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Posted a really crappy picture a long time ago, probably on page 40 or 50 something, but since then I have gotten new wheels. Also, if anyone remembers, my seat post was backwards, I finally turned it round!
Also, sorry that the front and back of wheels are cut off, I had to take it from like 6 feet away.
Also, sorry that the front and back of wheels are cut off, I had to take it from like 6 feet away.
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Oh, we are so sorry, Geordi, because you have contributed so much more to this forum, and specifically this thread. It is a pic thread, and he is posting pics. Like he said, just skip over it if you have had your fill of the bike. I do the same with others I have seen. If you are tired of using your mouse to scroll past, the space bar does it super fast!
Speaking of pics, where is your bike again?
Here are two of mine:
Speaking of pics, where is your bike again?
Here are two of mine:
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It was a nashbar brake lever. Picked a pair off ebay while back. does the job.
As for the WTB tires on the San Jose, they are okay. I think sheldon said it right, not really gnarly enough for the trails, and not smooth enough for the street. i usually just use them for fall/winter, and go skinnier for the summer (with a smaller gear, too).
Thanks for the compliments. Building up a purple kilo frame set soon. may steal the pink aeroheads until i can front something different. plus, it should look hot.
As for the WTB tires on the San Jose, they are okay. I think sheldon said it right, not really gnarly enough for the trails, and not smooth enough for the street. i usually just use them for fall/winter, and go skinnier for the summer (with a smaller gear, too).
Thanks for the compliments. Building up a purple kilo frame set soon. may steal the pink aeroheads until i can front something different. plus, it should look hot.
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Update: Brooks B17, MKS clips and no name nylon straps
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new fork, bigger tire.
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I know I'll probably get crap for this bike.
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My girlfriends new charge.
I will post up better pics when I get a chance...
I will post up better pics when I get a chance...
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"charge" or "change" so what...
they are in aussieland and I don't think that they'd have any US political leanings.
but then again, it could be read environmentaly too.
however, if that was was not your point, I do apologize.
they are in aussieland and I don't think that they'd have any US political leanings.
but then again, it could be read environmentaly too.
however, if that was was not your point, I do apologize.
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why cant i see past page 83?
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because there are no posts past 83. look at the post counts
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My Steamroller
This forum rocks!
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I was shaking my head at first because I thought "change" looked dumb in general. Had nothing to do with politics.
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temporary wheelset
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nice door.
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Summer time...
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Oh damn is that a Wald rack? I was just messing around in photoshop trying to see what my bike would look like with one on. What kind is yours? do you like it?
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Yup, its a Wald.
Only took the bike out for a few miles, because I just built the bike up today, but Im diggin the basket. I was still able to weave between cars (without anything in the basket.) Seems sturdy and hasnt messed with my steering yet.
Only thing I changed was the screws. Had to get longer ones, because the clamp area for the bars, is suuuuper thin.
Only took the bike out for a few miles, because I just built the bike up today, but Im diggin the basket. I was still able to weave between cars (without anything in the basket.) Seems sturdy and hasnt messed with my steering yet.
Only thing I changed was the screws. Had to get longer ones, because the clamp area for the bars, is suuuuper thin.
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Blue : Velosport Prestige ~1983
White : Marinoni Special 1989
Gold with fenders & racks : Velosport Appalache ~1981
White : Marinoni Special 1989
Gold with fenders & racks : Velosport Appalache ~1981
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Yup, its a Wald.
Only took the bike out for a few miles, because I just built the bike up today, but Im diggin the basket. I was still able to weave between cars (without anything in the basket.) Seems sturdy and hasnt messed with my steering yet.
Only thing I changed was the screws. Had to get longer ones, because the clamp area for the bars, is suuuuper thin.
Only took the bike out for a few miles, because I just built the bike up today, but Im diggin the basket. I was still able to weave between cars (without anything in the basket.) Seems sturdy and hasnt messed with my steering yet.
Only thing I changed was the screws. Had to get longer ones, because the clamp area for the bars, is suuuuper thin.
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