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Old 01-21-09 | 01:44 PM
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Awesome. Thanks C Law. So far it seems like a pretty solid bike. We shall see with a bit of riding. I will probably change out the stem, seat post, and handlebar, though. Never heard of Skye and I can't seem to find any reviews.
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Old 01-22-09 | 08:58 AM
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Okay...I have pictures now.




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Old 01-22-09 | 02:13 PM
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Old 01-22-09 | 04:54 PM
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Hot nasty speed**********?? Are you pro?
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Old 01-23-09 | 09:11 AM
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Hot nasty speed**********?? Are you pro?
A legend in my own mind.
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Old 01-23-09 | 09:26 AM
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Old 01-24-09 | 03:42 PM
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03 Sugar 3+

This has been sitting up for years and I couldnt part w/it so decided to revive.Just got it back from being powder coated...Now I want new cables and fork..(Just to let it sit up somemore

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Old 01-24-09 | 06:08 PM
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Old 01-26-09 | 12:40 AM
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My '04 Interloc Tempest

Here's my Interloc Tempest. 853 Reynolds frame, 2x9 rigid. PB lights on only when riding around town at nite.

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Old 01-26-09 | 05:22 PM
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Interloc as in IRD?! Fascinating! Only knew them for their compnents. BTW, are those BB7s I see? Now, why didn't you go with the Dual-Bangers?
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Old 01-26-09 | 05:25 PM
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^ probably because of that carbon fork on there. Looks like he is a bit of a weight weenie and didn't want the dual bangers. One banger is ok but 2? well, thats one too many bangers, isn't it now.
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Old 01-27-09 | 01:27 AM
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Originally Posted by dminor
Interloc as in IRD?! Fascinating! Only knew them for their compnents. BTW, are those BB7s I see? Now, why didn't you go with the Dual-Bangers?
Yup, the same IRD. Sorta obscure frame, ya don't see many around town. At least I haven't. And yeah, BB7s. They're simple, cheap and effective. You've got a keen eye, my friend.

s'cuse my ignorance... "dual-bangers"? as in bangers and mash? Sorry, mashed potatoes and sausages are too heavy for cycling food. I'd rather go with a couple packets of Gu and a bottle of Accelerade

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^ probably because of that carbon fork on there. Looks like he is a bit of a weight weenie and didn't want the dual bangers. One banger is ok but 2? well, thats one too many bangers, isn't it now.
I'm not a true weight weenie but I certainly don't want excessive weight if I could help it. This one's my "simple" bike without going SS. I still have my hardtail w/ sus fork and my full suspension bike for those other days I don't wanna go "simple".
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Old 01-27-09 | 08:36 AM
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Before:
Originally Posted by Borhasov



After:



New pedals next week!
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Old 01-27-09 | 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by commo_soulja
Yup, the same IRD. Sorta obscure frame, ya don't see many around town. At least I haven't. And yeah, BB7s. They're simple, cheap and effective. You've got a keen eye, my friend.

s'cuse my ignorance... "dual-bangers"? as in bangers and mash?
IRD Dual-Bangers mechanical discs. They're set up to squeeze inner and outer pucks into the rotor ('dual action' rather than one fixed and one moveable like the Avids). I was really just kidding though, based on them being from the same 'family.' From everything I've read, BB7s work better than the IRDs regardless.
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Old 01-27-09 | 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by dminor
IRD Dual-Bangers mechanical discs. They're set up to squeeze inner and outer pucks into the rotor ('dual action' rather than one fixed and one moveable like the Avids). I was really just kidding though, based on them being from the same 'family.' From everything I've read, BB7s work better than the IRDs regardless.
Ahhh... I never knew the IRD discs were dual action, thought they were Avid clones.
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Old 01-27-09 | 07:28 PM
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Took alot of elbow grease and 4 pieces of steel wool.
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Old 01-27-09 | 08:30 PM
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Thought you crashed that.
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Old 01-27-09 | 09:19 PM
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Thought you crashed that.
I found a frame to replace it and used parts that I had set aside for my Raleigh conversion.
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Old 01-27-09 | 09:19 PM
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That thing's kinda weird...what sort of trail do you ride it on?
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Old 01-27-09 | 10:48 PM
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Road/Track.

Trails here are going to be impassible for awhile.
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Old 01-27-09 | 10:59 PM
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You got the gears on backward dood...the big one goes in back so you can get it up a hill.
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Old 01-28-09 | 08:43 AM
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How many inches are you pushing there? is that a 53/16?

you ride that on the street? Bless your young knees!
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Old 01-28-09 | 09:09 AM
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Took alot of elbow grease and 4 pieces of steel wool.
It's about time someone put up a garage door picture.
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Old 01-28-09 | 09:53 AM
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Old 01-30-09 | 08:55 PM
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Originally Posted by C Law
Bless your young knees!
Funny you mention that...ever since I went 1x9...I've been feelin that.
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