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for real that thing should be using a track for its fastness.
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Originally Posted by bw286
(Post 7330970)
i really really hope there's a velodrome by you...
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whew, thank god for that, then. can never be sure, in this world.
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[quote=CitifY;7329007]$213. :)
My beater for riding and locking up once the semester starts. I actually really love riding this thing. Its so smooth and solid. Pretty much indestructible. _ - _ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Good stuff Mark...for a while there I thought you were going to ride that BMC all over campus. |
oh right. yeah if you're buying bmc's then an SLR and some toshi's are what, two days pay?
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Originally Posted by Teevoe
(Post 7330541)
Updates on the Capo and Pake
This only sees the track http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...Capoupdate.jpg This is for my gas saving commute http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...keUpdate-1.jpg |
Originally Posted by gnome
(Post 7331417)
Very very nice. That Capo looks fast. I wish I could push that big a gear.
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Originally Posted by Teevoe
(Post 7330541)
This is for my gas saving commute
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...keUpdate-1.jpg |
http://singlespeedbleed.com/gallery2...serialNumber=2
Sorry for the crappy pic.This is my Azuki "Gran Tour" rattle can paint,shaved guides and hanger,all second hand or ol-cheapo parts.I love it. |
Originally Posted by triplesixer
(Post 7328310)
That is ill. Have you had any problems with the paint chipping from the rattle-can job?
Originally Posted by brandonmsweet
(Post 7328801)
Beautiful job! howd ya paint it?
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Originally Posted by jch3n
(Post 7331626)
what fork is that?
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Teevoe, definitely rides the track. The first time i saw Teevoe, Thyna (Hope you dont mind bro), race at the track was on Wednesday at Hellyer and he ended up taking first in a few of his races in his class. Thyna's a very strong rider and an all around stand up guy.
Silsteve- They're just some cheap risers I found at a local bike shop and cut down. I definitely don't make that, though it would be nice. My priorities are just different. |
i have a bike
hope this pic shows up, oh crap it didn't.
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Originally Posted by elmoloveftl
(Post 7330425)
Has anyone tried putting a rim-brake on a non-machined wheel? I realize it would take the powdercoat off a Deep-V, and might get dicey in wet weather, but there were old bikes with VERY textured braking surfaces, is it really so awful?
Originally Posted by Jobst Brandt
Some rims have machined brake surfaces with fine grooves whose roughness reduces squeal tendencies so they don't have to be "broken in". Martano rims of old had somewhat larger grooves as part of the extrusion for this purpose.
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Just one more hipster waste of metal to add to the pile...
http://img396.imageshack.us/img396/7...bike014vv9.jpg http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/9...bike018mm3.jpg My bike's name is X-Tina... |
running all the hot trends of 2006 right there...
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Originally Posted by trons
(Post 7334293)
ps those hed wheels deserve a better frame!
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Originally Posted by BMonei
(Post 7335073)
Have you ever ridden a Cannondale CAAD frame?
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Originally Posted by trons
(Post 7334293)
ps those hed wheels deserve a better frame!
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Originally Posted by Teevoe
(Post 7330541)
Updates on the Capo and Pake
This only sees the track http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...Capoupdate.jpg This is for my gas saving commute http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...keUpdate-1.jpg |
Originally Posted by rickyaustin
(Post 7335822)
Beautiful and functional. Good stuff there.
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Originally Posted by CitifY
(Post 7335385)
HAHAHAH. You obviously dont know. hahaha.
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Originally Posted by trons
(Post 7336399)
that thing is a road frame with track ends... come on now
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and its a dedicated track bike..
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