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Old 08-24-09, 07:43 PM
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Here's my 2009 Kona Dew FS:





It's fast and I can ride it on trails and I absolutely love the hydraulic disk brakes. Of all the bikes I've owned in my life, this one without a doubt, is my favourite (so far).
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Originally Posted by terraskye
Haha..I posted mine and my hubby's Specialized earlier in the thread Mine is a 07 Globe City and his is a 09 Crosstrail Sport

Your bike is really nice We Specialized owners gotta stick together
Oh, I must have missed that, sorry. I must have been blinded by all the Treks.
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Originally Posted by gepilling
Oh, I must have missed that, sorry. I must have been blinded by all the Treks.
Its not hard to be blinded..lol

Here is my hubby's crosstrail


Here is my Globe


We haven't really done much to them yet..I did replace the stock saddle on mine, and we both added water cages.

Eventually hubby's will get fenders and a rear rack and I will get a front basket when it comes in and maybe some new grips and pedals.
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^ nice rides. i have the smaller version of that bookshelf, in the same color, but need the bigger one... i'm running out of space... i have like 3 rows of books in each of the 8 cubbys i have... =/
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Originally Posted by terraskye
Its not hard to be blinded..lol

Here is my hubby's crosstrail


Here is my Globe


We haven't really done much to them yet..I did replace the stock saddle on mine, and we both added water cages.

Eventually hubby's will get fenders and a rear rack and I will get a front basket when it comes in and maybe some new grips and pedals.
Cool bikes. But it looks like his inner leg rubs on the cable and u-lock.
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Originally Posted by WCoastPeddler
Here's my 2009 Kona Dew FS:


Of all the bikes I've owned in my life, this one without a doubt, is my favourite (so far).

High praise indeed. I've never riden a bike with hydraulic brakes.
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Originally Posted by mijome07
Cool bikes. But it looks like his inner leg rubs on the cable and u-lock.
Not at all..I have mine in the same place too and no problems.
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Originally Posted by sh00k
^ nice rides. i have the smaller version of that bookshelf, in the same color, but need the bigger one... i'm running out of space... i have like 3 rows of books in each of the 8 cubbys i have... =/

Thanks I've had my bike since June and now I'm shopping around for a 2nd bike (not that we have the room)

I love our bookcase, which we call the Beast because its so freaking heavy..lol We've also added more books since that was taken in June as I'm a book fanatic. Bought this one for 90$ used but in excellent condition. 2nd best deal after my bike
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Jamis Coda Elite on a nice spring day. There's a rack on the back now, but no decent recent pics.



Check out how I did the bar ends. Gives some very comfortable options for hand positions.
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Here is my 1999 Trek 720
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Terriman - that actually looks like a great idea - putting the bar ends in the middle like you did.
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That bar end placement reminds me of those curved bar add ons the pros used for a short period in the '90's? that went the way off the scott drop-in bars.

I went looking for a pic or link, but I couldn't think of who made them or what they were called.

btw: If I was going to do something like that, I'd put the bar ends (maybe curved) inside the brifters.
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I don't know if a Navigator is really a Hybrid, But I bought it last year for casual riding, but instead turned it into a passion, and lost 50lbs. I don't have the money right now, but I'd love to get a Trek 7.5FX (the 2010 in black), I'm hoping for next year. I would still keep the Navigator for trails, and utility rides. I did switch the tires to the 1.5" Bontrager inverts at the beginning of this season.

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Originally Posted by droobieinop
That bar end placement reminds me of those curved bar add ons the pros used for a short period in the '90's? that went the way off the scott drop-in bars.

I went looking for a pic or link, but I couldn't think of who made them or what they were called.

btw: If I was going to do something like that, I'd put the bar ends (maybe curved) inside the brifters.
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Originally Posted by WCoastPeddler
Here's my 2009 Kona Dew FS:





It's fast and I can ride it on trails and I absolutely love the hydraulic disk brakes. Of all the bikes I've owned in my life, this one without a doubt, is my favourite (so far).
Sweet bike. This might be the best so far.
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Was doing some serious polishing today...





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Originally Posted by qmsdc15
Scott Drop In
I mentioned the scotts as a similarly no longer made product.

The add on things that I'm thinking of clamped on like newer aero bars that curved into each other in an oval shape.
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That's a purty Kuwahara. My Asama says hello.
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my new trek fx 7.777777777777777777777777777777777777777777!






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Damn, that thing is sick!
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^Sweet bike.^ Don't forget to remove the sticker(s). That kickstand may slow you down.
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Old 08-26-09, 09:53 PM
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thanks gang. yeah man - i noticed - this bike came with sooo many warning stickers -on the brakes, on the brake levers, ont he frame, on the carbon fork, and im serious - a couple of other places. i duno y..... it's a bike not a transformer!@$

as for the kickstand, it's actually too long. my bike can rest on it but i think wind would easily knock it over. i gotta get another one, a shorter one. LMAO - i think it will slow me down.
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I think you should keep the warning stickers on it, makes it look more badass
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Oh my! Look what the cat dragged in!

I second keeping the Caution! and Danger! in place. Or make up a worse set to paste over them. If it has a MADE IN CHINA on the head-tube (as mine did), feel free to peel that off.

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