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Originally Posted by 69chevy
(Post 19149669)
Hoods above seat = never, ever hot. Ever.
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Originally Posted by GeneO
(Post 19150433)
And what is up with the saddle, it looks lopsided.
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Originally Posted by SirHustlerEsq
(Post 19120815)
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Originally Posted by Defyme
(Post 19151225)
Not sure what you mean? Saddle if anything looks like it is slanting downward in this picture but it is level. I may need to rotate the bars downward a bit as suggested by an earlier post.
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Originally Posted by Jeremy_S
(Post 19151228)
That is so damn sexy it burned my retinas. I don't know what part of Dallas you're from but now I wanna go to a group ride you're in just to see it lol. I'm usually don't drool over many rides in general but that thing is sickness. Plus blue is my favorite color. 12/10 :eek:
If you would like I can send you his address and social security number. |
Originally Posted by SirHustlerEsq
(Post 19120815)
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Originally Posted by 69chevy
(Post 19149669)
Hoods above seat = never, ever hot. Ever.
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Originally Posted by bj.bonnette
(Post 19153625)
If you would like I can send you his address and social security number.
I'll need birthdate and mother's maiden name as well. |
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Originally Posted by Jeremy_S
(Post 19151228)
That is so damn sexy it burned my retinas. I don't know what part of Dallas you're from but now I wanna go to a group ride you're in just to see it lol. I'm usually don't drool over many rides in general but that thing is sickness. Plus blue is my favorite color. 12/10 :eek:
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Don't take this the wrong way, but it kind of looks like a kid's bike - the paint scheme really accentuates the geometry. And while I recognize the wheels, in combination with that frame, they look wide. Looks perfect for racing around the neighborhood, but of course it's much more capable than that. Very cool. |
Originally Posted by kbarch
(Post 19158967)
It really makes me smile.
Don't take this the wrong way, but it kind of looks like a kid's bike - the paint scheme really accentuates the geometry. And while I recognize the wheels, in combination with that frame, they look wide. Looks perfect for racing around the neighborhood, but of course it's much more capable than that. Very cool. |
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My first bike (commuting on road), are flatbar allowed? :)
I know I'll get some hate but it's not a bad look IMO :lol: http://oi66.tinypic.com/n2n29h.jpg |
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Originally Posted by RexRobinson
(Post 19159568)
My first bike (commuting on road), are flatbar allowed? :)
I know I'll get some hate but it's not a bad look IMO :lol: http://oi66.tinypic.com/n2n29h.jpg |
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Originally Posted by RexRobinson
(Post 19159568)
My first bike (commuting on road), are flatbar allowed? :)
I know I'll get some hate but it's not a bad look IMO :lol: http://oi66.tinypic.com/n2n29h.jpg |
also the frame pump. but at least its the same color as the bike. |
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Originally Posted by the sci guy
(Post 19160532)
Would have said hot but the stem to bar to hood transition looks janky.
also the frame pump. but at least its the same color as the bike. |
Originally Posted by RexRobinson
(Post 19159568)
My first bike (commuting on road), are flatbar allowed? :)
I know I'll get some hate but it's not a bad look IMO :lol: http://oi66.tinypic.com/n2n29h.jpg If this was the forum of boardwalks, commuting, a bit of off-road and riding around the neighborhood with your kids, etc., OK, it's pretty hot. But it's not, so it's not. |
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