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Originally Posted by duppy.conqueror
ya ill zip it up with some other goodies and send u a link...
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Originally Posted by Offhoff
One of my girlfriends bought it for me its a North Face Flight Series but last years model I don't think they make it anymore. 2Wheels has one of these (I think) and it looks wicked. The problem with my North Face is its built for climbing so it has no really good wind resistance while on the bike I tend to wear it under one of my Nike Climafit jackets, then its perfect. The only thing about that north face jacket that is absolutely tits is the fact it has the monkey loops for fingers, it makes the biggest difference under gloves.
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From: Mississauga,On,Can.
Bikes: I have 2 of them,1 with fat tires & 1 with skinny tires & A Ninja 650
So took my bike up from the laundry room (using it on the rollers) to lube it up & noticed this.
This is the bike i just got in November 06 & hardly ridden.
MOFO
This is the bike i just got in November 06 & hardly ridden.
MOFO
Shiftless bum

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From: Ottawa, Ontario
Bikes: Apollo fixed winter bike, Gazelle Cross, Baboe Cargo bike, Linskey Rouleur Road, Bridgestone Picnica, Tern C7, 2nd gen Strida
Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
yeah, i like a normal fleece now and again, but you're right, they are not built to withstand wind. there is some nice fleeces out there with windstopper material; i'd love to find a snug-ish one with a hood.
As an aside, I picked up a pair of sidi bullets. If you buy Sidi shoes, *don't* use the stock mounting bolts which use a very small diameter hex. I stripped on with almost no force at all and am now trying to figure out how to get it out

Aggh!!! John, that suxors!
dam this is fun !
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that looks like it hurt Sweep . sorry to see it
Don't smoke, Mike.
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Originally Posted by sweep242
So took my bike up from the laundry room (using it on the rollers) to lube it up & noticed this.
This is the bike i just got in November 06 & hardly ridden.
MOFO
This is the bike i just got in November 06 & hardly ridden.
MOFO
cab horn

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At the very least it'll be annoying to have to wait for replacement frame to come in. That sucks though sweep.
Don't smoke, Mike.
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"You shouldn't have started in the first place!"
Shut the **** up. Anyway, I quit smoking. It's been close to a month now so I'm pretty confident I'm not going to freak out and start again now. Woot. The only change I've noticed other than being even more angry all the time is my mouth feels a lot less ganky in the morning. Hopefully my lungs will show me some sort of improvement but the time roadie scum season swings into full gear.
Shut the **** up. Anyway, I quit smoking. It's been close to a month now so I'm pretty confident I'm not going to freak out and start again now. Woot. The only change I've noticed other than being even more angry all the time is my mouth feels a lot less ganky in the morning. Hopefully my lungs will show me some sort of improvement but the time roadie scum season swings into full gear.
Don't smoke, Mike.
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Originally Posted by operator
At the very least it'll be annoying to have to wait for replacement frame to come in. That sucks though sweep.
::3 o'clock roadblock::
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
awsome.
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Originally Posted by shapelike
This is not as bad as it seems. Your frame is toast, but that's a warranty replacement if ever I've seen one. Contact the shop you bought it from and they'll contact their (Trek?) rep. You'll probably end up w/ an '07 version of the same bike.
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Originally Posted by operator
At the very least it'll be annoying to have to wait for replacement frame to come in. That sucks though sweep.
not like i don’t have another bike to ride ha ha
Last edited by sweep242; 03-31-07 at 08:18 PM.
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Originally Posted by shapelike
"You shouldn't have started in the first place!"
*blocked for the triple
::3 o'clock roadblock::
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dayum sweep thats a hot ride!
dam this is fun !
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Originally Posted by 2wheelsgood
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Originally Posted by duppy.conqueror
dayum sweep thats a hot ride!
I loaded the kids in the trailer today went to the park i did a pull up on jungle apparatus OMG i'm out of shape watching that vid dose not help ahh. G.O.W. is calling me. Ha
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damned shame about that crack man, though gettin' an '07 will be kinda cool.
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i'd be taking it back to the shop screaming warranty...
::3 o'clock roadblock::
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Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
damned shame about that crack man, though gettin' an '07 will be kinda cool.
everytin' irie?
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so i just went downstairs and got most of the new cross bike built up. i'll post pics when it's a little more interesting...
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
i'd be taking it back to the shop screaming warranty...
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Originally Posted by sweep242
Ha ha damm straight have to wait till Monday - welcome to K-Town not open Sundays.
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
if it makes you feel better, not a whole lot of TO shops are open sundays this time of year either. i kind of like stuff closed on sundays; reminds me of old times when people actually took a day of rest. yes a bit off topic; it sucks that you have to take all the parts off the frame, etc. especially with spring around the corner.
99% of the bikes we get in are junkers. Working on fully functional bikes is a +.
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And I finally got the Sidi screw out by hacksawing a notch in it and using a flathead screwdriver... what a pain.




