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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOG83-TwIuM
WOW!!!....never saw it done, figured it could be done. And he says he lost his leg diving off his bike to push some kid out of the way of a truck?! Hero indeed.
WOW!!!....never saw it done, figured it could be done. And he says he lost his leg diving off his bike to push some kid out of the way of a truck?! Hero indeed.
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So, new colors for the kilo in the summer? Anyone have info on that?
Bike Island still out of stock on 47-50cm frames!! UGHHHHHH
Bike Island still out of stock on 47-50cm frames!! UGHHHHHH
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first post...
building up a bike island frame right now. first time i've built a bike from scratch. thought it would be cheap, boy was i wrong. pretty bummed that i can't get a bike shop around here to extend the threads to run threaded. the length of the steerer on this thing is ridiculous.
i've been riding a overly large '75 sekai conversion for the last 6yrs...great bike with lots of nostalgia (it was my pops when he was in grad school).
i'm worried that the 55cm frame is going to be a bit small for me. standover is good, but i haven't been on it with a stem/bars yet.
as far as the stems go have any of you using shims on the 1" steerer ever had problems? also, what crank/BB combo are you guys running to get close to 42cm? i'm going with the sugino xd crankset and was wondering if it requires a 103 or 107mm bb.
lots of questions. thanks and hello...
building up a bike island frame right now. first time i've built a bike from scratch. thought it would be cheap, boy was i wrong. pretty bummed that i can't get a bike shop around here to extend the threads to run threaded. the length of the steerer on this thing is ridiculous.
i've been riding a overly large '75 sekai conversion for the last 6yrs...great bike with lots of nostalgia (it was my pops when he was in grad school).
i'm worried that the 55cm frame is going to be a bit small for me. standover is good, but i haven't been on it with a stem/bars yet.
as far as the stems go have any of you using shims on the 1" steerer ever had problems? also, what crank/BB combo are you guys running to get close to 42cm? i'm going with the sugino xd crankset and was wondering if it requires a 103 or 107mm bb.
lots of questions. thanks and hello...
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Building up a bike is usually way more expensive than buying a complete off the peg bike. But it sure is fun and you learn a lot more about your bike. Also you get to pick and choose every part.
I can't speak for the Sugino XD, I've never run them. Shims are fine for the steerer tube, just purchase a proper shim and don't worry about it.
Good Luck with your build!
I can't speak for the Sugino XD, I've never run them. Shims are fine for the steerer tube, just purchase a proper shim and don't worry about it.
Good Luck with your build!
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Does anyone know if a fork that was once cut to be used threadless can later be threaded to be used with a threaded headset? Or is it like once you go threadless, then the tube can no longer be threaded for some reason...
thanks.
thanks.
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It's junk. I think it's an old kalloy or something like that. It's a 26.8, if that's the size you need, I can ship it to you if you pay the shipping.
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im not sure if its my eyes, your cameras, or my screen, but none of these 'orange' ones seem to look orange!
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