The official *all new* Jackass thread (keep it fun)
10-30-11, 05:17 PM
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Your cog is slipping.
Except for Liberace's bike taking the cake up top, this entire page blows.
10-30-11, 05:18 PM
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Jokes on you, we're on another page 
10-30-11, 05:19 PM
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First one could be. Second one looks like a 700. You guys have better eyes than I do. Then again, I'm on my phone
10-31-11, 07:33 PM
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From BikeSnobNYC, which basically started out as the Jackass blog. **** is so straight-faced and the content so ludicrous that I can't tell if the vid is ironic or not.
10-31-11, 07:39 PM
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I think it's a joke. Backpack, etc. Also the singer doesn't seem into it - almost like he's embarrassed by it lol.
11-01-11, 07:41 AM
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so much wrong with that video.
'F*** that hipster ****, we ride fixed gear.' whats the difference?
and notice small gear ratio and coasting at 3:16
'F*** that hipster ****, we ride fixed gear.' whats the difference?
and notice small gear ratio and coasting at 3:16
11-02-11, 12:12 AM
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https://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac...667535539.html
Everything about this.
Everything about this.
i have a felt brougham 51cm cost 200 dollars just the frame ,comes with a back red super deep v with 13 teeth little cog for tricks and easy skid stops,a sugino 170 crank black with sparkly chainring ,red chain ,silver pedals ,sealed bearing cartridge system headset,stock stem with thick risers ,thick fork.spacers ,front zero light vuelta rim,all you need is a front inner tube . tire ,seatpost and seat,I WANT TO TRADE FOR AN AEROSPOKE OR A TRISPOKE,CONTACT ME WITH OFFERS ,TEXT 323 787 THREE SEVEN 60 OR REPLY TO MY EMAIL ADRESS.I WILL SELL FOR 250 DOLLARS,or i will trade most of my bike for the 2011 supreme HAT that tyler the creator wore at the vma.
11-02-11, 12:29 AM
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https://ozotw.com/shop/2011/09/fun2-frameset/
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11-02-11, 02:34 AM
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11-02-11, 02:45 AM
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the way that guy wrote his ad pisses me off ,he wrote it like , a jack ass.
11-02-11, 03:45 AM
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Seat tube pads are rad!
11-02-11, 11:36 AM
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that softride is awesome
11-02-11, 11:54 AM
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moving target
i remember making myself a seatpad way back when.
used the scraps from a mess bag. still after riding my bike for like a week I decided
I take myself to seriously
used the scraps from a mess bag. still after riding my bike for like a week I decided
I take myself to seriously
11-02-11, 12:34 PM
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It begs of a chicken or the egg quandary:
Does dude run his rear axle practically hanging out of his fork ends to accommodate the seat tube pad or does dude run the seat tube pad to make his clearance look tite when he rocks the way-back axle?
Does dude run his rear axle practically hanging out of his fork ends to accommodate the seat tube pad or does dude run the seat tube pad to make his clearance look tite when he rocks the way-back axle?
11-02-11, 01:04 PM
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I carry my bike up and downstairs every day and I've never considered a top tube pad. are people resting their nuts on these or walking miles at a time while holding their bikes or something? I've never totally understood those pads for basic riding
11-02-11, 01:09 PM
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Shouldering a Mash is pretty rough due to the inverted triangle shaped of the TT, but I carried mine 2 miles to the LBS once without once entertaining the idea of a TT pad.
11-02-11, 01:13 PM
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Yeah I mean, because how often do you have to carry it that far? Like 5 times a year... if you're unlucky
and yeah the mash is definitely more brutal on the shoulder from the shape, but at least it's nice and light
and yeah the mash is definitely more brutal on the shoulder from the shape, but at least it's nice and light
11-02-11, 01:45 PM
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Cuz hipsters love the worst parts of 60's - 80's fashions. What better chunk of the early 80s bike fashion besides pads?
I reckon if I did much stunting on a bike that's too big for me I'd want pads, too.
I reckon if I did much stunting on a bike that's too big for me I'd want pads, too.
11-02-11, 01:46 PM
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Brining my 80lbs bike lock to school with me is pretty jackass....
