650C front? pffft!
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going down...
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From: South London
Bikes: Custom Raleigh track steel, Ron Kitching frame, given a budget single-speed job, Saracen Nzyme frame with most components upgraded
#8
I have one in my basement. I have no idea what its worth. does someone actually want to buy it? its a Redline.
... you are talking about the Skatebike, right?
... you are talking about the Skatebike, right?
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of my skate bike? ill try to get some as soon as I have the chance. Mine does not have a brake. and only a freewheel. Its pretty impossible to ride. and by impossible, I mean awesome.
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Originally Posted by CF4L
of my skate bike? ill try to get some as soon as I have the chance. Mine does not have a brake. and only a freewheel. Its pretty impossible to ride. and by impossible, I mean awesome.
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sVe

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From: Hellsinki, Funland
Bikes: Nishiki Continental fixed winter beater, Fixed Surly CrossCheck
I so want a pursuit/dirt jump crossover bike 
20" Kenda kineption front ... and a 29" WTB WeirWolf rear
plain gauge 4130 gusseted frame...

20" Kenda kineption front ... and a 29" WTB WeirWolf rear
plain gauge 4130 gusseted frame...
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sVe

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From: Hellsinki, Funland
Bikes: Nishiki Continental fixed winter beater, Fixed Surly CrossCheck
Originally Posted by DoshKel
Perfect. That would be my favorite bike ever.

further on the subject... I see WTB or Nitto producing DIRT JUMP DROP BARS
#16
It's like a unicycle with training wheels. A bucketload of awesome!
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