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They are still in business, well at least they are in canada, but they don't make that frame anymore. I'd say it's probly around 3 or 4 years old. I'm hoping to get a Mutiny Captain by the end of the season.
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Originally Posted by KinetikBiker04
Leave that to Hawthorne Heights and Fall Out Boy.
The only thing that you should cut on your bike should be your seatpost, unless your like Prozakk and had to weld together 2 seatposts and still want a higher seat. I wouldnt even cut Slams if i had 'em |
Might as well post my ride.
Frame- 2004 DK General Lee. Cranks- Profile 175mm (not sure about model). Wheels- Sun ZX-25, going to change the back one soon, it's cracked. Tires- Back=Max Daddy Front=K-Rad. Brakes- Currently Brakeless, gonna be an Evolver and trigger Monolever with slic cable. SeatPost- Voxom. Seat- Stock DK. Bars- Stock DK bars, bent. Soon to be replaced with Prison Bars. Stem- Stock DK stem, flipped. Pedals- Oddy Twisted. Hubs- DK Macho. |
Originally Posted by Prozakk
It's a stock Ody Jim's Beam, thank you.
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I ride a 2002 Redline Blue Romp, pretty much bone stock except for a blue front tire that i can't remember the make and model! :D
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i ride diamondback
i have a diamondback viper 10
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its stock sept the back tire is haro
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i ride a Diamondback viper 10 its stock sept the back tire is haro and the seat post and chain are hoffman
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i ride a diamondback viper 10
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Trek Madone 5.2 SL.
Pedals-Shimano PD-6610 Saddle - Aliante Carbon . |
Originally Posted by zabba
Trek Madone 5.2 SL.
Pedals-Shimano PD-6610 Saddle - Aliante Carbon . |
Originally Posted by KinetikBiker04
And after riding my freinds bike that has those Sunday Triumph bars (28"), ill be gettin wider bars, because i like the feel/look.
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Originally Posted by Prozakk
That's what I have.
Im not going to cut mine, unless it takes me more than 2 days to get my X-ups down again (i would be going from 24.5" bars to 28"...) |
X-ups are easier with wider bars, so it shouldn't take you that long. 28" is a bit too wide for me; 26.5" is what I've got my Beringer Lights at right now, and I think that 27" would be fine.
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Originally Posted by Beerman
X-ups are easier with wider bars, so it shouldn't take you that long. 28" is a bit too wide for me; 26.5" is what I've got my Beringer Lights at right now, and I think that 27" would be fine.
But ill see when i get them... |
I can barely even do x-ups with skinny bars. The last time I tried, I was riding my friend Johann's bike while mine was at the powdercoaters. 7.25" tall, 25" wide bars with only about 8* of backsweep led to me not being able to get the bars unclicked.
Not very fun. |
Originally Posted by Beerman
I can barely even do x-ups with skinny bars. The last time I tried, I was riding my friend Johann's bike while mine was at the powdercoaters. 7.25" tall, 25" wide bars with only about 8* of backsweep led to me not being able to get the bars unclicked.
Not very fun. But i want bigger bars.. |
Oh, I used to have no trouble. I had 24" wide Castillo bars back in the day. But once you get used to tall, wide bars, it becomes way easier to crank your x-ups around... with the disadvantage that you try to crank them just as far and hard on other people's bikes, leading to tweaked wrists and locked crosses.
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Originally Posted by KinetikBiker04
Did you cut them?
Im not going to cut mine, unless it takes me more than 2 days to get my X-ups down again (i would be going from 24.5" bars to 28"...) |
Originally Posted by KinetikBiker04
Did you cut them?
Im not going to cut mine, unless it takes me more than 2 days to get my X-ups down again (i would be going from 24.5" bars to 28"...) |
2004 diamondback viper x
stock handlebars and frame odessey seat post stock seat standard crank hoffman pegs hoffman chain stock 2.0 x 20 front tire and haro 2.0 x 20 inch back tire stock rims custom chrome caps standard metal pedals stock brakes 3.2 ibs frame total value $500-$650 |
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seriously, you shouldnt be proud of a Diamondback.
and by the way, i really doubt that the frame weighs 3.2lbs because my friend had that bike and it was sooooo heavy |
i ride a standard 250-s ox platnum frame, with pitchforks, profile cranks, mosca bars, s&m redneck light, primo pro mix cassette hub with 22-8 gearing... *****es
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Originally Posted by eightdip
seriously, you shouldnt be proud of a Diamondback.
and by the way, i really doubt that the frame weighs 3.2lbs because my friend had that bike and it was sooooo heavy |
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