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#2576
Ex Go-Kart racer
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They seem pretty good so far but I would reccomend getting the longer pins to anyone who gets them unless your shoes seriously are flat. I have waffles on the bottom of my shoes and the pins don't seem to be long enough to reach the top of the waffle, so theres no real weight being pushed on them. I like how you can get actual colors to match your bike's color, I was just lucky enough that my LBS had these in stock in the right color. I was really suprised no one bought them because they were there for almost a month.
#2578
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The front tire is, I took them off the Hardrock I got from my friend since they are massive(especially considereing they're supposedly 2.1's). It was originally his rear tire, never rotaded them and he would do 50 foot skids down the street killing his tire. I got a set of IRC Mythos tires with my new wheelset but they just feel way too small for me. They are on the Hardrock now.
#2579
It's all good!!!
Join Date: Oct 2005
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Bikes: 2006 Stumpjumper, 2005 Hardrock Sigle Speed, 2002 Trek 2000 Road Bike, 2007 Stumpjumper Hardtail
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#2581
SNIKT!
Join Date: Nov 2004
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Originally Posted by Hambone40
2006 Stumpjumper...sweet ride!!
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#2582
It's all good!!!
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Originally Posted by Karldar
Nice ride! Where's your Y-bike at?
I still have it. I am letting some of the bigger kids at school ride it. I have gone nuts. I have six bikes now. Mtnbiker66 has given me an addiction.
#2583
Banned.
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Are any of the six bikes freeride bikes?
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Originally Posted by Hambone40
I still have it. I am letting some of the bigger kids at school ride it. I have gone nuts. I have six bikes now. Mtnbiker66 has given me an addiction.
#2585
Raleighbomber23
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Hey!
I recently built a Raleigh Ram2500 (very similar to a Kona Stinky). I hand-picked every part myself to match my small bank account and my willingness to get better at freeriding.
Raleigh Ram 2500
Marzocchi Drop-off triple crown fork (7 inches of travel)
Fox Vanilla shock (6.7 inches of travel)
Richtey riser bar
8" front rotor
6" rear rotor
2.5" nokian tires
truvativ chain guide
Sram derailler
9-speed casset
single speed front
Hayes mechanical disc brakes
dude on bike making it do crazy things...
I recently built a Raleigh Ram2500 (very similar to a Kona Stinky). I hand-picked every part myself to match my small bank account and my willingness to get better at freeriding.
Raleigh Ram 2500
Marzocchi Drop-off triple crown fork (7 inches of travel)
Fox Vanilla shock (6.7 inches of travel)
Richtey riser bar
8" front rotor
6" rear rotor
2.5" nokian tires
truvativ chain guide
Sram derailler
9-speed casset
single speed front
Hayes mechanical disc brakes
dude on bike making it do crazy things...
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Originally Posted by Raleighbomber23
Hey!
I recently built a Raleigh Ram2500 (very similar to a Kona Stinky). I hand-picked every part myself to match my small bank account and my willingness to get better at freeriding.
I recently built a Raleigh Ram2500 (very similar to a Kona Stinky). I hand-picked every part myself to match my small bank account and my willingness to get better at freeriding.
Oh, and welcome to Bike Forums!
#2587
Too Much Crazy
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Well, here is a picture of my New 29'' wheeled Gunnar Ruffian. I was going to go all out and Get an Ti IF, but decided (cheaped out) on steel.
The frame and wheels are new. All other parts were pulled of my 26'' Gunnar. The fork has the same height as the 29er fork. As long as I run discs it will work just fine. I must say, the bike does feel a lot faster than my 26'' wheeled bikes. I don't know if it is imagined or what but, after two rides on it I am digging it.
Here are the pics
Below is an updated Pic of my Surly 1x1. I have 2.7'' up front and 2.5'' in the rear. I am running it fixed for the winter and love it so. You actually strike the ground less than you would think, even going over logs and obstacles.
The frame and wheels are new. All other parts were pulled of my 26'' Gunnar. The fork has the same height as the 29er fork. As long as I run discs it will work just fine. I must say, the bike does feel a lot faster than my 26'' wheeled bikes. I don't know if it is imagined or what but, after two rides on it I am digging it.
Here are the pics
Below is an updated Pic of my Surly 1x1. I have 2.7'' up front and 2.5'' in the rear. I am running it fixed for the winter and love it so. You actually strike the ground less than you would think, even going over logs and obstacles.
Last edited by C Law; 12-31-05 at 09:33 AM.
#2588
Old School Rad
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Love that color,Gunner does such great paint jobs.
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#2589
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thanks. It is what Gunnar calls the full 'Waterford level Finish' with the clearcoat.
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unsuspended, both of those bikes look great!
#2591
Ride for Life
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my Rock Lobster on it's first ride! got the frame used, so while not built specifically for me neither are most bikes and i love them too. set up SS with an ENO rear hub. deep-v red rims, avid brakes (bb7 front, single-digit rear), Manitou black fork, blah blah blah
sorry for the crappy picture quality... photos taken mid-ride on my phone... and i don't know why that first one turned out all green.
sorry for the crappy picture quality... photos taken mid-ride on my phone... and i don't know why that first one turned out all green.
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Anyone else notice that there seem to be a lot of sweet singlespeeds posted here lately?
#2593
is nothing
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in the last 20 bikes posted, 5 or 6 were single speeds. I did notice a bit of a single speed aura about.
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And my Peugeot should finally be through a couple of upgrades and properly converted to singlespeed in the next few days so I'll be adding it here too....keep 'em coming!
#2595
Novice rider
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here is my "Old" Trek 4500:
Michilen Alll mountians, Avid 6" Discs F & R and thats about it.
And my "New" GT Back woods that I picked up at the pawn shop while I was on vacation last week.
Michilen Alll mountians, Avid 6" Discs F & R and thats about it.
And my "New" GT Back woods that I picked up at the pawn shop while I was on vacation last week.
#2597
fitter, happier
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#2598
Eat my Dust... n00bs
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can you guys belive how long this thread has been running!!
3yrs the other week! jesus its amazing! just goes to show how many people want to show of there bikes!!
i wonder if 'dfektif one' ever knew that this would be as long as it is!
3yrs and 12days
2,600 Posts
152,071 Views
105 Pages
Must be the longest thread on here!!
well done guys and thanks for all them bikes!!
3yrs the other week! jesus its amazing! just goes to show how many people want to show of there bikes!!
i wonder if 'dfektif one' ever knew that this would be as long as it is!
3yrs and 12days
2,600 Posts
152,071 Views
105 Pages
Must be the longest thread on here!!
well done guys and thanks for all them bikes!!
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Eat my Dust... n00bs
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Originally Posted by wearyourtruth
commuting has a "how was the commute today?" thread that's been going 3 years, 8 months, 12 days 11,032 posts, 213,680 views
wow! well people to travel/ride more than buy bikes etc