First Track bike
01-27-06 | 01:21 PM
#51
likes avocadoes
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From: oakland, ca
Bikes: heh, like that info would fit here...
Originally Posted by vomitron
That was me using non-track parts with a track bike. See what happens?
I'M A PHYSICIST GOD DAMN YOU.
I'M A PHYSICIST GOD DAMN YOU.
That had nothing to do w/ track vs non-track parts, that had to do with having your seatpost out 1 cm past the minimum insertion line on a frame with a super-extended seat tube. You're a physicist, right? You know how a lever works, right?
01-27-06 | 01:55 PM
#53
MADE IN TAIWAN
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From: SF
Bikes: Tarmac, Humble, Makino, Schwinn
Originally Posted by vomitron
Some of you have serious issues with thinking critically, and discerning intent from textual sources.
Aliteracy is clearly on the rise.
Aliteracy is clearly on the rise.
HUH?
BACK TO OP
Seaden, you can get cranks and other parts at business cycle or world class and ask your lbs, they can usually order things for you and if your on pretty good terms with them, they'll usually give you a good price for them.
01-27-06 | 02:25 PM
#54
Cornucopia of Awesomeness
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Originally Posted by vomitron
Some of you have serious issues with thinking critically, and discerning intent from textual sources.
Aliteracy is clearly on the rise.
Aliteracy is clearly on the rise.
I hope. otherwise you're the biggest ****** to ever walk the face of the earth.
01-27-06 | 08:12 PM
#57
artistic tricyclist
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From: Fredericton, Canada
Bikes: 2k3 Norco CRD3, 2k2 Kona Stinky, 2k1 Devinci Cactus, 1984 Norco Eliminator Mk.II, 1973 CCM Mistral, 1980s Peugot Sport SL TT, 2k1 Giant XTC NRS1, 2k Norco VPS Drop, 1992 Specialized Rockhopper
Originally Posted by vomitron
Aliteracy is clearly on the rise.
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Illiteracy sure seems to be....apparently physicists dont take english courses
Aliteracy is clearly on the rise.
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Illiteracy sure seems to be....apparently physicists dont take english courses
01-27-06 | 08:33 PM
#58
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From: Atlanta
Originally Posted by seaden
who else has had problems with sugino rd's?
01-27-06 | 08:47 PM
#59
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for the time being why not just move the parts over from what ever you're riding now to the new frame? hang 'em on there, ride around for a few minutes, if everything seems OK, odds are everything is OK. it's a bicycle, and a very simple one at that, it ain't no NASA space shuttle.
01-27-06 | 11:14 PM
#60
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Dirty Fingers
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From: Seattle, WA
Bikes: Motobecane Super Mirage Fixie, Somec Track Bike, Univega Supra Sport 14 sp
well hopefully raygunner has those gipeimme(sp?) track cranks he wanted to sell me...I just haven't heard from him yet.
07-11-08 | 01:20 AM
#61
walter destiny
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From: Portland, OR
hahahaha! not to resurrect such an old thread but the hilarity of that dude illiterately spelling "illiteracy" is just too much to not allow everyone the joy of returning to.
07-11-08 | 05:30 AM
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you think it's funny now, wait till i get to have a reaction when you realize that alliterate is a word that makes sense in the context used above, since illiterate clearly does not.
