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Originally Posted by estratton
What kind of stand is that?
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Originally Posted by tink20seven
[IMG]Hell yes
Thas how we rep it down in the dead city |
Originally Posted by tink20seven
Hell yes
Thas how we rep it down in the dead city |
nah dude
i tried to get a bunch of us to strap smoke bomb to our frames and ride in formation like jets yeah, they weren't really down for that, so i had to fly solo my bike was so ****ing disgusting the next day. ugh |
Originally Posted by tink20seven
http://static.flickr.com/101/317140388_8f62d8390f_o.jpg
Hell yes Thas how we rep it down in the dead city |
Here's my re-painted Mark V, all practical and comfy.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/132/3...3207ad12f6.jpg http://farm1.static.flickr.com/134/3...46c224e91b.jpg The brake hoods have been raised a bit, the saddle is now totally level, and those black eggbeaters busted into a billion pieces yesterday, but this is pretty accurate. Getting brake hoods (and the aero lever) was the best thing I've ever done to this bike. |
Originally Posted by babychris
I have no idea. you could try PMing poopncow and ask him. its his stand.
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Indeed. They're called Quickstands, and while often a pain to set up, they are cheap and handy.
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Originally Posted by No_Minkah
Here's my re-painted Mark V, all practical and comfy.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/132/3...3207ad12f6.jpg http://farm1.static.flickr.com/134/3...46c224e91b.jpg The brake hoods have been raised a bit, the saddle is now totally level, and those black eggbeaters busted into a billion pieces yesterday, but this is pretty accurate. Getting brake hoods (and the aero lever) was the best thing I've ever done to this bike. Long live practicality. |
Thanks, much appreciated!
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Originally Posted by keevohn
I love it. It had been a long time since I felt all warm n' fuzzy about a bike.
Long live practicality. |
Indeed it does.
Very, very nice. |
Originally Posted by sniks
and the problems that go along with mavic hubs? but yes they are purdy and ride nice ass hell
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Originally Posted by kludge
i get flak/flack from non bike riders all the time about how expensive my bike must be. its not, i just built up part by part...
Actually i didnt. I got next to nothing (IMO) in my bike. They spend more on smokes than i spend on parts in a month i bet. |
Originally Posted by ryand
im pretty sure he gets them from performance. he has about a million of those things.
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why not wrap the drops?
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because he doesnt use them, I have a lot of friends who wrap like that.
You may say after that "why would you use drops?" Well, the answer to that is because the forward shoulder position of a track drop is the best position of any bar ever. |
i could have guessed
why not get different bars then my eyes hurt |
Originally Posted by piratelove
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FINISHED. I feel like a total tramp for taking pictures inside and for not having it covered in mud...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...P1010001_2.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...P1010002_2.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...P1010003_2.jpg This crankset/freewheel is the roundest pairing I've ever seen in my life!! There is absolutely NO eccentricity to be found, unlike so many track setups I've dealt with. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...P1010004_2.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...P1010006_1.jpg Hard up front, sprung out back. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...r/P1010009.jpg The trails should be dry any day now.. |
Is that fixed? If so that would be a ridiculous downhill spinning workout.
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Freewheel. Fixed MTBs don't strike me as bringing anywhere near the bliss of a freewheel single speed. Also, please no one seriously respond to my post since it's not a dented keirin frame or IRO with a stupid seat or bar angle.
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cheer up, bro. I like your bicycle.
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