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Originally Posted by raygunner
It's alright if you like saxaphones.
Fear reference! |
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Originally Posted by youth
the saddle feels great to me, but that's because it was an upgrade from a 1975 schwinn piece of crap that made me feel like i was being sterilized every time i rode somewhere.
anyway, what kind of bike do you have that has all these similar parts but different frame? also: i was thinking i wanted to paint my bike to get rid of the boring fuji paintjob, until today. first i saw another 06 fuji track on campus and was like "whoa that is really hot" and then i saw these pictures of my own bike and was like "hot damn." so i think i'm going to keep that paintjob. at least for now. i was kind of really hoping for a nice shade of emerald green though... guess only time will tell. When I first checked out that Fuji at my LBS, I didn't really like the paint either. Then, just as I was about to walk out, another guy came in with the same frame sans the decals and it looked awesome. It really is a pretty frame. |
Originally Posted by gutter hipster
isn't that NYC?
Fear reference! damn, there were some ****ed up lyrics back in the day... |
Originally Posted by chimblysweep
a vacation 3-fer... Kiecker's Fillmore, Kiecker's 1x1 (ridden by the lovely PinkPigtails), and my steamroller...
http://static.flickr.com/36/90819760_caafde5656.jpg |
Ugh, I can almost feel the sand in the drivetrains....crrrrunch, crruuunch, crrrrunnnnch.
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Just took the new ride out for the first time yesterday all over the city. I think it came out pretty nice. Decent component spec but nothing too blingtastic. The bars are getting wrapped with cinelli cork colored wrap as soon as I commit to a stem length.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ikepics006.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ikepics010.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ikepics017.jpg And of course, the now obligatory faceless/bag/action shot http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ikepics005.jpg Big thanks to Frank's bike shop on Grand, Ebay, Gotham Bike Shop in TriBeCa, and especially TIMES-UP! on 49 Houston. |
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Originally Posted by AfterThisNap
Just took the new ride out for the first time yesterday all over the city. I think it came out pretty nice. Decent component spec but nothing too blingtastic. The bars are getting wrapped with cinelli cork colored wrap as soon as I commit to a stem length.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ikepics006.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ikepics010.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ikepics017.jpg And of course, the now obligatory faceless/bag/action shot http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...ikepics005.jpg Big thanks to Frank's bike shop on Grand, Ebay, Gotham Bike Shop in TriBeCa, and especially TIMES-UP! on 49 Houston. sweet bike!!! what kind of saddle is that? |
Originally Posted by wig
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Originally Posted by wig
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i would hit it... |
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Originally Posted by trons
nice for a threadless stem
http://www.dedaelementi.com/img/arti...ack_Grande.jpg |
Dude much love to that bike but that stem is uglier than the backside of my nuts.
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Originally Posted by keevohn
Deda Sonic, similar to Cinelli Sesamo
http://www.dedaelementi.com/img/arti...ack_Grande.jpg |
One thing to note about using those internally bolted stem designs, is that it may void the warranty on carbon forks with carbon steerers. Usually, the two bolt rear clamping system is better.
Not that it would apply in this case, because the fork used is steel, but FYI nonetheless. |
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my 82 bianchi bee-otch. this bike is absolutely straight, and with consideration to it's respective age, is in remarkable condition with original factory celeste paint scheme and factory decals; not to mention it is without dents, and or, rust.
yet another pista that is just too small for me! columbus tretubi steel tubing - 53cm c-c squared gipiemme pista group/ 165mm/ small flange 36h/ 51x16 ofmega headset mavic tubs (velodrome duty) cinelli r1 (aero) quill cinelli giro d'Italia 64-42 bar/ cateye tape flite saddle spd pedals (velodrome duty) generic seat-post |
new koga seat and new bars with crazy new bar tape dug out of one the used bins at the LBS...
http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...n/DSC04178.jpg http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...n/DSC04177.jpg http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...n/DSC04175.jpg http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...n/DSC04179.jpg edit: i got to fix the tape job, but i guess i was so excited i worked too fast. |
Originally Posted by stendhalian
new koga seat and new bars with crazy new bar tape dug out of one the used bins at the LBS...
edit: i got to fix the tape job, but i guess i was so excited i worked too fast. |
Originally Posted by baxtefer
i think i saw you the other day
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Originally Posted by stendhalian
commercial drive?
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Originally Posted by baxtefer
downtown?
do you have pink bar tape on your drops? hahaha, seriously though. |
must've been on burrard outside St Paul's
was out on a coffee break. "carbon fiber" tape on bullhorns |
Originally Posted by gravityhurts
my 82 bianchi bee-otch. this bike is absolutely straight, and with consideration to it's respective age, is in remarkable condition with original factory celeste paint scheme and factory decals; not to mention it is without dents, and or, rust.
yet another pista that is just too small for me! columbus tretubi steel tubing - 53cm c-c squared gipiemme pista group/ 165mm/ small flange 36h/ 51x16 ofmega headset mavic tubs (velodrome duty) cinelli r1 (aero) quill cinelli giro d'Italia 64-42 bar/ cateye tape flite saddle spd pedals (velodrome duty) generic seat-post absolutely beautiful. That thing must go so fast with all that celeste. breath-taking :) |
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