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'97 Litespeed Obed frame
'01 Z2 Atom race '01 Crossmax UST ceramic with michelin comp S XT v-brakes, cranks, derailleurs King headset Thomson stem and post Selle italia Flite saddle Bontrager magnesium bar ends Easton Carbon flat bars Yeti speed grips Time Atak alium pedals The wheels are just about worn out now, I'm thinking going with a set of King/Mavics with a mechanical disk on the front and keep the v-brakes on the back (the frame is pre disk tabs) :) |
Originally Posted by never
(Post 5317000)
If they work for him, then what does it matter?
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Originally Posted by DasProfezzional
(Post 5316995)
I'm not so big on the "20-spoke wonder" up there, but the KHS and the Soma are tits. My step momma has that same KHS, I believe. Good golly are those cool old bikes. Did yours come with anodized everything, too?
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Oh snap, you're the one with that Schwinn, too. I luv yur bikez.
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Thanks! :D
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that bike looks huge for the rider
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dems wheels is biggies. it works for me. :)
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Boom! Here's my new Moment, weighing in at 31.83lbs. So far oh-so-very-good.
Inside, before the big day: http://i23.tinypic.com/10rmyxs.jpg Outside, in climbing mode: http://i22.tinypic.com/e0gbo9.jpg |
^Sexy. That bike looks like it's a blast to ride. Verging on 32 lbs isn't very shabby either. :cool:
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Originally Posted by croscoe
(Post 5334788)
^Sexy. That bike looks like it's a blast to ride. Verging on 32 lbs isn't very shabby either. :cool:
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Looks like you nailed the exposure on that one. (and lighting)
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Originally Posted by Plus
(Post 5335332)
Mike Sweet ride |
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comments welcome.
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My ride...
Here is my highly modified GT Avalanche 3.0...
Almost nothing is stock except the frame, seatpost and seat... :D:D Wheels: Phil Wood hubs laced to Syncros Bix Box rims with 14G Wheelsmith spokes Rubber: Continental Town & Country (decent on road and off) Forks: Rock Shox REBA Race Dual-Air with PoPloc Stem & Bars: Tomac Headset: Cane Creek AheadSet ZS2 (8mm stack height) Drivetrain: Crankset: Race Face Ride XC 175mm ISIS splined crankset (44/32/22) Shifters: SRAM Attack! Front Dérailleur: Shimano Deore LX FD-M581A Rear Dérailleur: Shimano Deore XT Shadow RD-M772-GS Cassette: Shimano Deore CS-HG50-9M (11-34t) Chain: Shimano Deore LX CN-HG73 Pedals: Primo Super Tenderizer Brakes: HFX9 V6 XC Hydraulic Brakes F&R Grips: Grab-On foam grips... The best! Security: Kryptonite Lock and PitLock for the wheels, stem and seatpost. http://gallery.photo.net/photo/6428170-lg.jpg http://gallery.photo.net/photo/6422711-lg.jpg http://gallery.photo.net/photo/6400558-lg.jpg http://gallery.photo.net/photo/6400546-lg.jpg http://gallery.photo.net/photo/6422707-lg.jpg http://gallery.photo.net/photo/6400536-lg.jpg |
That is a very interesting picture Pete. How did you get the stars to show with a bright ground as well?
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Originally Posted by Pete Fagerlin
(Post 5347379)
Well, it's only been a year but I'm liking the Pike so far.
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Originally Posted by Pete Fagerlin
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Moonlight + 28 second exposure.
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that plant is insane. have you ever dared eating some for recreational purposes? sounds trippy. sometimes i do circuts on hill till i start to see things. my friend tried to dose me by pranking my beer, but i was wise to him and wouldn't drink it. i'm no hullicinogenic warrior! or even a daytripper for that matter...
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Originally Posted by KiaTia
(Post 5339632)
I see your fork and suspension are done by PUSH how do you like them?
Mike Sweet ride I have a totally white garage so bouncing an external flash from the ceiling lits the whole garage very nicely. :) |
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