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taylor p 04-26-08 08:26 PM


Originally Posted by impure (Post 6590639)
its actually an 06 GED, notice the Hayes 9 Hydro disc? i converted it this last year before the next semester of school in winter. i stripped the entire frame and shot it with self etching primer and then a couple coats of undercoating material. turns out that the type i used was really crappy and scratches off with my nail even. so i put the tape there to prevent rocks and whatnot take all the coating off. didn't help much. I am afraid now to take it off because i don't want it to peel the crappy coating off! this summer i plan on stripping it all back down and having it powdercoated. that was my original plan but i was too cheap about it and now i'm paying the price of that mistake.

Powder coating is the way to go. When you have it done see if you cant get it thrown in with some one else's order, usually they will give you a discount

Dominion 04-26-08 09:08 PM

$70 from Craigslist
 
http://i28.tinypic.com/jry53r.jpg
http://i31.tinypic.com/sxj2uu.jpg
http://i27.tinypic.com/2zs4e1v.jpg
http://i25.tinypic.com/rwtkiv.jpg

Bought it today off craigslist for $70. Great deal imo! I have no Idea what the frame is though.

impure 04-26-08 10:17 PM


Originally Posted by taylor p (Post 6590704)
Powder coating is the way to go. When you have it done see if you cant get it thrown in with some one else's order, usually they will give you a discount

thats a really good idea. i'm going to throw that at the powder coater when i get it done. i am currently saving for the ultimat pro workstand and a dh rig so it might have to wait. cause it works, it just isn't that pretty

scelia 04-26-08 11:00 PM


Originally Posted by impure (Post 6591249)
thats a really good idea. i'm going to throw that at the powder coater when i get it done. i am currently saving for the ultimat pro workstand and a dh rig so it might have to wait. cause it works, it just isn't that pretty

I am not sure what it costs where you live, but I got mine powder coated for $100... Well worth it.

impure 04-26-08 11:26 PM

the shop here quoted me one fifty and i really do wish i would have done it. funny you mentioned the mullet. this past week i had some hippy dude at school ask me like twenty questions on my bike. i thought he was really interested in it but he then thought that i stole his old mullet and sprayed it black! i finally had to show him how much better quality parts my bike than his mullet after he was being a jerk about it. not saying that the mullet is not very good. but the ged just has better quality parts on it

Nimmy 04-28-08 12:36 AM

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y250/thenimmy/bike.jpg
My '06 Gary Fisher Tassajara

Upgrades so far:

Mavic Crossride wheels with Bontrager Jones RC-X tires
Avid BB7 brakes
Shimano LX shifters/brakes
Shimano XT front/rear derailleurs
Kona locking grips
And not pictured:
Shimano XT crank
Crank Bros. Egg Beater pedals

scelia 04-28-08 12:37 AM

A few recent upgrades... Salsa Flip Off skewers, Shimano XTR CS-M970 cassette and a new Bike computer (Cat Eye Micro Wireless).

Left side:
http://gallery.photo.net/photo/7209652-lg.jpg

Right side:
http://gallery.photo.net/photo/7209653-lg.jpg

Front:
http://gallery.photo.net/photo/7209651-lg.jpg

KiaTia 04-28-08 12:58 PM

[QUOTE=scelia;6596356]A few recent upgrades... Salsa Flip Off skewers, Shimano XTR CS-M970 cassette and a new Bike computer (Cat Eye Micro Wireless).


Right side:
http://gallery.photo.net/photo/7209653-lg.jpg

Killer PHOTOS but nix the hose in the backgroud! I think this is a great looking bike.

scelia 04-28-08 01:12 PM

[QUOTE=KiaTia;6598885]

Originally Posted by scelia (Post 6596356)
A few recent upgrades... Salsa Flip Off skewers, Shimano XTR CS-M970 cassette and a new Bike computer (Cat Eye Micro Wireless).


Right side:


Killer PHOTOS but nix the hose in the backgroud! I think this is a great looking bike.

Thanks...I usually nit about my pics much more also. As a hobby I take pictures of landscapes, waterfalls and birds in flight... I would never leave the hose in the background of one of those pictures. :D

If you are interested in more of my photos follow this link: My photos...

sleazy 04-28-08 06:39 PM


Originally Posted by Frunkin (Post 6580912)
Sleazy that's a hot bike, holy ****.
What made you go with the lefty?


thanks for the compliment. i went w/ the lefty b'cuz i had one on my last bike for the past 13 years and liked it. i never had a problem with it- its lighter- and to be honest-- its just different.

ObiusX 04-28-08 07:24 PM

Frame: 2006 Kona Kula Supreme
Fork: 2006 Rock Shock Reba Race 85mm/100mm
Mostly Built off a 2002 Gary Fisher Sugar 3+ Disc

Clean:
http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/4283/img2312ax6.jpg

Dirty:
http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/2044/img23433za9.jpg

TheFlip 04-30-08 07:14 PM

My baby enjoying the views of the back country of Ojai. This is on top of Nordhoff peak.
http://img80.imageshack.us/img80/4060/img0598za9.jpg

http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/4748/img0597bk9.jpg

http://img329.imageshack.us/img329/9716/img0596nq6.jpg

xcracer13 05-01-08 07:44 PM

http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...s/Bikes018.jpg
http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...s/Bikes024.jpg

nruntsch 05-02-08 01:37 PM

Is it just the look of the picture, or does the cable between the seatstay and rear derailleur have no slack at all?

xcracer13 05-02-08 03:12 PM

It's the new shadow it doesn't need the slack. The cable goes straight to it.

Blake69 05-02-08 03:19 PM

http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/l...otos/015-1.jpg

Blake69 05-02-08 03:21 PM

http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/l...photos/018.jpg

MattP. 05-02-08 10:27 PM

Mmh kay?
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...e/IMG_3131.jpg

troie 05-03-08 07:14 AM


Originally Posted by MattP. (Post 6628288)

:eek::love:

BFG 05-03-08 07:15 AM

Saw the rest of the pics on MTBR matt. Damn fine bike.

santiago 05-03-08 07:49 PM

My Surly Big Dummy is almost complete. I have to cut down the old drop bars my LBS gave me so that I can set them up as stoker bars for my girls. I also need to put some fenders as I don't want my girls or the groceries to get splashed if I ride through puddles.

Most of these parts are mountain bike bits. I took a fair amount off of my Kona hardtail. A few parts were bought new like the cranks (Shimano LX), front derailleur (LX), rear derailleur (X.7) and triggers (X.9). I also want to get some Schwalbe Big Apple tires to replace the old knobbies I have on right now.

I also want to get an old pair of bar ends and set them up as foot pegs for my 4-year-old as she can't quite reach the footrests.
http://stradasystems.com/mtb/images/IMG_6016.jpg

BFG 05-04-08 06:44 AM

Thats awesome gastro, i love it!

nruntsch 05-04-08 03:19 PM


Originally Posted by xcracer13 (Post 6626316)
It's the new shadow it doesn't need the slack. The cable goes straight to it.

Oh, that's pretty cool.

Dannihilator 05-04-08 07:07 PM

http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b2...4/HPIM0397.jpg

Finally decided to put the clipless pedals back on.

Trekbikedude 05-04-08 07:50 PM

yea
 
personally, I think it looks better without all the decals all over the bike.


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