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Old 11-24-08 | 08:56 PM
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91MF whats that chainring?
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Old 11-24-08 | 10:05 PM
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91MF whats that chainring?

sugino messenger with a sticker on it.
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Old 11-24-08 | 10:18 PM
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Here's a bit of color ~

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Old 11-25-08 | 12:09 AM
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massive score. a bit OT but you still thinking of moving up here? you can PM you answer to me so we dont clutter this thread.
Yes possibly buy its kinda up in the air now. I realized how much I hate cold weather and watching the Toronto weather on my iPhone for the past several weeks, I am terrified to move to Canada LOL. We'll see... If the positives far outweigh the negatives, I'll probably take a shot at Toronto.

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my buddy could spin his, tire would thump the frame but if he threw it hard enough it would go all the way.
good one... not on a comp


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Well, I was planning on buying an Easton SLX fork anyway...so I guess it wouldn't be worth it to pay the extra dough for a comp? Also, what do you think is a fair price for a comp frameset? There's one on eBay right now...
The Comp is a completely different frameset, not just a diferent fork on a standard Langster. It has a true track geometry and higher bb drop. It's closer to the S-Works track frameset than the standard Langster design. I got my complete Langster Comp for a stellar price but I'd pay upwards of $400 for the frameset alone if I wanted to build one. That one is at $250 now with more than 5 days remaining.

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Old 12-07-08 | 10:49 PM
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Here's my update,



What's new?
-Truvativ Omnium crankset w/ external BB 48T/167.5mm
-KMC Kool light chain in white
-MKS Road pedals in black with steel clips and leather straps
-No more brakes

What's on its way?
-Thomson 110mm stem (free from a buddy)
-Easton EA70 low-rise monkeybars w/ OURYs
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Old 12-08-08 | 02:36 AM
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Originally Posted by HillCusser
Here's a bit of color ~

Wrong forum.

Wrong thread.

Wrong bike.

Very wrong color.

Is that even Specialized?

The bike behind it looks like it may be interesting.

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Old 12-21-08 | 10:16 PM
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Awww geez..

hope ya can find it

in your heart

ta forgive me Velo.

Isn't 'fixie' a synonym

for gelding though?
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Old 12-22-08 | 01:16 AM
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Awww geez..

hope ya can find it

in your heart

ta forgive me Velo.

Isn't 'fixie' a synonym

for gelding though?
Seeing as

it's Christmas...

just five

Hail Marys

for

your sins.

Yn enw'r Tad a'r Mab a'r Ysbryd Glân.

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Old 12-22-08 | 10:40 AM
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Hey Thanks Velo - I'm praying we all gonna git some good riding weather! Hope you have a great holiday!!!
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Old 12-22-08 | 11:07 AM
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Old 12-22-08 | 02:55 PM
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Hey Thanks Velo - I'm praying we all gonna git some good riding weather! Hope you have a great holiday!!!
You too!

I'm praying for it to cool down a bit... 34˚C (94% humidity) at 8am here this morning... phew!
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Old 03-04-09 | 06:06 PM
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Here's my buddys new Langster...

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Old 03-05-09 | 02:07 AM
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Update on my langster.
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Old 03-15-09 | 11:18 PM
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My Comp with my buddys wheelset and some components... Fancy eh?

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Old 03-16-09 | 04:52 AM
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rich i thought you were selling the comp? kinda wish i hadnt sold my frame... still havent replaced it.
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Old 03-16-09 | 06:12 AM
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This might be the only picture I have left of my Langster; It was my first new-off-the-rack bike ever and my first fixed-gear (I rode it purely as a singlespeed at first, because I was terrified of riding fixed at first, haha), and the bike that made me decide that I hate aluminum (but love light bikes and carbon).

Anyway, here's me on top of Mt. Diablo (and yeah, I did San Bruno, too ). I set it up 42x20 fixed to go up, then flipped the wheel to the freewheel to get back down.

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Old 03-16-09 | 06:24 PM
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its a 61cm boston
srsly?! how tall are you?
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Old 03-18-09 | 05:55 PM
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rich i thought you were selling the comp? kinda wish i hadnt sold my frame... still havent replaced it.
I did sell it... to my buddy Dennis. here is the most recent pic of his setup on my old frameset...




I'm riding a Steamroller now... prolly build something nice and light in the spring or summer...

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Old 03-19-09 | 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Raiden
This might be the only picture I have left of my Langster; It was my first new-off-the-rack bike ever and my first fixed-gear (I rode it purely as a singlespeed at first, because I was terrified of riding fixed at first, haha), and the bike that made me decide that I hate aluminum (but love light bikes and carbon).

Anyway, here's me on top of Mt. Diablo (and yeah, I did San Bruno, too ). I set it up 42x20 fixed to go up, then flipped the wheel to the freewheel to get back down.

Impressive ride!
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Old 03-20-09 | 11:04 AM
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srsly?! How tall are you?
6'6"
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Old 03-20-09 | 11:01 PM
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Impressive ride!
Thank you!

It was brutal- I'd partied/drank the previous night, barely slept, and didn't eat much of a breakfast. I almost quit about halfway up, but met someone that motivated me to the top (mostly by lieing to me about exactly how much further I had to ride, hah). I actually ended up only a few minutes behind my friends, who were armed with a couple of really nice bikes.
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Old 03-20-09 | 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by trons
yes. the comp has a carbon steerer to the langster's aluminum steerer at the very least..
I just sold my comp so I cant go check but I was under the impression the comp had an aluminum steerer?

Quoted from Specialized 06 Langster Comp specs -
"FORK Specialized FACT carbon fork, bonded carbon fiber legs, 7075 alloy threadless steerer"

I thought mine was carbon too but the specs say differently
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Old 03-23-09 | 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by RichPugh
I just sold my comp so I cant go check but I was under the impression the comp had an aluminum steerer?

Quoted from Specialized 06 Langster Comp specs -
"FORK Specialized FACT carbon fork, bonded carbon fiber legs, 7075 alloy threadless steerer"

I thought mine was carbon too but the specs say differently
online specs must be wrong cuz mine was carbon.
yea i knew you had that sweet creamroller, i just thought you had both. still currently without track bike here... i been kicking **** into my roadbike tho.
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Old 03-23-09 | 12:06 PM
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yea i knew you had that sweet creamroller, i just thought you had both.
I did until about 4 days ago LOL. My buddy bought that standard Langster which I posted a few posts up but it was too small so I let him setup my Comp and he liked it so much he wanted to buy it... so I sold it ... frameset only for $350. I enjoyed it but I am also kinda regretting selling it since I liked it so much. Tough times call for tough measures. I needed the cash! LOL
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Old 03-26-09 | 10:31 PM
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