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put the turbonator back on, also i swapped to M clips. still no toe overlap
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i'm gonna steal your strap button placement idea
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Originally Posted by anthegreat1
(Post 7775206)
i'm gonna steal your strap button placement idea
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Hope the photo turns out right, problem is I gotta do it to fine out. Then if its f'ed up, too late. Oh well, here goes.http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p...ex0Z/ttpro.jpg
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Originally Posted by Teevoe
(Post 7772563)
So I sold the Pake and turned the Capo into my daily commuter, then I got this from my brother...now I use this on the track. Since someone posted that I needed a better frame for the HEDs than the Capo, it's not much of an improvement but it has true track geometry and a little bit heavy overall(17lbs.) but still light for a steel frame. Can you guess what the frame is? The SJF decals are just the SJfixed.org stickers. Not a Kilo but the frame is powder coated...hint, it's chrome underneath.
http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...0/DSC_0759.jpg |
Winter time!
Yeah! http://velospace.org//files/IMG_4943.jpg Hell yeah! http://velospace.org//files/IMG_4950.jpg Sh*t yeah! http://velospace.org//files/IMG_4937.jpg F*ck yeah! http://velospace.org//files/IMG_4914.jpg |
Plain old Pista.
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New build.
The cassette will go away in favor of a ss cog pretty soon. http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3014/...db2f48db_b.jpg |
brilliant as always, mm
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Originally Posted by walking disease
(Post 7774549)
I'm sure you're tired of seeing it, but the grips came in for my flat bar so I took some new photos...
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3158/...d021c49f_b.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2171/...b5b8e935_b.jpg Oh and I think that the first picture would make a sweet background if the person wasn't in it. |
me eating ice cream
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ston/steve.jpg my new Kilo TT Pro 80 percent complete (no bar tape, no brake cable no add components thanks to slow UPS) http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...n/DSC00817.jpg |
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My grocery getter setup.
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_VpTv7iD0j2I/SQ...0/DSCI0468.JPG |
Originally Posted by Teevoe
(Post 7772563)
So I sold the Pake and turned the Capo into my daily commuter, then I got this from my brother...now I use this on the track. Since someone posted that I needed a better frame for the HEDs than the Capo, it's not much of an improvement but it has true track geometry and a little bit heavy overall(17lbs.) but still light for a steel frame. Can you guess what the frame is? The SJF decals are just the SJfixed.org stickers. Not a Kilo but the frame is powder coated...hint, it's chrome underneath.
Anybody who told you that the Capo's not appropriate for those wheels is an idiot who doesn't know their arse from their elbow. The Capo is a fine frame if you like the geometry. A handful of exceptional racers at my local drome ride Capo frames, or their slightly older predecessor. |
Originally Posted by TobesMahone
(Post 7776874)
Just got done fixing up an old 1970 Nishiki International, threw out everything but the frame, forks and stem, stripped the paint, removed the rust and got a fresh start, it's not powder coated but it's got layers of enamel, the seat looks goofy as hell but it's the most comfortable ride ever. (Forgot to put toe straps on)
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Originally Posted by NoOneBetter
(Post 7778564)
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yes
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sweet
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jabba has nice shoesies
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Originally Posted by gnome
(Post 7776952)
My grocery getter setup.
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_VpTv7iD0j2I/SQ...0/DSCI0468.JPG |
Originally Posted by Farkel
(Post 7781625)
Changed up some stuff...
[img]http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/1106/img0206ra9.jpg[img] |
Originally Posted by NoOneBetter
(Post 7778564)
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Originally Posted by extremenergy3
(Post 7781832)
Black and purple is nice...
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