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randonneurs are great tires but I found them to square out pretty easily.
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Originally Posted by irockujock
(Post 7543366)
It's an SE Draft...
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Originally Posted by nayr497
(Post 7548711)
Was that virgin white "baby" above conceived by the owner, or did the bike shop guys do the baby making and you did the baby paying?
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^^ i was leaning heavily toward shop built + put on display, but the frog light around the rear hub was throwing me off. lol good to know she put some love into a build that warrants it to the fullest.
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Originally Posted by Ride Among Us
(Post 7551785)
Laila is an expert wheel builder and used to work in the shop where this pic was taken. I'm pretty sure she conceived, built and did everything to that bike. She is an active and respected person in the trackbike and alleycat scene here (Seattle). The shop in the pic is called Mobius, a loft in downtown Seattle.
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Originally Posted by jpdesjar
(Post 7549635)
what's the seat post on the dawes above?
i like the subtle curve set back design http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/fil...20post_667.jpg |
hahahaha.
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well i wasn't expecting that picture in school's library
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how is that frame so mint?
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Originally Posted by DIRT BOY
(Post 7553386)
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Nice bike but it looks squished.
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Thanks. I'm short. =T
is it just me? or does she looks like she has a layer of peach fuzz or something over her melons. |
Yeah, but it looks soft.
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Originally Posted by bnhoang86
(Post 7554303)
Thanks. I'm short. =T
is it just me? or does she looks like she has a layer of peach fuzz or something over her melons. |
And I like it.
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Originally Posted by DIRT BOY
(Post 7553386)
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holy crap
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that varsity is classy
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Originally Posted by DIRT BOY
(Post 7553386)
A MOOTS Ti post I had collecting dust.
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I've completed 4 builds in the past 4 months and here is my latest. I spent more on my other builds but I doubt that I enjoy them more than I do my new single speed. It is based on a late 80's/early 90's 22" Diamondback mtb frame. The back wheel is a 28-hole 1980 Campy Record hub laced 3X to a silver Sun 0 degree XC rim with black 14/15 DT spokes. The front wheel is a 36-hole Shimano 600 hub laced 1X to a 24-hole Sun 0 degree XC rim. The crank is a Deore tandem stoker crank that was flipped to the right side and the pedal holes drilled out and helicoiled so the pedals wouldn't be on backwards. The gears are 38/16 so this old man can get up the hills here in South Texas. I'm ready to break in a new Brooks B17 Imperial saddle which I added last night. Sometimes I amaze myself with what I can put together with stuff from parts boxes in my garage.
http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/Diamondback_SS.jpg |
That chick has man hands. :(
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You actually look at the hands. How ghey!
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Originally Posted by AlamoCoach
(Post 7555614)
I've completed 4 builds in the past 4 months and here is my latest. I spent more on my other builds but I doubt that I enjoy them more than I do my new single speed. It is based on a late 80's/early 90's 22" Diamondback mtb frame. The back wheel is a 28-hole 1980 Campy Record hub laced 3X to a silver Sun 0 degree XC rim with black 14/15 DT spokes. The front wheel is a 36-hole Shimano 600 hub laced 1X to a 24-hole Sun 0 degree XC rim. The crank is a Deore tandem stoker crank that was flipped to the right side and the pedal holes drilled out and helicoiled so the pedals wouldn't be on backwards. The gears are 38/16 so this old man can get up the hills here in South Texas. I'm ready to break in a new Brooks B17 Imperial saddle which I added last night. Sometimes I amaze myself with what I can put together with stuff from parts boxes in my garage.
http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/Diamondback_SS.jpg |
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