http://jonbuder.com/images/bike_portrait_ii.jpg

Lookie.

I still need to take off the clamp half of the brake lever. It doesn't take a predominant role in the photo but it's there.. I'm too lazy to take off the grips and then put them back on just now. Wouldn't hurt to cut an inch or two off the ends of the bars also.

clean. i usually dont like white frames but i like the way yours looks. very nice

Small pic...

PJB "Tweaker"

I havent rode BMX in about 2 years (college takes all my time)

but I have:
Schwinn PowerMatic MAG w/a few goodies
Schwinn Predator

Get a reel bike
 

S&M L.A.F 06 yah i may suck but my bikes the best, did i mention im cocky ? lol :p

*Peace*
~AlexX~

I like how you specify that your LAF is an '06, as if it could possibly be another year.

True that.

Maybe hes one of those kids that starts BMXing for like a week and decides to throw a ****load of money into a complete custom bike...
(not that he doesnt ride it, im just stating what i have seen)

i ride a 2006 dk general lee just started liek 3 days ago..any tips? haha

doh... well it's a Specialized Fuse one if you can't see it

S&M Raw As F*ck
 

http://www.sjbmx.com/images/temp/cmcmahon8.jpg
http://www.sjbmx.com/images/temp/cmcmahon9.jpg

Frame: S&M Light As F*ck (20-7/8")
Fork: Odyssey Race ('03)
Bars: S&M Beringer Lights
Barends: Tree
Grips: ODI Longneck ST
Stem: S&M Redneck XLT
Headset: FSA Impact
Seatpost: Odyssey Intac
Seatpost Clamp: Fit
Seat: Odyssey Senior
Front Wheel: Odyssey Vandero (36h), Marwi spokes, Odyssey Hazard Light
Rear Wheel: Odyssey Hazard Cassette ('06, 36h), Marwi/DT Swiss spokes, Odyssey Hazard Light, RNC 9t driver
Chain: KMC 510HX Dropbuster
Brake Lever: Dia-Compe Tech-77
Brake Cable: Odyssey Linear
Brakes: Fly
Sprocket: Tree 25t
Cranks: Odyssey 41 Thermal
Pedals: Odyssey Jim C
Spindle: Profile Titanium
Chain Tensioners: Premium Products
Front Tire: Odyssey Dirt Path (2.25")
Rear Tire: Odyssey Path (1.95")
Mods: Frame\fork\bars sandblasted/clear powdercoated; bars cut down 1/4" on each end, Primo Jewel and Bizhouse Nad as right-side axle nuts

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...5/DSCI0090.jpg

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...5/DSCI0080.jpg

frame: premium 2005
fork: s&m pitch
bars: slimbars
brake setup: dirt harry, ody. linear, ad990's, eagle kool stop(salmon)
stem: haro fusion(works fine)
headset: cane creek something or another
Grips: fit
bar ends: primo
wheelset: primo hula hoop w/ random hubs
seatpost: eastarn
seatclamp: premium
seat: odyssey senior
crank: profile
pedals: welgo platform
sprocket: animal lite 32t
chain: kmc 410
front tire: ???
back tire: primo wall

mods: cut post, painted bars and forks

Pretty clever to lean it up against exposed insulation.

haha, its being propped up by the bars

The headtube angle on that looks incredibly mellow.

Beerman i like your bike.

Beerman.. your bike is sick.. nd premium.. I like your bike.. it's better than anything I'll ever get.

I remeber you saying in a previous thread that you don't need chain tensoners if you know how to properly tighten your wheel down.


With that aside, your bike makes me smile. Thne I threw up because it was all black.

Also Beerman, what is the weight of that hottie?

And if you read into that thread a little further he also said he's getting them eventually from a friend or something.

And his bike was never/isnt all black.

That's true, and that theory worked fine when my driveside was my grindside; now that it's not, my grind side axle is constantly pulling forward, even after I crank down on the bolts with a tire iron. Weird.

And the weight is somewhere in the 24-25lbs range, if I remember correctly.

Beerman-
Instead of a zip tip you have a little cable guide that looks like those Fly Guiru tab things, ive seen them before, but where can i get them?

If im not mistaken, you have the ones that have like 3M tape on the back and they tape onto your frame instead of a zip tip making it cleaner looking and better..?

Thanks

It's some sort of roadie glue-on cable guide that my friend at the shop (who's basically God when it comes to putting on brakes) that's attached with super glue.