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The Pista, lets do it again....

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Old 10-20-10 | 12:32 PM
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From: My response would have been something along the lines of: "Does your bike have computer controlled suspension? Then shut your piehole, this baby is from the future!"

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Originally Posted by Dr. Banzai
The bars and the stem have to go. That seat post and seat tube combo are mismatched as well. Not that you can really do anything about it.
Uh yeah he can. He can get one of these V V V V or something similiar.


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Old 10-20-10 | 02:06 PM
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Personally I think it looks great either way. But I think you should make your bike look how YOU want it too.
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Old 10-20-10 | 02:12 PM
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chain looks hella tight.
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Old 10-20-10 | 02:40 PM
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When peeps on here complain about posers, is OP one of the guys they're referring to?
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Old 10-20-10 | 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by cococard
here it is brother, opinions welcome.

wow i really like the look of it before the yellow. like, allot more.
i think the all matching celeste is the way to go, even with the celeste seat. if i was going with an aero tubed celeste frame with lots of surface space for color, might as well go all out with celeste! and if you were to replace celeste with other colors, i would think silver/black/or white are safer options, makes the bike look more aesthetically cohesive.

you know the tired cliche "f@@@k all the haters" ? well when "guys said and concurred that it was too much celeste going on" you should realize most of these "guys" are just over opinionated bike jerks (myself included) lol

yah i actually really dig the previous build. im sorry but the yellow just looks out of place. just my opinion.
and i like the bullhorns allot more ;p

yah man just go all out, unabashed celeste! molest it with celeste!
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Old 10-20-10 | 03:52 PM
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I'm diggin the yellow for something different.
I'm not into set back seat posts, but if it's comfortable I wouldn't let aesthetics get in the way. Bars are fine, stem looks a bit long, but again, if it fits right...
I would have liked to see black cranks though, and a piece of black tape on your steer tube behind that stem.

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Old 10-20-10 | 03:57 PM
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I'm not really feelin either build at all. So typical

not trying to be rude (honestly) but that's my feedback. Sick of deep rims, sick of matchy matchy, sick of black parts on celeste bikes, sick of thomson setback posts
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Old 10-20-10 | 04:04 PM
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I kinda agree about the Thomson stuff. A lot of great alternatives out there with a little bit more personality.
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Old 10-20-10 | 08:55 PM
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how much will you sell me that seat and celeste tires for...
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Old 10-21-10 | 08:05 AM
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moral of this thread is, there is no build that will satisfy everyone on this subforum. So just do whatever u like to ur bike.
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