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This build is clean. Good work sir.
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there's already a thread for this.
it's called "mercier kilo tt pics". |
Originally Posted by thehappyrobot
(Post 7445813)
there's already a thread for this.
it's called "mercier kilo tt pics". |
Originally Posted by jcapell
(Post 7440291)
Alien bikes told me the 103mm BB that came with their crankset produced a 42mm chainline, the Paul hubs create a 44mm chainline, so I figured I needed a BB with 2mm x2sides more, and ordered a 107mm Shimano UN54.
WTF??? This is so confusing. Milwakee Bicycles sells them too... From thier website... "• 42mm Chainline +/- 0.5mm when used with 110.5mm Bottom Bracket. *Crank bolt toque should be 350-400 in/lbs. " I had thier Andel's on my Rush Hour. The stock BB on the RH is 110.5. I had a good chainline. I'm going with 110.5 on my Alien build. Nice build btw. |
What joke?
What first time? Did I miss something? |
Originally Posted by thehappyrobot
(Post 7447683)
What joke?
What first time? Did I miss something? |
no. i don't even post there anymore.
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kilo tt is not the same as the alien frame.
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Originally Posted by stevefaletto
(Post 7455207)
kilo tt is not the same as the alien frame.
and Kilo TT is made in China (not 100% sure but I assume so) |
Beautiful bike. Jcapell I have a question for you, I am looking to get an alien next summer 09' I see you have a 59cm frame just curious how tall are you? I am 5'11" and I am torn between a 57 or 59. I know its all about personal preference but just trying to get some sizing ideas since it will be impossible for me to actually get measured on one.
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Get the 59 - they run small.
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Originally Posted by vee_dub
(Post 7459863)
Alien bike is made in Taiwan (100% sure)
and Kilo TT is made in China (not 100% sure but I assume so) |
Originally Posted by 667
(Post 7705237)
Get the 59 - they run small.
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They don't "run small", they just size them c-t. Reference the chart and look for c-c and that's what you need.
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Originally Posted by andre nickatina
(Post 7706008)
They don't "run small", they just size them c-t. Reference the chart and look for c-c and that's what you need.
I call that running small. |
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