Post Your Rigs
07-14-03 | 02:07 PM
#276
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From: plano, tx
Originally posted by PeterG1185
nismo is that salt or freshwater, and how many g tank is it
nismo is that salt or freshwater, and how many g tank is it
Hey its YOU!!!! i thought i sucked, whats the deal? Anyways to answer your question. here are the specs:
58 gallon oceanic reef ready
oceanic oak stand
custom extra tall canopy
250W 10000k metal halide+2X 65W power compact retrofit fixture for a total of 380W
Mag-drive 7 system pump.
4Xmaxi jet 600 powerheads
custom "berlin" style sup w/bubble diffusers
AquaC urchin skimmer
70lbs of Fiji live rock
40lbs of live sand
"durso" style overflow silencer
Natural Wave wavemaker
Live stock:
purple tang
flame hawk
Pajama cardinal
Regal tang ("Dory", Ellen Degeneres's character from "Finding Nemo")
Marine betta
Hawaiian four line wrasse
Inverts:
scarlet serpent starfish
2x Sand sifting starfish
2x cleaner shrimp
15x Astrea sails
15x scarlet reef hermit crabs
corals:
XXL read sea xenia rock
yellow polyp/blue sponge combo rock
L brown zooanthid rock
Md red zooanthid rock
turquiose candycane coral
Xl green star polyp rock
green blastomusa
L yellow toadstool
green ricordia rock
I'm gettin' more responses about my tank than about my bike...what gives? Maybe I'm lieing about my tank the way I did about my M3....hahahah.
07-15-03 | 06:46 AM
#277
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From: St.John`s
All I gotta say is...NICE BIKE
07-17-03 | 11:18 PM
#280
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From: Sammamish, WA
my current favorite (Seven Duo)
07-18-03 | 12:16 AM
#281
damn straight
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From: San Diego
Bikes: aluminum, carbon, steel
Originally posted by SpudPuppy
my current favorite (Seven Duo)
my current favorite (Seven Duo)
07-18-03 | 12:18 AM
#282
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From: CT
Originally posted by nismo400
um... the tank with all of the filtration cost about $4500 and the fish range from about $25-$200. the lights alone were $500.
um... the tank with all of the filtration cost about $4500 and the fish range from about $25-$200. the lights alone were $500.
shibam.
*glances at goldfish*
well.. mines good enough for me >=)
07-18-03 | 12:25 AM
#283
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From: CT
Originally posted by SpudPuppy
my current favorite (Seven Duo)
my current favorite (Seven Duo)
thats some funked up geometry...
07-18-03 | 09:09 AM
#284
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From: MI
Dam Nismo you've got a lot of work into those tanks. I've got a 70 thats currently dry and waiting to be revamped. a 29 gallon with Pengiun filtration and an 8" Texas Blue in there and a 15 Gallon upstairs thats dry. I keep South American Cichlids, but may put a ton of Africans into the 70 gallon when i bring it up stairs
07-18-03 | 12:57 PM
#285
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Posts: 308
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From: minneapolis, mn
Bikes: Too many to list comfortably
Mountain bike first, just picked her up today:
2003 Specialized Epic Comp
Fox FL80 Front Shock
Fox BRAIN Rear Shock
2003 XTR Rear Derailleur
How sweet it is - darth vader black paint,
black rims, black hardware. "None more black".
Roadie:
2003 Specialized Epic Comp
Fox FL80 Front Shock
Fox BRAIN Rear Shock
2003 XTR Rear Derailleur
How sweet it is - darth vader black paint,
black rims, black hardware. "None more black".
Roadie:
Last edited by aliensporebomb; 07-18-03 at 01:05 PM.
07-18-03 | 03:37 PM
#286
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From: San Diego
Bikes: aluminum, carbon, steel
Originally posted by JasBike
thats some funked up geometry...
thats some funked up geometry...
07-18-03 | 03:49 PM
#287
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From: Catching his breath alongside a road near Seattle, WA USA
Bikes: 1999 K2 OzM, 2001 Aegis Aro Svelte
Originally posted by JasBike
thats some funked up geometry...
thats some funked up geometry...
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1999 K2 OzM
2001 Aegis Aro Svelte"Be liberal in what you accept, and conservative in what you send." -- Jon Postel, RFC1122
07-18-03 | 04:07 PM
#288
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From: Sammamish, WA
Originally posted by rockstar
...dog on other peoples rides...
...dog on other peoples rides...
It does look unusual, and its customized as well, which probably also makes it's shape seem different. It's an awesome ride, though. Climbs like crazy, and is still well behaved for decents.
07-18-03 | 06:28 PM
#289
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From: CT
Originally posted by rockstar
dude what do you know of bike geometry aren't you brand new to this sport and are just learning to use clipless pedals :confused: this design has been around for a couple years now (klein palomino, Maverick monolink Ml-7) and has been getting kick butt reviews, my bud rides a palomino and that thing rides great and climbs outstanding, just to little travel for my taste. i hate when people dog on other peoples rides especially when they have no idea what they're talking about.
dude what do you know of bike geometry aren't you brand new to this sport and are just learning to use clipless pedals :confused: this design has been around for a couple years now (klein palomino, Maverick monolink Ml-7) and has been getting kick butt reviews, my bud rides a palomino and that thing rides great and climbs outstanding, just to little travel for my taste. i hate when people dog on other peoples rides especially when they have no idea what they're talking about.
dude. chill.
i said "funked up"
not "****ed up"
funked up=unusual.
chillll.
07-18-03 | 06:28 PM
#290
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From: CT
Originally posted by SpudPuppy
(No offense taken)
It does look unusual, and its customized as well, which probably also makes it's shape seem different. It's an awesome ride, though. Climbs like crazy, and is still well behaved for decents.
(No offense taken)
It does look unusual, and its customized as well, which probably also makes it's shape seem different. It's an awesome ride, though. Climbs like crazy, and is still well behaved for decents.
i wasnt intending to "dog it"
just commenting that it looks unusual..
07-18-03 | 06:30 PM
#291
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From: CT
is the front tire smaller than the rear on the funky bike?
07-18-03 | 08:26 PM
#292
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From: Sammamish, WA
Originally posted by JasBike
is the front tire smaller than the rear on the funky bike?
is the front tire smaller than the rear on the funky bike?
Hey - I didn't notice before, but the sizes are really different on the picture. I wonder how I pulled that off...
07-18-03 | 11:19 PM
#293
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From: CT
Originally posted by SpudPuppy
egads, no. Standard Mavic UST rims.
Hey - I didn't notice before, but the sizes are really different on the picture. I wonder how I pulled that off...
egads, no. Standard Mavic UST rims.
Hey - I didn't notice before, but the sizes are really different on the picture. I wonder how I pulled that off...
*shifty eyes*
personally i blame Oprah
07-19-03 | 12:55 AM
#294
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From: plano, tx
Originally posted by PeterG1185
Dam Nismo you've got a lot of work into those tanks. I've got a 70 thats currently dry and waiting to be revamped. a 29 gallon with Pengiun filtration and an 8" Texas Blue in there and a 15 Gallon upstairs thats dry. I keep South American Cichlids, but may put a ton of Africans into the 70 gallon when i bring it up stairs
Dam Nismo you've got a lot of work into those tanks. I've got a 70 thats currently dry and waiting to be revamped. a 29 gallon with Pengiun filtration and an 8" Texas Blue in there and a 15 Gallon upstairs thats dry. I keep South American Cichlids, but may put a ton of Africans into the 70 gallon when i bring it up stairs
BTW, I only have one aquarium. Everything I mentioned is in the same tank.
Last edited by nismo400; 07-19-03 at 01:03 AM.
07-19-03 | 01:01 AM
#295
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From: plano, tx
Originally posted by rockstar
dude what do you know of bike geometry aren't you brand new to this sport and are just learning to use clipless pedals :confused: this design has been around for a couple years now (klein palomino, Maverick monolink Ml-7) and has been getting kick butt reviews, my bud rides a palomino and that thing rides great and climbs outstanding, just to little travel for my taste. i hate when people dog on other peoples rides especially when they have no idea what they're talking about.
dude what do you know of bike geometry aren't you brand new to this sport and are just learning to use clipless pedals :confused: this design has been around for a couple years now (klein palomino, Maverick monolink Ml-7) and has been getting kick butt reviews, my bud rides a palomino and that thing rides great and climbs outstanding, just to little travel for my taste. i hate when people dog on other peoples rides especially when they have no idea what they're talking about.
07-19-03 | 01:23 PM
#296
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From: CT
Originally posted by nismo400
you need to chill out man. its pretty obvious he didn't mean anything by it. all he was saying is that the frame looks a little weird.
you need to chill out man. its pretty obvious he didn't mean anything by it. all he was saying is that the frame looks a little weird.
thanks.
07-19-03 | 03:14 PM
#297
damn straight
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From: San Diego
Bikes: aluminum, carbon, steel
Originally posted by khuon
That "funked up geometry" has been voted the ultimate/perfect XC full-suspension design by quite a few experts.
That "funked up geometry" has been voted the ultimate/perfect XC full-suspension design by quite a few experts.
07-19-03 | 03:43 PM
#298
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From: Whistler,BC
Bikes: Trek Fuel EX 8 27.5 +, 2002 Transition Dirtbag, Kona Roast 2002
I must be the only one who wasn't offended by what was said about the bike. It is definately the least common geometry for a lot of riders I know(I have only seen 1 in 3 years here) and it is very strange looking. Whether or not it works or not is irrelevent. It is odd compared to suspension today.
There is a lot of suspension I find odd looking. Doesn't mean I comment on performance or not. But it is odd And I may be new to the sport but I do know a lot about suspension design and still think it is strange to look at 
There is a lot of suspension I find odd looking. Doesn't mean I comment on performance or not. But it is odd
And I may be new to the sport but I do know a lot about suspension design and still think it is strange to look at
07-19-03 | 08:07 PM
#299
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From: CT
i feel like a misunderstood unloved teenager with alcholic parents and an abusive pet hamster
*slinks into corner to sob*
*slinks into corner to sob*
07-19-03 | 08:55 PM
#300
damn straight
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From: San Diego
Bikes: aluminum, carbon, steel
ok thats enough of that, let's post more bike porn