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02-12-08 | 09:47 PM

#26

Igneous Faction

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Classic.

02-12-08 | 10:04 PM

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freeskihp

70mm4$!n!

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'nilla

02-12-08 | 10:20 PM

#28

quid

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'nilla

shlt's heat, son

02-12-08 | 10:52 PM

#29

wild style

get strange

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Originally Posted by chase.

so true. and he'd try to cover a recaro lumbar pad in alcantara and use it as a saddle.

02-12-08 | 11:18 PM

#30

NitroPye

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I clicked this thread thinking I was going to be bored.... holy smokes those are some hot hot hot track ends.

02-13-08 | 02:01 AM

#31

thatcher

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Originally Posted by isotopesope

seriously man, i think you need to worry about honing your frame building skills before you worry about what cool thing to do with a drop out.

do you already have equipment? if you still need stuff, that custom dropout money could sure buy a lot of decent tools. just sayin'.

nah. id rather learn on rad stuff. it makes me try harder. id just get drunk and mess up a set of free spirit forks like i did last night if it was all practice. it needs it to be worth the effort if im gunna file for 4 hours.

02-13-08 | 02:14 AM

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ThunderChunky

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the nagasawas take the cake for me...

02-13-08 | 08:03 AM

#33

dabern

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From: Asheville, NC

Bikes: Rock Lobster track, Colnago Dream, Ti Paramount, Litespeed Vortex compact, Santa Cruz Blur, Bianchi cyclocross...always wanting more...

Paul's aren't flashy, but I like the built-in adjusters and they've been great so far...

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02-13-08 | 08:43 AM

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jdms mvp

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From: four 1 OHHH , Maryland

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nagasawa

02-13-08 | 09:52 AM

#35

jim-bob

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Originally Posted by thatcher

02-13-08 | 10:03 AM

#36

sashae

ganbatte!

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Bikes: '06 Vanilla touring, '09 Vanilla cx, Zanconato cx, Moots Psychlo-X RSL prototype, Nagasawa track, Kalavinka track, Black Cat 29er, Cannondale Rize 2 26er, Serotta CRL Legend

02-13-08 | 10:28 AM

#37

trons

yo yo yo yo yo

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From: delaware

shimano!

02-13-08 | 10:38 AM

#38

mugatu

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Originally Posted by doomkin

courage bicycles:

winnar

02-13-08 | 11:17 AM

#39

j0e_bik3

"this is not suck"

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I'll throw a change up here, and change my vote to the nagasawas

whatever you do, having a graduated measure, or some kind of lock/tug nut would be trick.

02-13-08 | 11:32 AM

#40

MIN

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From: philadelphia

Quote:

Originally Posted by dabern

Paul's aren't flashy, but I like the built-in adjusters and they've been great so far...

Those are Pauls, huh? I was looking for a picture of this to post. Visitordesign has this on his Bob Jackson "my lil pony" ride.

02-13-08 | 03:24 PM

#41

jussik

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From: HELLsinki, Finland

I like the classic and slightly obscure European stuff: Zeus Pista

04-20-08 | 02:50 AM

#42

TDHK

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Sashae or anyone on here,

where can I get those 3rensho track ends or plug in style like Samson or Reminton

tdhk

04-20-08 | 04:35 AM

#43

fix

yeahh, becky

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Quote:

Originally Posted by doomkin

This picture is worthless without threads

04-20-08 | 09:11 AM

#44

mugatu

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From: DFW

split your lungs with blood and thunder
when you see the white whale
break your backs and crack your oars men
if you wish to prevail

\m/

04-20-08 | 10:38 AM

#45

conor

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those are wrong in all the right ways.

04-20-08 | 11:54 AM

#46

schleven

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deez are what i haz and likes:

04-20-08 | 12:07 PM

#47

travsi

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shimano was mentioned several times ... here's some visual accompaniment:

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04-20-08 | 12:24 PM

#48

kemmer

*****es love tarck

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I have a ***** for those courage drop outs. I'd go for anything with a bottle opener personally.

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04-20-08 | 12:33 PM

#49

travsi

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jonny cycles...

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04-20-08 | 01:41 PM

#50

okay

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From: tucson

those moby dick ends are my favorite so far

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