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My Bareknuckle
http://www.weheartdesign.com/bikepics/sidePic.jpg
http://www.weheartdesign.com/bikepics/leftFront.jpg stiff, fast, responsive, i'm very, very happy with this build |
Originally Posted by jacobpriest
yes. although i didnt quite understand why the one went into the air in the back. you coulda stopped it on the binder bolt or something.
i vote every bike company to start making every track bike, lugged or fillet brazed steel, 27.2 seatpost, 22.2 headset (unless threadless, then inch and 1/8), english threaded everything. 68mm bottom brackets, iso taper bb spindles, 120 space back, 100 space front and most importantly 58cmx57cm on all bikes. |
That pink panasonic seals it. When I repaint my Eimei I'm going with neon pink.
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Originally Posted by mcatano
Compositionally speaking, you need white straps and a silver detail above the rear triangle to pull the whole thing together.
http://ckdu.dal.ca/~mcatano/bike%20photos/pinkpan.jpg |
Originally Posted by TedC
If your in Boston, where(velodrome) do you ride that? do you go up to Londonderry?
yup, i actually just got back for there. the bike is a perfect fit and rides so smoothly. do you ever make it out? i see your from NH. you should go, it's a blasty blast. |
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hi everyone, here's my first build/ first fixed gear. didn't do much more then taking a bunch of pieces together but it ws my first experience in such things. and it was very interresting.
here's the link for other pics: http://picasaweb.google.fr/martin.ca.../VeloFixedGear |
HTML won't happen here. Use [IMG] [/IMG] around the URL of the image.
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thanks currently working on it :-)
done it's working... messed with gimp but now it's ok |
No spaces. And make sure it ends in .jpg or whatever.
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It took me a couple days, but here is a picture of my new GT frame, 61cm. You will likely notice that my drive side is on the left. I got a deal on some tandem cranks (pedals are threaded backwards so that the timing chain can be on the left side). The previous frame's owner had done something else with the fork, so I had to use this Fuji road fork. It rides great, I've put many miles on it already, including some real steep climbs for my high gearing. I can't do many tricks, except that I can trackstand for a long time.
Gears: 46 X 15 http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/2328/hpim2759hu4.jpg |
man that's cool... i like the reflective rim tape too.
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loving it! bummer about the fork though
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Originally Posted by mcatano
Compositionally speaking, you need white straps and a silver detail above the rear triangle to pull the whole thing together.
http://ckdu.dal.ca/~mcatano/bike%20photos/pinkpan.jpg |
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no offense, but can that girl please move out of the way so i can see more of the bike?
thanks |
for real. if i wanted a picture of a girl i'd be on stuff.com or fhm or something. that looks like a very cool 3rensho but i cant see it.
edit: it is a great pic though. |
cool pic
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Something seems to be blocking the bike.
WTF. |
nice try jacob, but that bike nor the girl is "your's".
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At least Mr. White doesn't need photoshop to get women on his bike.
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Originally Posted by sirpoopalot
nice try jacob, but that bike nor the girl is "your's".
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Im not seein the picture. Not fair guys.
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Originally Posted by roughrider504
They only come in white. :cry:
i can totally lend my old one.. plus! it has white straps. |
did jacobpriest hire a woman to stand next to a bike on a bike shop show room floor
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Quite rather thrown together, the chain's the only thing that's really off the scheme though, surprise?
New cranks, BB, pedals eventually. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...w/P1020677.jpg Ahoy. Edit: P.S. My sister's workspace = my WORKspace. Also that there helmet ain't for biking. Also the quick release seat clamp is going soon, I had to replace the nutted one because it was rusted as **** so I scavenged my MTB. |
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