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70mm4$!n!
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Originally Posted by Stert
what frame is that?
and
what kind of wheel is that 5 spoke?
and
what kind of wheel is that 5 spoke?
pista concept
aerospoke front wheel
ALSO: sniks, what are those cranks?
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JuNKie! bike junkie!
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Originally Posted by freeskihp
wow, prepare for an onslaught of "you future hipster" and "oh ****, look out for this hipster in training"
pista concept
aerospoke front wheel
ALSO: sniks, what are those cranks?
pista concept
aerospoke front wheel
ALSO: sniks, what are those cranks?
dura-ace
square taper
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Originally Posted by Momentum
Nice bike - what seatpost is that?
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Originally Posted by andre nickatina
but is it njs approved is the real question
are you just a wise butt.
of couse it is!
why ride anything else on the street?
came free with my dented (NJS) frame.
btw you seem to know more about some of my stuff than I do (old Pog with a repaired BB) so you should know.
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just put some freebies on my beater. still looking for the perfect pair for my good bike. i rode bullhorns for a while, but love the feel of risers better. found it easier to stand at the lights with them for some reason.
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uuuh
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Just added some temporary purple risers from a Walmart bike in a dumpster. Chopped with a hacksaw and smoothed with a bench grinder.
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uuuh
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Originally Posted by deathhare
i used to have a white leather Turbo
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dude. those red grips look great! (i used rubber cement to install my grips... worked great!)
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I love the look of risers too, but I like to chop my flat bars to 48 or 46cm....can you chop risers this much and still have a full grip on the flat part of the bar? Those who have posted pictures....How wide are your risers?
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I hear people saying they use hacksaws to cut down their bars. This tool should be in your box https://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...seBVCookie=Yes It makes a fast, clean and very smooth cut. I got mine at Home Depot
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Originally Posted by wallah
I hear people saying they use hacksaws to cut down their bars. This tool should be in your box https://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...seBVCookie=Yes It makes a fast, clean and very smooth cut. I got mine at Home Depot