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I just got a new cross country bike and i spent all da money I haved saved on it, i want 2 do some races before the winter, but i only get paid at the end of da year and i have no more money budgeted for spending on my bike. After I bought everything, i was only left wit a few $$.
I was wondering what is the lightsest rim tape, cuz i want to make my new x-c bike less than 50 lbs?
Or would you have any other suugestions on how I could save weght without spending alot?
I was wondering what is the lightsest rim tape, cuz i want to make my new x-c bike less than 50 lbs?
Or would you have any other suugestions on how I could save weght without spending alot?
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I'm hoping there isn't any XC bike out there that weighs anywhere near 50lbs!
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Originally Posted by superciclismo
I just got a new cross country bike and i spent all da money I haved saved on it, i want 2 do some races before the winter, but i only get paid at the end of da year and i have no more money budgeted for spending on my bike. After I bought everything, i was only left wit a few $$.
I was wondering what is the lightsest rim tape, cuz i want to make my new x-c bike less than 50 lbs?
Or would you have any other suugestions on how I could save weght without spending alot?
I was wondering what is the lightsest rim tape, cuz i want to make my new x-c bike less than 50 lbs?
Or would you have any other suugestions on how I could save weght without spending alot?
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I am hoping there is some e-sarcasm...its very very easy to get xc bikes to 26pounds, let alone 50pounds. haha
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Dis is a serious question and if u don't have anything useful to say dont say nothing at all
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Well then your numbers are heavily skewed. There is no xc bike in the 50 pound range, unless someone is using their downhill bike for xc.
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Keep it to full words please. Your posts are difficult to read, and excessive use of aolese is against the rules
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You have to follow the rules on these forums.
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This guy is gonna give me a seizure. For real.
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Wow, 50 pounds, thats alot for an XC bike. Are you sure your frame isnt filled with cement or something? Something is seriously wrong if your brand new XC bike weighs over 50 pounds.
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Originally Posted by superciclismo
i write how i speak!
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O you young rapscalions i may not have da same learnin as you but i could beat you in a race on my 50lb bike
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I am just posting to see if this is locked yet...
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Originally Posted by superciclismo
O you young rapscalions i may not have da same learnin as you but i could beat you in a race on my 50lb bike
On another note, since this fellow speaks ebonics in real life, perchance we should throw him a slang filled bone?
Fo' shizzle b, he jus keepin it rayel.
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I don't care about the slang..its the "I know u can swing 2 sticks blah blah"
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is raiyn dead?
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I just relised. Where has he gone? Haven't seen him in a few days.
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Originally Posted by superciclismo
O you young rapscalions i may not have da same learnin as you but i could beat you in a race on my 50lb bike
I'm guessing Hooked on Phonics didn't work for you, thread closed.
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