2008 DK Six Pack, all stock.

Take off the chain guard, and reflectors.

lol, i took this picture right after i assembled the bike and i was too lazy to take all those little things off.

you should totally rock it out with the chainguard and reflectors on for the lulz

... just be considerate and put the plastic shards in the bin when they shatter and fall off

It looks pretty good though.
How much did you get it for?

Such a solid bike for stock.

got it for 199 on clearance

Wow good deal.

i know huh?

full chromo frame and forks and rear cassette hub
some people here may think it's a bit heavy though, weighs in at 30 lbs.

No biggy. Lift some weights.

Haha funny you said that, Josh Betley said that the other day.

You guys make me sick, you should smelt down those plastic bits and recycle them into 6 pack beer can holders, they have a double duty of holding my beer and washing up on beaches and strangling birds...

good thinking. make sure your chain guard and reflectors are made of recyclable plastic. think of the birds!

i fixed them they work now, sorry bout that.

The bike is pretty nice. But why do have a peg on the back but not the front?

im scared of rails.. and in any other situation, the front axle serves as a peg just fine.

Ohhh. Then why do you have pegs on at all?

I just realized, this thread has 10 more pages than the old bike check thread.

u can do alot with one peg and a front axle, XD not involving rails, think about it...

Here she is.





Frame: Formula Pro Nucleus
Forks: Supercross Pro LT
Bars: S&M T4
Grips: ODI Longneck Lock-Ons
Stem: Profile Acoustic
HS: Ciari

Wheels:
Hubs: Profile Mini
Rims: Sun Envy 1.75"
Spokes: Primo forged
Tires: Intense Haalo 1.75" front 1.5" rear

Drivetrain:
Cranks: Profile 170mm
Pedals: Time ATAC Z
BB: Profile Euro
Sprocket: Profile Imperial 36T
Cog: 13T
Chain: KMC 710-SL
Chain Tensioners: Sinz

Brakes:
Calipers: Shimano DXR
Lever: Shimano DXR
Cable: Odyssey Linear Slic

Seat: THE Icon Pro
Seat Post: Alloy M/A
Seat Clamp: Profile Slim Jim

nice.
how much does it weigh?

Not sure. I didn't weigh it yet but I'm guessing about 20 lbs.

nice dude

That is such a nice race bike! did you build the wheels?

Nope. I took them to a shop. Thankfully, the guy that works there is awesome and only charged me for one wheel. But thanks. It will look even better when I take pictures outside, in the natural light.