Jackass BFSSFG poseur tarck bicyclist of the day
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Hey guys, are True Vative and Vilocity good brands?
https://akroncanton.craigslist.org/bik/1240709691.html
Anyone know that frame? I've never heard of Molly.
https://akroncanton.craigslist.org/bik/1240709691.html
Anyone know that frame? I've never heard of Molly.
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mmmm Chrome Molly.
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damn $40 white origin 8 chain??
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Your cog is slipping.
Regardless of how many overpriced, misspelled components that bike has, this dude wants 800 bucks for a Crosslake Sales frame!
I hope he gets it. I'll throw a bunch of bullsh*t on the the CL frame I've got laying around and sell mine too!
Last edited by Scrodzilla; 06-27-09 at 06:51 PM.
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this reminds me of this:
https://i270.photobucket.com/albums/j...ooterChicI.jpg
i didn't post the picture, because you will see why.
https://i270.photobucket.com/albums/j...ooterChicI.jpg
i didn't post the picture, because you will see why.
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https://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2009...Mattdurant.htm
this died
replaced with this
I think he didn't lose any jackass BFSSFG poseur tarck points with this.
this died
replaced with this
I think he didn't lose any jackass BFSSFG poseur tarck points with this.
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how the **** do these people ride these bikes?
they must just feel like complete *******s.
they must just feel like complete *******s.
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That chainring is all kinds of crazy
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It seems that those platforms would be grippy enough to keep the foot in place but I would at least slap some power grips on. The Brooklyn is a bit obnoxious but it's clearly a trick bike and I expect them to look this way.
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it's a BMX chainring
I would ride that bike if it wasn't so colorful in a terrible terrible way
I would ride that bike if it wasn't so colorful in a terrible terrible way
Oh, you know...
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its that damned rap music
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in terms of the BMW lack of foot retention:
i was hauling ass down a bridge the other day and didnt feel like maintaining the ridic cadence that i was so i figured id pull the feet from my clips and put em on my downtube. yea....so i finally managed to get my feet back on the pedals at the bottom of the bridge, but couldnt get back into the clips. tried to skid to slow down and almost ate **** real nasty. what a bad ****ing idea that was. never doing that again. moral of the story, foot retention FTW.
i was hauling ass down a bridge the other day and didnt feel like maintaining the ridic cadence that i was so i figured id pull the feet from my clips and put em on my downtube. yea....so i finally managed to get my feet back on the pedals at the bottom of the bridge, but couldnt get back into the clips. tried to skid to slow down and almost ate **** real nasty. what a bad ****ing idea that was. never doing that again. moral of the story, foot retention FTW.
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in terms of the BMW lack of foot retention:
i was hauling ass down a bridge the other day and didnt feel like maintaining the ridic cadence that i was so i figured id pull the feet from my clips and put em on my downtube. yea....so i finally managed to get my feet back on the pedals at the bottom of the bridge, but couldnt get back into the clips. tried to skid to slow down and almost ate **** real nasty. what a bad ****ing idea that was. never doing that again. moral of the story, foot retention FTW.
i was hauling ass down a bridge the other day and didnt feel like maintaining the ridic cadence that i was so i figured id pull the feet from my clips and put em on my downtube. yea....so i finally managed to get my feet back on the pedals at the bottom of the bridge, but couldnt get back into the clips. tried to skid to slow down and almost ate **** real nasty. what a bad ****ing idea that was. never doing that again. moral of the story, foot retention FTW.
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Boredom + Exercise bike bars = this.
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the only thing jackass about that bianchi is the lack of handlebar streamers
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why arent those front brakes connected?
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Just ride it.
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+1 Not only is it not Jackass, but it is the most amazing thing I've seen in a while.
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in terms of the BMW lack of foot retention:
i was hauling ass down a bridge the other day and didnt feel like maintaining the ridic cadence that i was so i figured id pull the feet from my clips and put em on my downtube. yea....so i finally managed to get my feet back on the pedals at the bottom of the bridge, but couldnt get back into the clips. tried to skid to slow down and almost ate **** real nasty. what a bad ****ing idea that was. never doing that again. moral of the story, foot retention FTW.
i was hauling ass down a bridge the other day and didnt feel like maintaining the ridic cadence that i was so i figured id pull the feet from my clips and put em on my downtube. yea....so i finally managed to get my feet back on the pedals at the bottom of the bridge, but couldnt get back into the clips. tried to skid to slow down and almost ate **** real nasty. what a bad ****ing idea that was. never doing that again. moral of the story, foot retention FTW.
that san jose is sad...
Last edited by beeftech; 06-30-09 at 09:39 PM.