thats hot

Paddywagging
 

Are videos allowed.
This is my Kona Paddywagon that I have violated.......
I love it though

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=CXhADjYA7Go

Those Felts are way too logo heavy but pretty cool nonetheless.

The Felt is a nice picture, just re-take the picture without reflectors and better pedals!

After watching that video I feel violated.

Ha, I love the bearded roomie pick. He doesn't look like the sort that approves of your bike;)

the felts look much cleaner once you peel the decals off the rims.

after that video, i violated myself

Been a long time since I posted a pic of my bike.
Had some new wheels done up recently so I'd post a pic.

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i2...re/newnaga.jpg

Why do fixie trix always remind me of this?

Why, just why.

hare, you should bling out those 75s. I just did my old ones and don't know what to do with myself.

lol that scooter video was amazing. the sad part is that fixed gears dont even have half of that trick potential.

yeah... but you can go really fast. that makes up for the trick thing.

The amount of branding on that felt is absurd. Great looking bike though.

i'm strictly talking trick variation/impressiveness.

not really working as a snow bike:
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...2/DSCN3539.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...2/DSCN3543.jpg

no more than most higher end track or road racing bicycles.

Ok, I know it's a nasty frame, but really?

Sell it to someone who can be comfortable on it.

Yeah, You have too much weight on the front end homie. If the rear slips you lose traction, which is no big deal, but if the front slips you lose your handling. So with a pursuit bike on the snow, you're probably like 80 times more likely to eat snow. The other thing about a snow bike is you want it to suck. Choose something that really sucks like an old Schwinn (and I'm not talking a panasonic or madison). See, snow bikes are to be abused because they're going to rust out in 3 years. I like the looks of your bike though, just leave it inside for the winter.

the landshark obviously doesnt fit the rider either.

thank you. thought it would be clear that it was not actually doing snow duty.
we had a warm day today though so the roads were clear enough to ride.
i just got it and built it up, the top tube is a great fit for me, which is the measurement i got it on, but the seat to bar thing is obviously a problem. needs a shorter stem.
this is doing snow:
http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...2/DSCN3545.jpg

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...2/DSCN3544.jpg

land tarck

nice bike, too small though. Might I suggest getting an IRO (or steam roller) for the snow though?:thumb:
http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/u...g?t=1233447036

just because it was cheap on the serotta forum doesn't mean u had to build it up....

Yeah I was thinking about doing that after I got those rims.