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Originally Posted by DoshKel
Whoa.
Chainring is awesome. Is it Sugino? |
Thanks man.
We had one at the shop I worked at, but it was a 59t and I don't work there anymore haha. They are pretty damn light. |
Originally Posted by Retem
I have two of those in 3/32" 144 bcd some where I will let you know next time I am digging throught the parts bin and see em
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yeah super light I have the 42t on my beater right now the teeth are in ok shape but with my weight ya know the rest of the story I will probably replace it next month the other is a 52t perfect for general needs I let ya know like I said
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Originally Posted by Sublyminal20
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lower your post and level that puppy off befor you hurt something
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Yeah, it was a experiment. Seat has already been returned to a more comfortable position. As for the post being high, the seat tube isn't quite high enough for me.
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Since I'm on a roll...
http://velospace.org/files/concord1.jpg http://velospace.org/files/concord3.jpg http://velospace.org/files/concord5.jpg http://velospace.org/files/concord6.jpg http://velospace.org/files/concord2.jpg Just built this for my wife. Technically it's neither a FG or SS, but a 2sp. I rebuilt a Bendix 2sp kickback coaster hub (super fun to ride, not to build). This started life as a 5sp Concord roaster that my sister gave me (cost her $20). I removed the braze-on's, built the new hub up, painted, etc. Had flopped roadster bars, they looked cool but were uncomfortable, changed them to promenades. I let her have my SR royal pista cranks for the 80's too. I'm such a giving husband. EDIT: Before someone gives me s***. It had drop bars, hence the TT protector, changes the bars out, but she wouldn't let me take the TT protector off. She liked it too much and there was no changing her mind. Now it just slides up and down the TT to protect the paint when she locks it up. |
Originally Posted by Sublyminal20
*ahem* First post. :D
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Originally Posted by seaneee
Since I'm on a roll...
http://velospace.org/files/concord1.jpg http://velospace.org/files/concord3.jpg http://velospace.org/files/concord5.jpg http://velospace.org/files/concord6.jpg http://velospace.org/files/concord2.jpg Just built this for my wife. Technically it's neither a FG or SS, but a 2sp. I rebuilt a Bendix 2sp kickback coaster hub (super fun to ride, not to build). This started life as a 5sp Concord roaster that my sister gave me (cost her $20). I removed the braze-on's, built the new hub up, painted, etc. Had flopped roadster bars, they looked cool but were uncomfortable, changed them to promenades. I let her have my SR royal pista cranks for the 80's too. I'm such a giving husband. |
That 2-speed is one *****in' camaro.
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Originally Posted by Jesse M
spring garden whaaat
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i like my bikes.. i'd really like some new things for my fuji tho..like a fork, and wheelset, and paintjob :Dhttp://velospace.org/files/Sidesdf33333.jpg
fixie lowrider says: "my name is A$$JAMMER!" http://velospace.org/files/ASSJAMMERside.jpg old italian folding bike me and my husband found behind a neighbors house after they moved out..it was all covered in grass and vines and I rode it until the bearings started to grind in the wheels..it went about 100miles or so in some group rides before that happened..then I got the sweet bmx wheels and put the stock lowrider tires on it hehe.. http://velospace.org/files/hydaside.jpg |
A$$JAMMER!!!!!
That is hands down the greatest bike I have seen. **** track bikes. |
thanks!..f***ing lowriders are pieces of crap but man are they pretty..and its the funest and funniest thing to ride ever...its all front heavy and SUPER wobbly and goes at the very most like 8mph... but I did see someone trackstand on it hehe..I also saw someone unscrew the not locktighted or lockringed cog off by doing a jamacian skid..that was the funniest thing Ive ever seen:lol:
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http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j2...i2/theride.jpg
this is what my bike is lookin like right now. some dick stole tha goddam kashimax off the top tube, and i broke a spoke on the rear, so the spare superbe pro rear is on. going back to the drops after havin risers on for a while can be weird i've found... cinelli stem/3T drops. |
Originally Posted by seaneee
I was thinking the same thing. Originally I had a whole blue theme going on (blue clips and straps, blue bar tape, etc) and the tires are holdovers. I wanna change them out to either traditional gum walls or gatorskins. Also gonna change the straps to to black as well, along with the paint in the fluted seatpost.
I had a set of full Honjo's on it and like the blue tires, they didn't look right. I sorta like the shorties, I've seen them in a few old path racer photos and british lightweights- always liked how uselessly cool they looked. I'm only half kidding on the Honjos, but my first choice is Bluemels fenders (if I can find some that aren't totally beat or cost a zillion dollars). |
I was thinking about putting the Honjos on French rando frame. If they don't fit, I may send you a PM :)
One thing about blue tape and shellac, the cotton sucks up the shellac so much it turns almost black after just a couple of coats. BTW, the cool thing about shellac is that if you wrap your bars reverse and end on the bar ends, you don't have to use electrical tape, twine, etc. You can just stuff it in, put your plugs in and shellac away. |
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Originally Posted by seaneee
You can just stuff it in, put your plugs in and shellac away.
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ok boys, heres the secret. so much fun riding this today.
http://farm1.static.flickr.com/222/4...e0259bba0b.jpg http://farm1.static.flickr.com/208/4...dd6c3f3a53.jpg http://farm1.static.flickr.com/216/4...00ead5bf16.jpg http://farm1.static.flickr.com/187/4...524d187490.jpg enjoy. |
Ftw!
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HOLY********SH*T! your top secret bike is probably my italian dream bike (as opposed to my japanese dream bike)
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ive got my my fetishes under control with my italian bike and my njs bike. I got a good deal on both.
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