holy ****

Mark V 3rd try
 

check it

roffles@hypnohoff.com!

love the off road angus. looks like a blast!

i never knew that a standard ultegra road caliper has so much tyre clearance.

Thanks all, it's quite a bit o' fun. The saddle - my ass loves it (although the Ti is a little more cushy). The bars - more of a burly mountain set-up, but still good for road riding (I have a narrow set of flats I used when this was a true road track bike). The pedals - once again, this bike does double duty, and I prefer clips and straps on this bike, keeping the Time ATACs on the roadie bike. The brake - yeah, pretty cool. The fork was the main issue, but the tire fits like a glove.

I wonder what I could fit on my bareknuckle. There are a lot of trails around here that I would like to explore.

the rear of the bike will only allow you to go 23c max or maybe 25c if you get lucky
the front should be similar

I will be able to do that on the Group buy bike right?......RIGHT?

yeah, same geometry.

Why not just run fixed?

Also with SS its wise to add a rear brake.

i think it's pretty.

Oh GOD please make the hypno-penis stop!!! The next page already :lol:

http://www.chemicalwarfare.net/~apra...akino_side.jpg

ack. it looks like this picture is the best that i could muster up. i was going to take another, but was too busy with work. at least this is better than the ****ty resolution of the other. it's a super fun bike to ride and the frame is virtually immaculate.

yes, i still rock powergrips. the stem is from bensbike before they stopped selling the anodized stuff. tristan got the bars and i am going to be putting the seatpost on the chopping block pretty soon.

thats some frosty pink goodness right there pal . very nice

That bike is not nearly pink enough.

that bike is ridiculous. exactly what we expect from you, shants. good job!

only one tube pad?
boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

:D

Man I need a digital camera

http://photos-497.ak.facebook.com/ip..._46497_183.jpg

Just fitted new bars, finally took some decent pics of it:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/225/4...ea6941657e.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/197/4...6dce74899d.jpg

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/194/4...652ee0baca.jpg

The Bob Jackson looks very nice. Great color. :)
Wish it had a threaded fork.

yeah that BJ is ok for a beater :rolleyes:
actually i guess i understand, i like to ride my BJ so much that i ride it even when i know it's gonna rain...i don't call it a beater though.

BUro,

are you using hte campy BB with those cranks?
how tight is the clearance between the crank amrs and the chainstays?
i'm thinking about getting some of those.

Shants has the nicest bike I've seen in Ohio besides mine.

Basically for Ricardi151 to see how his gtb turned out. the powdercoat came out beautifully
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41...2/CIMG0813.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41...2/CIMG0817.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41...2/CIMG0816.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y41...2/CIMG0814.jpg

GT 58cm Frame
Chris King Head set/Thomson Stem/Nitto Bars
Phil Wood High Flange Black Front, Silver Rear Laced to Deep V's 3x and Radial
Sugino 75 46x16
Mks RX1 Pedals.
Thomson Seat Post, San Marco Saddle

Just in time for some nice weather in Philly, it's about time