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Good starting point
I've been out of the game for a while, a buddy of mine has a '04 Mosh Brass Star 2 frame and i was wondering if it would be a decent frame to build up, i could probably get the from for around $30. Didn't want to spend 250-300 on a frame if this one will work just fine. I mean all the other parts will be bought over time, new rims, forks, bards, crank, all that good stuff, thanks
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thanks, for the replies, yeah i'm no lightweight either, weight about 230, and only 5'5" and no i don't look like a sumo wrestling midget. The urge is killing me to ride, i was getting ready to get a bike back together then broke my arm and now everyone is back into riding a lot. So i cannot wait.
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Broken bones suck. Atleast you only broke your arm- you could still walk.
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yeah i've screwed my knee up on a bike once, knocked me out a good 4-5 months, tore my acl, and cartilage and both sides of my knee, hurt like a mofo
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Yeah, that's about as long as I will be out. I'm sure people who have been on this forum for a while have gotten tired of me saying this, but I completely destroyed my leg. I broke my tibia, fibula, and tri-plane... or something like that. I broke my leg in 3 spots... that hurt like a mother.
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lol that's nice.. and it's healing okay I guess.. I have to go back in about a week and see how much it has healed. The bad thing was that he had to rebreak it like a month ago, so that backed up my healing a bit. But I went last week and it had just started healing. I won't be getting my cast off for a long long long time... like 3 or 4 months.
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yep, the physical therapy was a *****, my leg still to this day isn't as strong as my other leg and its noticeable to looks and that was like 6 or 7 years ago. Oh well, thank god i'm getting back into it, actually going to by the frame and the crank and pedals, gettin a good deal do. Nice to have good friends that will cut you deals and
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Yeah your physical therapy was probably worse than mine is going to be because yours was like all muscle. Luckily for me, my legs aren't very strong at all, so I probably wouldn't even notice that much of difference... for some reason I have a very strong upper body, but a weak lower body... I can bench a lot more than I can leg press.
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yeah i'm the opposite, in high school about two years after this i could leg press around 400, good luck with the leg though
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Yeah I'm 5'5" 125 and I can bench 160-170 but only leg press like 120-130 (when I had the use of my other leg)... I didn't like working out my legs that much. And thank you, I need it. I need it to heal and then rehab it fast so I can still play baseball this year.
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Wow, I have no problem leg pressing 475kgs...
but I have trouble benching with 60kgs.
but I have trouble benching with 60kgs.
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yeah, i was just using street riding as an example cause you gotta pedal everywhere, yeah parks you pedal a bit but not half as much as true in the streets riding