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05-03-03, 06:19 PM
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Nice paint job, but your mech put the fork on backwards!! 
How do you like the Black? It looks darn sharp.
P.S. I've just fliped my stem over as well, Im going to give it a try and see if it aids in climbing as much as all say it will.
How do you like the Black? It looks darn sharp.P.S. I've just fliped my stem over as well, Im going to give it a try and see if it aids in climbing as much as all say it will.
05-03-03, 07:24 PM
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P.S. I've just fliped my stem over as well, Im going to give it a try and see if it aids in climbing as much as all say it will.
05-03-03, 08:44 PM
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Portent,
Thanks!
Maelstrom,
Thanks! No changed the seat. The original was a SDG comp (I bend ti rails), I had a San Marco Concord that is stiched with a Magura Gustav logo on it so I put that one on it looks real cool.
Scooby Snax
The Black is real sweet. It works real well in saving my lower back. I flipped the stem when I switched the bars from flat to riser it works real well.
Thanks!
Maelstrom,
Thanks! No changed the seat. The original was a SDG comp (I bend ti rails), I had a San Marco Concord that is stiched with a Magura Gustav logo on it so I put that one on it looks real cool.
Scooby Snax
The Black is real sweet. It works real well in saving my lower back. I flipped the stem when I switched the bars from flat to riser it works real well.
