The "What don't you like about my bike" thread
05-09-11, 11:59 PM
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05-10-11, 02:10 AM
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^ Rims are different colors! 
1984 Trek 460
1983 Raleigh Olympian
Heh, just realized this is in the fixed gear section! Oh well..
1984 Trek 460
1983 Raleigh Olympian
Heh, just realized this is in the fixed gear section! Oh well..
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05-10-11, 04:17 AM
#4829
Your cog is slipping.
05-10-11, 09:33 AM
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my FG / Leader 722...still playing with handle bar position (raised it a bit yesterday and felt better). Originally had a Rb-009 on it, but didn't like the drop....RB-018 are perfect.
my SS / 2010 SE Floval Flyer XL (ha...just wanted to show it off).
my SS / 2010 SE Floval Flyer XL (ha...just wanted to show it off).
06-30-11, 09:58 PM
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06-30-11, 10:30 PM
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My stuff has been stolen in the past, so I sacrifice Fancy names and quality for components that simply get the job done. but the drive train and the hubs are a different story, I cant skimp out there those are more important to me because they account for a lot of the bikes performance and feel-but that's just one mans opinion-
06-30-11, 10:37 PM
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Because I ride everywhere and I lock up my bike a lot, in "bad" neighborhoods so spending 100$ on some straps that could get taken super easily isn't worth the risk. that's why I got a cheap stem/handle bar set up and saddle.
My stuff has been stolen in the past, so I sacrifice Fancy names and quality for components that simply get the job done. but the drive train and the hubs are a different story, I cant skimp out there those are more important to me because they account for a lot of the bikes performance and feel-but that's just one mans opinion-
My stuff has been stolen in the past, so I sacrifice Fancy names and quality for components that simply get the job done. but the drive train and the hubs are a different story, I cant skimp out there those are more important to me because they account for a lot of the bikes performance and feel-but that's just one mans opinion-
Anyhow for my toshis I run them through sylvans... where installing them is hard and removing them is even harder.
07-01-11, 05:23 PM
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07-01-11, 05:34 PM
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Yeah but i was either black or gold and i wasnt really diggin the black so i went for the gold. Im saving up some money for deep v's. And yeah very fun to ride. wasnt the best decision to get a track pro as a street bike, but i got used to it.
09-13-11, 06:51 PM
#4849
Fresh Garbage
