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Dude, give some details on this thing! Those aren't 650b's are they?
I have a Kilo TT, and I love it. I'm currently working on a 3 speed fixed gear, but I'm using an old Trek frame to do it. I thought about using the Mercier, but it doesn't really have clearance for fenders unless I want to use like 23c tires. Also, it doesn't have any braze-ons for shifter cables. |
For the wife
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Just picked up a new one for my wife. Pretty stoked about it, actually...I've been ogling the Marinonis for a while now. Even if it's not for me, it's still some nice eye candy.
We have a rear rack and bottle cage, still need to locate some fenders I'm happy with, then it'll be all set for spring. http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=185519 |
neil - you are a good husband.
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Originally Posted by ziggy_stardust
(Post 12050826)
Dude, give some details on this thing! Those aren't 650b's are they?
I have a Kilo TT, and I love it. I'm currently working on a 3 speed fixed gear, but I'm using an old Trek frame to do it. I thought about using the Mercier, but it doesn't really have clearance for fenders unless I want to use like 23c tires. Also, it doesn't have any braze-ons for shifter cables. |
Here's the bike I commuted around on while in the Gulf, older pic... I ended up tossing on a set of Kenda Kwest 26 x 1.5's:
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Here is a Diamondback hybrid I bought on Sunday. I went hoping it would be a road bike that would work for a friend that wants one, but it turned out to be this solid hybrid. I was there so I offered $50 and they accepted.
I decided I would try and make into a cross bike which is something I have wanted to try and do for a while. I added specialized drop bars (I really like them I had never mounted them before) and they have alot of great hand positions. I added some different wheels and some new cross tires I had laying around. For some reason I like the paint job. Its like the bike is made out of an Oreo Blizzard. Mmmm... Don't mind the long cables and poor cable routing because I can't find my cutters. The seat I got for $1 at the thrift store today to replace the fat one that was on it. It rides great from the living room to the dining room. Its going to be a few days before I can get out and ride this one with all the snow around here. http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...e/IMG_2166.jpg |
Masi Soulville 8 spd
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I like that monster pile, i agree with the paint job even i would leave that one original:)
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Originally Posted by Fizzaly
(Post 12065627)
I like that monster pile, i agree with the paint job even i would leave that one original:)
I thought you would find this interesting. I picked this up today. Its supposed to be a 2009 Trek 3700 heavily modified including polished up. The guy I bought it from said the PO chopped off the rear brake posts so now its a disc brake or nothing frame. It has everything except I need a mounting plate or something to get the rear one to work. I got basically a complete bike with disc brakes plus a bonus hub, wheel and some rims. I am not sure what I am going to do with this bike, but I have wanted to try out one with disc brakes so I guess I got my wish. Part of me wishes I had passed on the deal though. http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...e/IMG_2167.jpg |
My Miyata finally got it's accessories completed. Brand new wheels with Nexus 3-Speed IGH, Nexus front brake/dynamo hub, Suntour absorber, and basket with cover.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5206/...dede76618d.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5165/...e5460fb002.jpg |
Originally Posted by monsterpile
(Post 12066518)
Thanks thats a big compliment coming from you. =)
I thought you would find this interesting. I picked this up today. Its supposed to be a 2009 Trek 3700 heavily modified including polished up. The guy I bought it from said the PO chopped off the rear brake posts so now its a disc brake or nothing frame. It has everything except I need a mounting plate or something to get the rear one to work. I got basically a complete bike with disc brakes plus a bonus hub, wheel and some rims. I am not sure what I am going to do with this bike, but I have wanted to try out one with disc brakes so I guess I got my wish. Part of me wishes I had passed on the deal though. |
Originally Posted by monsterpile
(Post 12066518)
Thanks thats a big compliment coming from you. =)
I thought you would find this interesting. I picked this up today. Its supposed to be a 2009 Trek 3700 heavily modified including polished up. The guy I bought it from said the PO chopped off the rear brake posts so now its a disc brake or nothing frame. It has everything except I need a mounting plate or something to get the rear one to work. I got basically a complete bike with disc brakes plus a bonus hub, wheel and some rims. I am not sure what I am going to do with this bike, but I have wanted to try out one with disc brakes so I guess I got my wish. Part of me wishes I had passed on the deal though. http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/a...e/IMG_2167.jpg EDIT: im glad to see that treks alum. polishes out nicely |
Theres such a thing as cheap disc's so long as you already have the wheels, heres an adapter that should work for that frame a buddy at work got one for his GF and it seems to work finehttp://cgi.ebay.com/Rear-disc-brake-...item2eb28627ac
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Keep an eye on www.chainlove.com they have been having the Avid BB7's on sale for $39.99 as of late.
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I know how you feel monster pile on not being able to pass up a good deal, ive been trying to wait on buying stuff for my trek until some of my stuff sells on the bay, but i went to the local co-op on my lunch break earlier and could not pass a XT lever/shifter set for 15$
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The disc brakes turned out to be crap. Oh well, I can get my money back transferring the good stuff over to a good old steel frame. If I was serious about this bike I would put some nicer stuff on it anyway. There are some spots he missed in taking paint off and the bottom bracket isn't the best. I don't have the cash to buy real disc brakes right now and I don't feel like messing with that so I'll just hold onto the frame for now. Its the first poor buy of the year and probably one of the only ones I have had in quite a while. I still got a couple decent things off of it.
The good thing is I am excited about building up one of the steel frames in the garage. I think the small framed 1993 Hardrock Ultra is the best cadidate. It still has pretty nice paint. |
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My commute was a little warmer and wetter today... :)
http://www.ravingbikefiend.com/bikepics/2011pdx1.JPG |
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What basket is that? Is it lockable?
Originally Posted by Sancycles
(Post 12066894)
My Miyata finally got it's accessories completed. Brand new wheels with Nexus 3-Speed IGH, Nexus front brake/dynamo hub, Suntour absorber, and basket with cover.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5206/...dede76618d.jpg http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5165/...e5460fb002.jpg |
new commuter/touring bike in my garage..KHS Flite 220,250 euros, off season deiscount..
when I bought it it looked like this http://www.deviantpics.com/images/img1602.jpg after some changes stock wheels replaced with novatec hubs + jalco d27 36h rims + no name spokes 2200 shifters replace with tiagra , rear 2200 derauliler with deore, deore cassete and chain..so now setup is 2x9 .. this is low end road / commuter bike, one of the cheapest I think(bought on sale for 250 euro).. but in Croatia I can't choose some touring/commuter dedicated bike like jamis aurora, trek 520 or surly lht.. there is no cr-mo frames at all to buy, this was only option, so I replaced some parts from my old commuter and made the best of it.. http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/m...c/IMG_1603.jpg http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/m...c/IMG_1611.jpg http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/m...c/IMG_1604.jpg |
Originally Posted by Sixty Fiver
(Post 12069916)
My commute was a little warmer and wetter today... :)
http://www.ravingbikefiend.com/bikepics/2011pdx1.JPG |
Nice to see another KHS rider here.
Here's mine http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/a...IMG_5086-1.jpg |
Originally Posted by lbear
(Post 12075136)
Are you in Portland now?
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Originally Posted by Sixty Fiver
(Post 12075205)
Yep... will be here until 02/15.
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