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07-04-05, 09:29 PM
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is a vid. possible?
07-04-05, 09:38 PM
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https://gallery.unicyclist.com/albums...eeling_001.wmv
crazy video, worth the wait of downloading
crazy video, worth the wait of downloading
07-04-05, 09:43 PM
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couldnt get to it
i got a pretty funny picture in my head of someone riding that, then falling.
i got a pretty funny picture in my head of someone riding that, then falling.
07-04-05, 10:07 PM
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Must be hard to ride...but fun.
07-04-05, 10:12 PM
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What do you do when you are an avid bike rider and your wife has never, ever, ridden? Why you restore a rusty 66 pound Schwinn Tandem De Lux, and teach her to ride after the wedding.... of course.
It worked, too. She liked riding so much for our second anniversary she bought us a Trek T-900.
Single work, a Trek 7000 that's showing some wear, and her new Trek Navigator 300.
But our favorite bike picture is still the lead sled, at the wedding. Oh, it was a near-record 97 degrees with unreal humidity when that picture was taken. I think we all lost about 10 lbs that day.
Nuff Said. C.
It worked, too. She liked riding so much for our second anniversary she bought us a Trek T-900.
Single work, a Trek 7000 that's showing some wear, and her new Trek Navigator 300.
But our favorite bike picture is still the lead sled, at the wedding. Oh, it was a near-record 97 degrees with unreal humidity when that picture was taken. I think we all lost about 10 lbs that day.
Nuff Said. C.
07-04-05, 10:17 PM
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Originally Posted by zx108
couldnt get to it
i got a pretty funny picture in my head of someone riding that, then falling.
i got a pretty funny picture in my head of someone riding that, then falling.
07-05-05, 11:02 AM
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i saved it and it is pretty crazy, i like the really tall unicycle.
07-05-05, 11:31 AM
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I am jealous. I want like a rockhopper at least anyway I dont have a digicam but here it is. The only mods are OURY grips, Enduro sport tires, new bg seat, speedometer, and soon to probably get some rhyno lite wheels. Its not as ugly as the pic lol butw/e rrrrrr...I got ripped off my parents could have spend some more dough to get me a hardrock sport since it is soooo much nicer rrrr makes me sooo angree ...Its the same exact frame design as my brother's 01 hardrock and MINES AN 03!!
07-05-05, 11:46 AM
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well, welcome. save yourself some cash and get a bike. thats what i did, and i didnt need to worry about my pearents casue it was MY cash.
it isnt bad, at least you are out riding.
it isnt bad, at least you are out riding.
07-05-05, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by GerGa00
I am jealous. I want like a rockhopper at least anyway I dont have a digicam but here it is. The only mods are OURY grips, Enduro sport tires, new bg seat, speedometer, and soon to probably get some rhyno lite wheels. Its not as ugly as the pic lol butw/e rrrrrr...I got ripped off my parents could have spend some more dough to get me a hardrock sport since it is soooo much nicer rrrr makes me sooo angree ...Its the same exact frame design as my brother's 01 hardrock and MINES AN 03!!
07-05-05, 12:41 PM
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*%&$ THAT!!! Ok it is not a geat bike, they spent more on my bros bike and that was two years before i got mine. mine was like only 280-290 and my bro's was like 320 f***ing bull s*** Im sorry but I couldve paid for the extra money and thats bs...after my birthday party (4 days from now) Ill have around 550 dollar OF MY OWN to spend and thats pretty sad I could git like a hardrock pro fer that much. bs
f***ing bull s*** Im sorry but I couldve paid for the extra money and thats bs...after my birthday party (4 days from now) Ill have around 550 dollar OF MY OWN to spend and thats pretty sad I could git like a hardrock pro fer that much. bs
07-05-05, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by GerGa00
*%&$ THAT!!! Ok it is not a geat bike, they spent more on my bros bike and that was two years before i got mine. mine was like only 280-290 and my bro's was like 320 f***ing bull s*** Im sorry but I couldve paid for the extra money and thats bs...after my birthday party (4 days from now) Ill have around 550 dollar OF MY OWN to spend and thats pretty sad I could git like a hardrock pro fer that much. bs
f***ing bull s*** Im sorry but I couldve paid for the extra money and thats bs...after my birthday party (4 days from now) Ill have around 550 dollar OF MY OWN to spend and thats pretty sad I could git like a hardrock pro fer that much. bs 
Instead of being ungrateful, here's what I would do if I were you: Be thankful your parents bought you a brand name, quality bike and ride that bike into the ground. I don't mean abuse it, but simply put so many miles on it that you wear out the drivetrain, etc. When you accomplish that, your parents will see that:
a) you're committed to, and serious about, the sport; and
b) it makes more sense to buy a new bike than replace the drivetrain on your existing bike.
You can then discuss using your $550 to buy a Rockhopper.
07-05-05, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Team853
Instead of being ungrateful, here's what I would do if I were you: Be thankful your parents bought you a brand name, quality bike and ride that bike into the ground. I don't mean abuse it, but simply put so many miles on it that you wear out the drivetrain, etc. When you accomplish that, your parents will see that:
a) you're committed to, and serious about, the sport; and
b) it makes more sense to buy a new bike than replace the drivetrain on your existing bike.
You can then discuss using your $550 to buy a Rockhopper.
ok so I hope u get the point oh and Im probably getting rhyno lite wheels and a goped with my money.
07-05-05, 03:31 PM
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well that was little over the edge, but he is right your pearents did buy you a bike.
07-05-05, 03:40 PM
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i'm sorry, but i get pissed at people like him. those that measure their family in dollars. he got a bike that i'm saving up for, (even though my dad's paying $250), i still have to raise ~300 to pay for the bike including taxes. and here he is, *****ing about how the bike he got is $30 less than what his brother got. THAT, is BS.
07-05-05, 03:48 PM
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i see were you are comming from.
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07-05-05, 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted by dirtjumpP.1
yeah, i dont think this r-dawgmatic guy really knows anything about his bike... if it evn is his
Whoa man calm down and take the time type out your words. Yes it is actually my bike, I'm just getting back in to mountain biking and I didn’t realize they were hydraulics I expected to see a bigger reservoir on the levers... I’m sorry to all those who were offended by the comment on the brakes not being hydraulic.
07-06-05, 01:27 AM
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Originally Posted by GerGa00
I ride my bike around 3 miles a day on my paper route so I guess I am "committed" and I like to ride in the woods trails near me. My parents would never let me buy a rockhopper when they bought me the bike 2 years ago, and my mom say my bike is expensive...
ok so I hope u get the point oh and Im probably getting rhyno lite wheels and a goped with my money.
ok so I hope u get the point oh and Im probably getting rhyno lite wheels and a goped with my money.
07-06-05, 07:11 AM
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Originally Posted by edf825
3 miles?! That's not commitment! I ride 4 miles a day. Now that's commitment.
OH MAN! I LIVE FOR THIS STUFF!
07-07-05, 01:24 AM
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Mine.
07-07-05, 07:38 AM
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Ok sorry, I got carried away i guess. I see yer point but, when I was looking at the bikes I really want the much nicer hardrock sport and I offered to pay for the extra money but they didnt want me too even though I had a lot of money at that time, that is mainly why Im mad sorry I didnt say that because I thought u people in this forum were, like people that all have at least a cheap good bike, from my first impression here this forum is almost like say,a radio shack grade rc forum compared to a hobby grade rc forum but Ive seen a mix of that here
I see yer point but, when I was looking at the bikes I really want the much nicer hardrock sport and I offered to pay for the extra money but they didnt want me too even though I had a lot of money at that time, that is mainly why Im mad sorry I didnt say that because I thought u people in this forum were, like people that all have at least a cheap good bike, from my first impression here this forum is almost like say,a radio shack grade rc forum compared to a hobby grade rc forum but Ive seen a mix of that here
07-07-05, 10:58 AM
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well there are a mix of people in here. you will find that some people have really nice bikes, and some have so-so bikes. but they are out there riding the trails none the less.
07-08-05, 09:12 PM
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OK bear with this newbie...
Don't have any pics of my old Trek 7000 Alum. as of yet but I do have this one:
Don't have any pics of my old Trek 7000 Alum. as of yet but I do have this one:
07-09-05, 12:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Walkafire
OK bear with this newbie...
Don't have any pics of my old Trek 7000 Alum. as of yet but I do have this one:
Don't have any pics of my old Trek 7000 Alum. as of yet but I do have this one:
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