Is that a Haro knock-off? Ask Harofalir, I think he might have one.

k2 attack.. Very cheap bike.. In price that is.

Isnt that a mtn bike?

What I meant to say is that i got a Mirra Flair made by Haro.

i just started so i ride a simple NEXT Throttle

purple bike-Old ass beater hyper I rescued from the dump, painted and put a old bomber shock on. Just did it one day for kicks.

General lee-Stock in that photo, but now sporting a pair of primo 3 peice cranks and hookworms.

Devinci magma-Not a bmx so it not like you care, just posted it for ****s and giggles.

Kelowna? More like Chicago with those handlebars...

Other picture got messed up, so here.
http://www.sighost.us/members/sxefbmsxe/bike2.jpg
Fram: FBM Night Train
Forks: Kink
Handlebars:T1
Wheels: Random front wheel and Primo Pro Cassette back
Stem: Kink cross-bolt
Pegs: DK Firestarters
Headset:FSA sealed top and kink unsealed bottom
Grips: Primo V grips
Seat set up: Demolition mini seat, Demolition seat post, primo small clamp
Drive Train:Profile race cranks, 36t tree sprocket
Pedals: Odesey Southgates, sealed
Brakes: Dirty Harry lever, Odesey slcik cable, Hombre brakes
Tires: Primo dirt moster in the front, Maxxis Ring Worm in the back

I ride a Fit Mike Aitken Series 2
-odyssey race fork
-Sun Rhynolite front rim
-Suzue front hub (3/8")
-Profile race cranks w/ ti spindle
-Hoffman 36-tooth sprocket
-Odyssey Hazard Lite (48 spoke) rear rim (14mm axle)
-Odyssey rear flip flop hub
-Odyssey 13-tooth freewheel
-Odyssey aluminum Intac seatpost
-Odyssey Junior Seat
-Odyssey Format stem (35mm reach)
-Campagnolo internal headset
-Terrible One small bars
-Odyssey Path Dirt front tire 2.20
-Primo Pro Taj tire rear 1.95
-Industry grips
-Mutiny ti pegs (all four)
-KMC 410H Chain
-Drive magnesium pedals
-Mosh seatpost clamp


-Gil

I also ride a Terrible One Barcode. This is one of the first frames available in the 20" size which is much beefier than the current series of Barcodes.

-Terrible One small bars
-Odyssey Hazard Lite rims, 48-spoke front and rear
-Odyssey 14-tooth rear freewheel hub
-Odyssey Evoler brakes
-Odyssey Slic cable
-Primo J lever
-Primo chain tensioner
-Profile Racing Cranks 175mm w/ ti-spindle
-Mosh 14mm fork
-Mosh 36-tooth sprocket
-Mosh DX style pedals
-Mosh stem
-Mosh seat
-Mosh chrome seatpost
-Mosh seatpost clamp
-Mosh bar ends
-Snafu Freestyle (flangeless) grips
-Maxxis Holy Roller 2.20 front tire
-Snafu ****ob 2.10 rear tire (this is a much fatter, heavier, beefier tire than the size suggests)
-Mutiny Titanium pegs (all four)
-FSA Pig headset (unsealed)

The geometry and feel of this bike is superior to anything I've ever ridden. Seriously manuals for days on end with ease. Bike size, setup, and geometry are so important in finding the bike that best suits you and your riding style. It's not just about weight.

Other bikes I've owned or own: Fit Mike Aitken Series II 20.5" and Fly Diablo 20"

I just bought my brand new 2005 Eastern Shovel head from my local shop. I would have gotten a 2006 but i got the 05 for 224.99$.

hoffman rythem el2

i ride a modified gt thud

I ride a 1988 GT pro freestyle tour team model, of which I am the original owner, having bought it just before I turned 16. It is all original except for the araya rims and redline hubs I replaced the originals with a short time ago.

i ride a diamondback venom, and i know its a crap bike, but i replaced all the parts an it has alex rims, odessy 41 thermal forks, cromoly bars, primo powerbites, 36t gearing, a cassete hub, KMC kool cain, kenda k-rad tyre and odessy tyre, and primo grips. i know a guy at the shop i bought it and he got me a special deal that my frame has 10yr warranty that covers everything exept breaking it intentionaly and getting hit by a car, so my bike isn't so bad after all!Once i bent forks/bars/cranks that is! but the unchanged completes are crap in my opinion.

Here are some pics of my Macneil 22.
http://static.flickr.com/26/48305432_0bc58b12bc.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/30/47857638_9cca49842d.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/31/53086688_161c3b0f1c.jpg

Its a pretty standard setup.
US Bottom Bracket, Tank headset, Mostly Odyssey parts (Hazard lites/cassette/cranks/etc).
The brake setup was my way of getting around the Seat tube and having a short straddle cable.
..and the Grind plate is mad of Delrin, with countersunk stainless hardware.

..and yes, 22" is a big bike. My last frame was 21" and I found that I was constantly cramped for space. I guess growing up on an MTB is what causes me to like a longer bike.. that and my height =D

nice bike im gonna get some picks of mine soon

Interesting cable setup. I can't say that I like the grind guard, though; I always found that they did little more than slow down my pedal grinds, which wasn't a good enough trade-off for extending pedal life (especially when I kill the bearings in them, anyway).

You have lot of Odyssey parts, but you don't even have their brakes?! Come on Odysey Evolvers sre the greatest! Just kidding, that bike looks awesome. How much does it weigh?

Actually, 990s (or Shimano U-Brakes) are the greatest. The only flaw of the 990s is that they don't use threaded posts for the pads.

Do you mean the brake pads are non-threaded?

Thanks guys,

I would LOVE to find a Shimano XT U brake for my bike, but I doubt that will ever happen.
I'll probably run these 990s until the bushings wear out, or something snaps.
What are the advantages of a threaded post? I've never had issues with setting mine up.

The grind plate was more of an experiment than anything.
I had some Delrin laying around at work, and I decided to put it to use.
I find its quite slippery on coping, but it does catch on concrete

Oh.. and I think the bike weighs in around 31lbs.

I have like 5 bikes but only two are worth a darn.
Trek 6700 with the Hayes brakes (they suck) sitting in a box and XT V rimmers on there
Specialized S-works with the full Ultegra group. pretty darn lite and quick as a flash.

Yes. The posts are not threaded.

i roll on down on a haro mirra 540 which is absolutly great