Post your Rigs version 3.0.
#27
Don't call me sir
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Bikes: 1954 Holdsworth 3 speed, 1969 Bob Jackson, 1988 Miyata Twelve Hundred (retired), 1989 Schwinn Paramount, 2004 Santa Cruz Blur Classic, 2012 Specialized P3, 2013 Specialized Roubaix Expert Disc
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You're a big guy. Nice collection.
#28
Don't really have a bike.
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i was watching the Tour de France yesterday. One of the riders they interviewed was saying the tarmac is the fastest bike he has ever ridden. they look nice for sure, but i like that Jabberwocky a lot!
#29
Old School Rad
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Hmmmmmm...I wonder if he's getting paid to ride a Tarmac?
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Don't really have a bike.
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ya he most likely was but I rode an s-works and it seemed very fast from an amatuer. so i would imagine the next level would be even faster.
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I would imagine a that how fast a bike is has a lot to do with the motor.
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#34
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Sacramento, CA
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Bikes: Epic and Tarmac
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And LLLOOOVVEEE the Jabber, especially now that it seems to have all the kinks worked out. The first month or so was rough, from air in my rear brake, to smashing the rear wheel and then the hub failed. Now though, it is riding great.
#35
Mount-an-Biker
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Location: Duluth, MN
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Trail and Race Bike
Sette Reken
Tora 302 U-Turn
XT F&R Derailleurs
Truvativ Iso Flow cranks
Sram Halfpipe Shifters
Avid SD5 Levers & Calipers
Kore Stem and Bars
WTB Saddle
Sette Seatpost & Skewers
2.1 Small Block 8s
Old Deore wheelset
Commuter and Trail Bike
1998 Mongoose NX7.3
Rigid Steel fork
XT rear, STX front
STX cranks
Sram Gripshift
Avid 1D brakes
GT Stem and Bars
Panaracer Fire 2.1
unknown wheelset
#37
Fool
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Asheville, NC
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Bikes: '02 Specialized Rockhopper A1 FS Comp
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Just finished building this one.
And this is one in the works as a fixie/commuter
And this is one in the works as a fixie/commuter
#39
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My Bianchi Sok 29er
My roadie..
My roadie..
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Road: 2001 Bianchi XL Boron
Cross: 2009 Surly Cross Check
XC Mtb: 2007 Bianchi Sok 29er
SS/Rigid Mtb: 2008 Soma Juice 29er
Road: 2001 Bianchi XL Boron
Cross: 2009 Surly Cross Check
XC Mtb: 2007 Bianchi Sok 29er
SS/Rigid Mtb: 2008 Soma Juice 29er
#40
Te mortuo heres tibi sim?
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: East coast
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Bikes: hardtail, squishy, fixed roadie, fixed crosser
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Devinci Frantik/Totem stupid fun bike
On-One il Pompino fixed crosser/commuter/grocery getter/crap weather road bike
Peyto Cycles Wild Bill/Pike singlespeed
Specialized Pitch/Lyrik combo
On-One il Pompino fixed crosser/commuter/grocery getter/crap weather road bike
Peyto Cycles Wild Bill/Pike singlespeed
Specialized Pitch/Lyrik combo
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#42
Te mortuo heres tibi sim?
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Burly ti hardtail/Lyrik combo
There is a fixed gear road bike around as well, but it pretty much just lives on the trainer 99% of the time.
There is a fixed gear road bike around as well, but it pretty much just lives on the trainer 99% of the time.
#44
Pot-bellied Biker
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My old bikes. Still have the Fervor frame, which I might build into a rigid. I don't have pics of my current (but now replaced) '99 Trek 8000 for some reason.. I know I took a bunch when I got my new camera a couple years ago, but I cannot find them.
My '94 Klein Fervor. Had RaceFace cranks & bar, Syncros stem & post, Magura brakes, a Judy, and the best wheels ever (DT Hugi rear, White Industries front, DT tapered Ti spokes, and I cannot remember for sure what rims we used.) Insanely light, but incredibly tough. I never had an issue with them, even after 4 years of hard riding, and about 15000km.) My LBS owner has them now (15 years later!), and he still uses them. He had them rebuilt once, but that's it.
My Mantra. Had the RaceFace cranks from my Fervor, otherwise XT stuff, KORE stem, RaceFace bar I think, Bomber fork (loved that thing) and uhm.. that's about it. It was a fun bike to ride, though it had a tendency to want to launch you into the air.
And, for a laugh, this pic is from around '92 or '93 I think. That's me sliding to a stop on my ass after getting launched over the bars by a large rock buried under some loose sand. The bike was my first mountain bike, a low budget Raleigh, with a very early Marzocchi suspension fork on it. No, I don't still wear the purple helmet.
I should have some pics of my new bike ('08 Giant Trance X2) next week some time.
My '94 Klein Fervor. Had RaceFace cranks & bar, Syncros stem & post, Magura brakes, a Judy, and the best wheels ever (DT Hugi rear, White Industries front, DT tapered Ti spokes, and I cannot remember for sure what rims we used.) Insanely light, but incredibly tough. I never had an issue with them, even after 4 years of hard riding, and about 15000km.) My LBS owner has them now (15 years later!), and he still uses them. He had them rebuilt once, but that's it.
My Mantra. Had the RaceFace cranks from my Fervor, otherwise XT stuff, KORE stem, RaceFace bar I think, Bomber fork (loved that thing) and uhm.. that's about it. It was a fun bike to ride, though it had a tendency to want to launch you into the air.
And, for a laugh, this pic is from around '92 or '93 I think. That's me sliding to a stop on my ass after getting launched over the bars by a large rock buried under some loose sand. The bike was my first mountain bike, a low budget Raleigh, with a very early Marzocchi suspension fork on it. No, I don't still wear the purple helmet.
I should have some pics of my new bike ('08 Giant Trance X2) next week some time.
#45
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Gots to luv the lefty: 07 CDale Rush
Everyone should have a HT in the line up 05 Specialized Stumphumper
My oldie but a goodie: 03 Gary Fisher Sugar 3+
Can I post my road? 08 LOOK 555
Everyone should have a HT in the line up 05 Specialized Stumphumper
My oldie but a goodie: 03 Gary Fisher Sugar 3+
Can I post my road? 08 LOOK 555
#47
Old School Rad
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Whats with all the roadbikes??? This bike is still one of my favorites: 07 Stumpy. Got a few ideas to breath some new life into it, but still works great. Awesome climber. Old pic:
Edit: wow that pic sucks, I'll find a better one soon.
Edit: wow that pic sucks, I'll find a better one soon.
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