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TRaffic Jammer 11-29-06 04:34 PM

oh snap!

Retem 11-29-06 05:42 PM


Originally Posted by juvi-kyle
With those cranks...not really. Any kind of decent torque put on those things kills the carbon spider.


no sir! the flaw with those cranks is the teeth on the crank arma dn the teeth on the spider are not the same shape. What I was told by fsa to do with those cranks is to jb weld them and wait for the carbon pro track cranks to come out after market and they will swap em for me. the slippage problem only happens when you apply back ressure to the cranks. Since the repair I have had no issues with my cranks I am a heavy weight rider and have done plenty of skids and other things that have in the past caused hubs to fail for me..

12XU 11-29-06 06:12 PM


Originally Posted by Retem
What I was told by fsa to do with those cranks is to jb weld them and wait for the carbon pro track cranks to come out after market and they will swap em for me.


Are.you.****ing.serious? This company deserves to go out of business if they're telling you to rig up a faulty product and wait a few months until they can hook you up. I mean, isn't this where the CPSC comes in and orders a recall for the continued failure (and likely danger) of this product? Man, FSA continues to disappoint me...

dokushoka 11-29-06 07:47 PM


Originally Posted by ronin2046
Is that a SOMA RUSH?

If it is... very sex...

Yes, its a SOMA Rush with the fork threaded. It has my winter rear wheel and cranks on it right now as I commute to and from work in the rain on this bike, which also is the reason for the bit of dirtiness.

adampaiva 11-29-06 08:44 PM


Originally Posted by Kaibot
I posted my bike about 100 pages back, made a few changes so I'm posting it again. :)

http://static.flickr.com/62/169400165_96c8553044.jpg


More pretty pictures here

something about that brake really does it for me.

d_roche 11-29-06 09:07 PM

just picked this up on tuesday...sure its nicer than i thought. sweet deal on it too...

http://thumb11.webshots.net/t/14/15/...1rbXsKO_th.jpg
http://thumb11.webshots.net/t/60/60/...1PovsfQ_th.jpg
http://thumb11.webshots.net/t/52/152...1GKpjNu_th.jpg
http://thumb11.webshots.net/t/50/150...1QQKEmm_th.jpg
http://thumb11.webshots.net/t/54/54/...1lFLjWd_th.jpg
http://thumb11.webshots.net/t/55/55/...1SrQNTl_th.jpg

p.s. you can click on the pics for a bigger one

Quacker 11-29-06 10:04 PM

My Puch Conversion
http://img142.imageshack.us/img142/1649/cimg0081tn0.jpg
http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/1373/cimg0084wk2.jpg
My riding buddy
http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/2783/cimg0082of3.jpg

DoshKel 11-29-06 10:08 PM

Puch conversion!

Awesome bike. Do you know what model it is?

Quacker 11-29-06 10:14 PM

Puch Odessey at least thats what it says on the top tube.

Accident 11-29-06 10:31 PM

I have a Puch that I got for $5 and used as a conversion for a long time (looks just like yours) Hell of a bike, beat it to into the ground but it kept rising back up.
-do you have hearts brazed on the downtube? (look at it from underneath)

Quacker 11-29-06 10:44 PM


Originally Posted by Accident
I have a Puch that I got for $5 and used as a conversion for a long time (looks just like yours) Hell of a bike, beat it to into the ground but it kept rising back up.
-do you have hearts brazed on the downtube? (look at it from underneath)

Naw I don't think so. Or maybe I am not looking in the right spot. Yeah I love this bike, to bad its a tad to big for me. What ever I ride it anyway. Thanks for the love!

Kaibot 11-29-06 11:27 PM


Originally Posted by jet sanchEz
Nice looking Rossin, what's the tubing on it? What size are the bars? Never seen that one around town, sweet.

Hey thanks, the tubing is Columbus Neuron and the bars are 42cm Nittos. I ride it all over town all the time, what bike are you on, maybe I've seen you. I just ride so fast that you see a blur when I go by hah:eek:


Originally Posted by adampaiva
something about that brake really does it for me.

That's probably because that brake is SWEET!


Originally Posted by pat dasein
What kinda stem is that? Nice bike.

It's an Outland Race, Just a cheap stem, but so far it's been holding up.

ronin2046 11-30-06 12:49 AM


Originally Posted by dokushoka
Yes, its a SOMA Rush with the fork threaded. It has my winter rear wheel and cranks on it right now as I commute to and from work in the rain on this bike, which also is the reason for the bit of dirtiness.


Did you thread the threadless Soma fork? I was told that that was NOT advisable to do so. I really like the the Soma fork, but wasn't sure if it was advisable to thread the steerer tube or buy another brand fork.

Griffin 11-30-06 04:50 PM


Originally Posted by Accident
I have a Puch that I got for $5 and used as a conversion for a long time (looks just like yours) Hell of a bike, beat it to into the ground but it kept rising back up.
-do you have hearts brazed on the downtube? (look at it from underneath)

i dumpstered a Puch from the old bike store in my town and converted it to a fixie although i have no pics since i have no camera.

DoshKel 11-30-06 04:51 PM

Puch is the best. All the awesome people are on them.

metallo pesante 11-30-06 04:55 PM


Originally Posted by d_roche
just picked this up on tuesday...sure its nicer than i thought. sweet deal on it too...

http://thumb11.webshots.net/t/14/15/...1rbXsKO_th.jpg


p.s. you can click on the pics for a bigger one


you are rocking chain tensioners, but your chain looks like if i blew on it too hard it would fall off.

seely 11-30-06 05:00 PM

Its a 1986-ish Nishiki I got at Goodwill for $15 in great shape. Most of the parts are from my old Azuki conversion which was a hair small... this fits me better and is a little nicer tubeset. Still rides smoothly but is a bit stiffer and more responsive. 42x16 for the big hills on my way to work and downtown. I'm really happy with the riding position, comfort, and aesthetics of the North Road + Technomics stem. Click for larger pics.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...tional-020.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...tional-023.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...tional-028.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...tional-032.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...tional-034.jpg

Danhalen 11-30-06 05:44 PM

Nice bike! Quasi unrelated: does anyone know how to pronounce "Puch"? For some reason I keep thinking "Puke". Please tell me that's not how you say it. That would be a horrible injustice to some sweetass bikes.

DoshKel 11-30-06 05:54 PM

I say, "pooke". Long o.

seely 11-30-06 05:55 PM

Yeah, its Pook.

el twe 11-30-06 06:01 PM

I've always pronounced it "puck" like ****.

Quacker 11-30-06 06:18 PM

I have always said POOsh. I guess imma have to change my pronunciation

jim-bob 11-30-06 06:26 PM

I say "Puke".

Then again, I also say "univagrant" and other such bikeshop witticisms, so I'm not to be trusted.

killsurfcity 11-30-06 07:02 PM

i always thought it was pyoosh...

dokushoka 11-30-06 07:49 PM


Originally Posted by ronin2046
Did you thread the threadless Soma fork? I was told that that was NOT advisable to do so. I really like the the Soma fork, but wasn't sure if it was advisable to thread the steerer tube or buy another brand fork.

No. I had a local frame builder (whom I trust very much) perform the conversion for me using his special method. Its *very* strong, probably more so than it was originally...


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