure. With the 30/16 I cut the chain with the rear axle more forward than normal so I could use any cog and just have to adjust the chain tensioner, and not have to mess with chain length again.
Thanks for the reply!
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Originally Posted by Kenny_Ga
Currently 30/16
The Haz-lite cassette comes with 4 drive cogs 12-13-14-16
I left the 16 on when I put the 30 tooth tree on. I'll switch them around for sure. With the 30/16 I cut the chain with the rear axle more forward than normal so I could use any cog and just have to adjust the chain tensioner, and not have to mess with chain length again.
The Haz-lite cassette comes with 4 drive cogs 12-13-14-16
I left the 16 on when I put the 30 tooth tree on. I'll switch them around for sure. With the 30/16 I cut the chain with the rear axle more forward than normal so I could use any cog and just have to adjust the chain tensioner, and not have to mess with chain length again.
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Originally Posted by Beerman
If someone could explain what the hell that means, I'd be rather grateful.
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Originally Posted by FireTeamCharlie
I didn't get a bunch of kogs with my Odyssey hazardlites. :-(
hazard lites are rims, buddy. if you bought the Hazard Cassette , then you would have recieved a bag of cogs
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Originally Posted by queensrider86
hazard lites are rims, buddy. if you bought the Hazard Cassette , then you would have recieved a bag of cogs
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Originally Posted by hypersnazz
It's also sold as a wheelset or rear wheel only.
yeah, but they also sell the rims with hazard freewheel hubs
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I got the cassette wheelset. Also I fianlly took the tiem to load up the pics, that bike is freaking awesome! I might rebuild this Specialized frame it got, WTF did you use to strip it? I tried aircraft paint thinner and it didn't rip off powder coat too well.
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Cluth is a band - their bassist, Danny Maines used to be part owner of a bmx shop in Germantown, Maryland called Wheel Pro. Strictly a bmx shop. He's a decent guy who has done well, so anything cool in bmx can just be called 'clutch' and everyone knows what you mean.
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Nice bike - good to see a solid build up like that. Hope the Powerbites work out well.
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Nice bike - good to see a solid build up like that. Hope the Powerbites work out well.