i like it

nicely done

UGH. swweeeeet build man. i like that color way.

ugh, it's not a shoe, don't start calling bike colors color-ways. ;)

technically, is that not a colorway?

techincally, its not.

Yeah, but technically most things posted here aren't fruit preserves.

man...i dunno what it is, but i love pake's

hi-o.

my rush hour. dressed up to ride far, far away.

http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...6/P9010015.jpg

http://xs219.xs.to/xs219/07362/duofujis.jpg

http://xs219.xs.to/xs219/07362/fujiangles.jpg

Those bullhorns and saddle look mean, I like it

use img tags.

http://a824.ac-images.myspacecdn.com...7b98430887.jpg

My Vitus. The frame is already on Ebay. Really nice frame, but I weigh too much for it.

This setup was just to look nice for the pictures, next frame will have a less shady setup and correct seat height.

The seatpost was cracked so I had to put it the whole way down to keep the seat-clamp from getting loose.

how do i post a picture? ...in layman's terms. thanks!

Got bored. Threw on some horns from an old build and some old school aerobars. Fun as hell.

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1383/...5c0ea43da0.jpg

I just threw up a little

go to a place like imageshack.us (www in front of that) and click 'upload'... it will give you a few links for a few things, you can either copy and paste the link for forums, which will have some html links and img tags, or just get the url of the image, which will just be a plain url address.

then you come here and post [img] and a /img in another set of brackets around the address, like this {/IMG} cept with [] not {}

like this:
but with [][/]these

Aero bars and bullhorns?

This is as bland as it gets, but it surely is a nice ride for ~$330 (105brake + nashbar bullhorns + nashbarn TT lever - all on sale)

Now the stem is simply too ugly, i need to replace it, any suggestions?

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here's my old venture lemans !? must be a generic bike from the 70s. the tape and brake levers have been changed after a crash at 35 km/h. damn pot holes. at least nothing else has been wrecked. i love this bike but i found it too flexible now that i've trained alot on it. even with a gap of 3mm on each side of the brakes, when i stand up on the pedal they get to the wheel... i'm also thinking of a project of modifing an existing frame, but it's only a project for winter.

here's the link for better resolution of the pics: http://picasaweb.google.fr/martin.ca.../VeloFixedGear

great bike!! what do you mean by street ride gear on the other side?? freewheel?? but you ain't got any brake... do you got a pic of this part of your bike? i'm curious about that.

He means that he runs a smaller gear on the other side of the hub, for street riding.

For example, you may ride 49/13 on track track, but not need something as aggressive for street riding, so you could up the "flip-side" cog to a 16t to get fewer gear inches.

Er that's what aerobars were made for.

This bike would be A+ perfect without the words on the chainring.