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02-13-08, 02:01 AM
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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'.
do you already have equipment? if you still need stuff, that custom dropout money could sure buy a lot of decent tools. just sayin'.
02-13-08, 08:03 AM
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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, 09:52 AM
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02-13-08, 10:03 AM
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3RENSHO SRA | CO-MOTION CROSS | SAMSON | KALAVINKA | DE ROSA | DE ROSA PRO | CANNONDALE SIX13 | CO-MOTION NOR'WESTER
many many bikey photos
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many many bikey photos
02-13-08, 11:17 AM
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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.
whatever you do, having a graduated measure, or some kind of lock/tug nut would be trick.
04-20-08, 04:35 AM
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yeahh, becky
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04-20-08, 09:11 AM
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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/
when you see the white whale
break your backs and crack your oars men
if you wish to prevail
\m/
04-20-08, 12:07 PM
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shimano was mentioned several times ... here's some visual accompaniment:
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04-20-08, 12:24 PM
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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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