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Old 07-06-10 | 07:14 PM
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Thanks! but no, she will never see "real trails" as replacement parts are very hard to find.
Gives an excuse to get new.
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Originally Posted by ilikebikes
Thanks! but no, she will never see "real trails" as replacement parts are very hard to find.
Gives an excuse to get new.
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Old 07-06-10 | 09:53 PM
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From: My response would have been something along the lines of: "Does your bike have computer controlled suspension? Then shut your piehole, this baby is from the future!"

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I'm going to pick this up tomorrow A.M., I'll fix her up a bit and it'll be my "new" old bike. =0) ;0)


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Old 07-06-10 | 09:58 PM
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Need to clean it and am waiting for an enduro seal kit to come for the fox.
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Old 07-07-10 | 05:51 PM
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From: My response would have been something along the lines of: "Does your bike have computer controlled suspension? Then shut your piehole, this baby is from the future!"

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My deal didn't happen, I got a bit busy so I told the guy to go ahead and sell. =0(
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Old 07-07-10 | 08:53 PM
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Bought some second-hand SLX Hollowtech II cranks and external bearing BB from a mate. Also bought some new grips.

Only problem was that the old pedals were stuck in the old cranks pretty damn good. The previous owner mustn't have greased the pedal threads in a LONG time.

Pulled everything apart, and fitted the new stuff. I was still left with the problem of old pedals stuck in old cranks. I managed to get the NDS off with a bit of persuasion, but the drive-side is not budging at all. I've tried all the tricks, and nothing.

Got it sorted in the end. Couldn't get the old pedal out of the old crank, so I've had to borrow the pedals from the HT for the time being. Oh well, new set of M520 SPDs are on ze way. Obligatory "pics or it didn't happen."

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Before.



During...



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Old 07-08-10 | 12:00 AM
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GOT THE BASTARD!

Disassembled the pedal while still on the crank, then just kept going at the spindle. Eventually got it loose using the BIG adjustable wrench.

I'm glad I got it out and saved the cranks, I really like them. Old-school RaceFace Evolve XC.
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Old 07-08-10 | 07:16 AM
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Old 07-08-10 | 01:40 PM
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GOT THE BASTARD!

Disassembled the pedal while still on the crank, then just kept going at the spindle. Eventually got it loose using the BIG adjustable wrench.

I'm glad I got it out and saved the cranks, I really like them. Old-school RaceFace Evolve XC.
(sorry for the offtopic) but have you tried with heating the crank (stove works) and not the pedal? this causes the crank to dilate and the pedal to get out easily
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Old 07-08-10 | 02:12 PM
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Quote "^^That's quite a picture! What bike is that?"

It's just an Ibex, I've changed a few parts out. The frame, fork, brakes and cranks are the same.
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Old 07-08-10 | 05:15 PM
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2000 Gary Fisher Wahoo. Bought it barely used two days ago for $100...couldn't really turn down the price. Put some beefy Specialized Purgatory tires on it to replace the hybrids it came with, as well as some of those Specialized Contour ergonomic grips. I might put a suspension fork on it one day, but for now I like the precise control I get from a rigid fork. Plus I don't feel like dishing out $200 for a fancy suspension for I'll just lock up most of the time anyway.
Nice! Here's my ride, bought it in '95 and never felt the need for a suspension fork (much less any other mountain bike):



Not sure why my bottle cage isn't on it in that pic...and my grips are different now.
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Old 07-08-10 | 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by slims_s
(sorry for the offtopic) but have you tried with heating the crank (stove works) and not the pedal? this causes the crank to dilate and the pedal to get out easily
I was discussing some methods with a mate (Who's the head wrench in his shop) and he said because the crank was alloy, and the pedal axle was steel, heating it wouldn't really do much to help.

Plus I have an induction stove, so no flames
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Old 07-08-10 | 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Polar Foil
Nice! Here's my ride, bought it in '95 and never felt the need for a suspension fork (much less any other mountain bike):



Not sure why my bottle cage isn't on it in that pic...and my grips are different now.
I'm a pretty rough rider so I've been looking into upgrading it with an 80mm suspension fork & disc brake on the front, but I like it so much as it is..just not as my primary trail bike. It's great for light trail rides & on the road though. I'm leaning more towards saving up for a new bike & keeping this one the same with the exception of putting some slicks in place of the off-road tires. Turn in into a nice hybrid.
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Old 07-09-10 | 09:10 PM
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Just got it -New Cannondale Rize 4 (2009).
Still getting used to the bike, so i have XT clipless pedals waiting on me on my dresser. Until then, its flats.

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Old 07-09-10 | 11:47 PM
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My 20" wheel mountain bike. Well, that's what I use it for.

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Old 07-11-10 | 09:56 PM
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Old 07-13-10 | 05:11 PM
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Old 07-16-10 | 01:45 AM
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Old 07-18-10 | 10:11 PM
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Old 07-18-10 | 11:04 PM
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