And yes, pretty much any BMC makes my pants go tight and that one rocks
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i'll be joining the green snake club; expecting my 07 JTS to come in any day now.
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Here's my JTS outside my place of work...the building may look familiar :)
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My newest cross bike with a mullet:
http://static.flickr.com/96/281320805_e90a118620_o.jpg Who needs the Bianchi Roger? My main reason for doing this modification was that when I use the bike for my winter ride, I wanted to go fixed but not with the weak front CC canti as my only brake. |
your bianchi's chain seems pretty loose.
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Yeah, it is. I was just about to change to my new wheel (flip/flop hub), but I took the picture first. Thanks nonetheless.
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lol, those Konas are so ugly that I love them
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Just got my Rocky Mountain Solo CXR today. I don't have a digital camera so I'll just have to post a stock pic.
The only difference between mine and the stock pic is that mine came with an Easton EC90X fork. Apparently the factory accidentally put a bunch of those on instead of the EC70 ones, so I basically got a free fork upgrade. :) Spoon! |
Well I'm jealous Stankape. I want to park my JTS outside the Sydney Opera House.
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Originally Posted by Rotten Bastard
The only difference between mine and the stock pic is that mine came with an Easton EC90X fork. Apparently the factory accidentally put a bunch of those on instead of the EC70 ones, so I basically got a free fork upgrade. :) Spoon!
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Here are some shots of my Rob Roy before the race. It's a bit heavy for a race rig, but it felt nice and solid during the race. :)
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^^^The IRO looks so much better sans decals.
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Originally Posted by JimmyMack
Here are some shots of my Rob Roy before the race. It's a bit heavy for a race rig, but it felt nice and solid during the race. :)
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http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/1676/pompino1vz5.jpg
surly hubs laced to Dyad (rear) and Salsa Delgado Cross (front). Salsa stem and bell lap bars. Canecreek S-1 headset w/SCR-5 levers/SCR-X cantis, Raceface Prodigy CX cranks & 113mm ISIS BB, Michelin Mud2 tires, SRAM PC-1 chain, Time ATAC XEs, Nisene saddle and Thompson seatpost. |
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What rims did you use? |
It reminds me of my SPOT Singlespeed I had 7 years ago (or was it 6?). It is very comfortable for hardpack trails and is a smooth handler. I feel at home in the positioning it provides for stock geometry and it actually fits near perfectly from what I can tell. The frame is well constructed and seems well-suited for its intended purpose. I have only had it out for a total of 9 hours of riding (none of them race hours yet) and have put it through whatever trails I can locate - there are some hidden BMX paths nearby and it performed in nicely there.
The process by which I acquired the frame was more of a trial - yet the On*One/Zedsport folks really helped me out. A few problems, but they always kept in contact. I even scored a free knit beanie from being super patient since the order was mis-routed! Make sure you go through Zedsport if you order a frame - and call it in! auk - check the specs in the original post. |
Originally Posted by [165]
http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/1676/pompino1vz5.jpg
surly hubs laced to Dyad (rear) and Salsa Delgado Cross (front). Salsa stem and bell lap bars. Canecreek S-1 headset w/SCR-5 levers/SCR-X cantis, Raceface Prodigy CX cranks & 113mm ISIS BB, Michelin Mud2 tires, SRAM PC-1 chain, Time ATAC XEs, Nisene saddle and Thompson seatpost. Well that's a shot that loves to love - nice bike. Is that the 54 or 55.5 effective top tube frame? |
55.5 - I am 5'10" with a 32 inseam. There was a slight misunderstanding on the frame size, (I ordered through On*One at first, but my order was re-routed to Zedsport - the short story is it worked out perfectly, just had to be patient), but a man from the Zedsport facility called to double-check before they shipped - otherwise, I would have ended up with the XL, which is 57.6cm TT.
Like I said - good folks at On*One/Zedsport |
Originally Posted by [165]
55.5 - I am 5'10" with a 32 inseam. There was a slight misunderstanding on the frame size, (I ordered through On*One at first, but my order was re-routed to Zedsport - the short story is it worked out perfectly, just had to be patient), but a man from the Zedsport facility called to double-check before they shipped - otherwise, I would have ended up with the XL, which is 57.6cm TT.
Like I said - good folks at On*One/Zedsport 5'10" - 33.5 inseam over here. I should go for a 54ett Pompino based on my freakishly short torso, but then I'd be dealing with a head tube that's way too short and a ridiculous amount of drop from the saddle to the bars. Thanks for the info on everything, this helps me visualize my setup. |
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I love my TriCross!
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My 99 SURLY crosscheck.
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Is that the comp or a new paint job for the team?
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comp
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