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Just put some shiny new bits on this one. |
I need to take pics of the steamrolly, but my evo is borrowing the seatpost/saddle right now.
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Originally Posted by Mumonkan
(Post 18430373)
theres actually a whole thread on mtbr about people using their bikes for hunting, it think its a smart idea instead of dragging a 200 lb dead animal on a sled N-miles back to your vehicle
You could ride that thing right into the front door of Cabella's and ol' boys wouldn't bat an eyelash. |
Originally Posted by 50voltphantom
(Post 18430280)
What frame is that? Is it drilled for a rear brake?
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Originally Posted by TimothyH
(Post 18430459)
Your bike would be right at home here in the deep south.
You could ride that thing right into the front door of Cabella's and ol' boys wouldn't bat an eyelash. |
[MENTION=168526]TejanoTrackie[/MENTION] What's the white bike? Looks super nice
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Originally Posted by thedapperest
(Post 18430565)
@TejanoTrackie What's the white bike? Looks super nice
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Originally Posted by pwebb
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Originally Posted by SquidPuppet
(Post 18428871)
In the age of flat black nothingness this bike is a standout. All elements are perfectly balanced. Timeless. Please tell us something about this bike - what type of frame is it and if there is a history behind it. |
Originally Posted by TimothyH
(Post 18431198)
I want to give my respect to this bike and its creator/owner, @SquidPuppet.
In the age of flat black nothingness this bike is a standout. All elements are perfectly balanced. Timeless. Please tell us something about this bike - what type of frame is it and if there is a history behind it. Thanks for the kind words. Nothing can be too glossy or polished for me. :o The frame and fork are a garage sale find. Modern TIG junk. :) After close comparisons I am 99.9% sure it is a State Bicycle frame and fork. The fork is an unattractive, heavy (but stiff) unicrown. The chainstays were welded on slightly crooked, so the dropouts (cheap stamped) were deliberately misaligned to compensate. Or perhaps vice versa. Still, it was off. It took some filing and tweaking to get the rear wheel to line up straight between the seat stays and to run forward true. It's "straight" now and rolls perfectly with no hands. The bottom bracket cluster is quite flexy. I asked my powdercoater to go heavy at the welds. He did, and it flowed out and made the welds look "good". :p It does what I want when I'm in the mood for a short wheelbase and steep head/short trail ride. I usually ride overly long and stable pigs, so this thing feels twitchy to me. |
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hottt!
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Posted this on Dec 31, 2015, so thought I'd post it again for 2016. Bought this 2010(?) Steamroller in early 2015, it didn't seem to have many miles on it (notice the wheel reflectors still on it). Frame is a little small so added riser bars, put on front & rear brakes (riding it single speed), some old Crank Bros 50/50 pedals, and upped the gearing to 53-16 (it works for me). So far so good. :)
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=496520 http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=496521 |
Originally Posted by bdumas35
(Post 18433172)
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Originally Posted by SquidPuppet
(Post 18431250)
Nothing can be too glossy or polished for me. :o
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I could be happy riding that for years. My size too... |
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http://i.imgur.com/pAd27dA.jpg
58cm cinelli vigorelli 172.5 sram omnium/aarn 47t/dura ace 15t shadow platforms/burro straps forte titan 16 spoke front chinese carbon 24 spoke rear thomson elite/selle italia slr 110 thomson x2/3t ergonova 40cm |
Originally Posted by espi-JG
(Post 18433452)
http://i.imgur.com/pAd27dA.jpg
58cm cinelli vigorelli 172.5 sram omnium/aarn 47t/dura ace 15t shadow platforms/burro straps forte titan 16 spoke front chinese carbon 24 spoke rear thomson elite/selle italia slr 110 thomson x2/3t ergonova 40cm |
http://i1019.photobucket.com/albums/...awak001_11.jpg
Back when she was new and dressed up. Winter chill mode is 45t ring and brakes. |
Originally Posted by TenSpeedV2
(Post 18433690)
PM me if you decide to sell that.
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Originally Posted by garlic_rice
(Post 18434186)
Back when she was new and dressed up. Winter chill mode is 45t ring and brakes.
Btw http://cdn.chud.com/9/95/900x900px-L...p_clap_gif.gif |
Originally Posted by cDiff Notorious
(Post 18434935)
Whats the reach and drop on that handlebar?
Btw http://cdn.chud.com/9/95/900x900px-L...p_clap_gif.gif |
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Good start for the new year! Loads of interesting builds here!
Sorry, I've been away for a while, just had an insanely busy year. This is my first build of the year. http://www.istars.co.nz/data/attachm...zn21e55s52.jpg http://www.istars.co.nz/data/attachm...qjqz4qu1jk.jpg http://www.istars.co.nz/data/attachm...jjn2azmwq2.jpg |
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New acquisition, not yet ridden:
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=496900http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=496901 More pics on this thread |
Congrats MiloFrance...not many of us mere mortals bikes can look too good being posted after one of nzkiddo's - but yours does :thumb:
BTW...isn't it time for one of the mods to give nzkiddo a pass to just go ahead and post his own bikes directly to the pr0n thread? |
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