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Gabuyo 05-01-11 02:59 PM


Originally Posted by muckymucky (Post 12566646)
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5066/...5c6a49d0_o.jpg

finally~ the right fking chrome fork.

What fork is that? It looks awesome.

solbrothers 05-01-11 03:49 PM


Originally Posted by misskaz (Post 12539728)
Feel bad posting this in a Kilo thread, so I'll just post one pic. Wheeeeee!

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5065/...a132b46c57.jpg
Fuji by kazbo, on Flickr

http://streetknowledge.files.wordpre...nes-122408.jpg

Crappymonkey 05-01-11 10:00 PM

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...1i/Bikes-3.jpg

Sebster 05-01-11 10:10 PM


Originally Posted by Crappymonkey (Post 12582042)

Has this even been ridden!?
Seriously looks perfect with the new bucket, gatorskins, pristine track grips uuuunnngg
Frickity fresh build daaawg

Crappymonkey 05-01-11 10:29 PM


Originally Posted by Sebster (Post 12582079)
Has this even been ridden!?
Seriously looks perfect with the new bucket, gatorskins, pristine track grips uuuunnngg
Frickity fresh build daaawg


I ride it all the time lol. I use gloves on my hands and my pants are clean. I also store it inside. You are right about the Gatorskins. I installed them about a week ago :)

calv 05-01-11 10:55 PM


Originally Posted by Crappymonkey (Post 12582042)

What freewheel are you using?

Also: I think your straps are on backwards, dude.

hamfoh 05-01-11 11:23 PM


Originally Posted by molimo140 (Post 12394912)
My Kilo is now finished. I've had a lot of fun learning about bikes and turning mine into the one I wanted!

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5261/...719bffae_b.jpg

Replaced: Stem, bars, pedals, clips, straps, wheelset, and chain.

What chain is that?

koven 05-02-11 12:28 AM


Originally Posted by cc700 (Post 12397645)
thanks. i have been wanting a new frame lately, but that's actually mostly because the kilo isn't very stiff and entices me to ride it all the time because it's so pleasurable.
http://ceramicconfessions.files.word...9-dsc_0463.jpg
with 3ttt, not b123aa


Beautiful

I notice most of the bikes dont have this kind of stem, which looks best on drop bars.

EpicSchwinn 05-02-11 12:32 AM


Originally Posted by Gabuyo (Post 12580328)
What fork is that? It looks awesome.

looks like the affinity lugged fork.

Leukybear 05-02-11 12:47 AM


Originally Posted by koven (Post 12582479)
I notice most of the bikes dont have this kind of stem, which looks best on drop bars.

Lol back then, they all had that kind stem.... aka a quill stem

muckymucky 05-02-11 12:49 AM


Originally Posted by EpicSchwinn (Post 12582489)
looks like the affinity lugged fork.

ill get better shots for you guys tomorrow~ finally finished the build and got everything cut and chiseled.
fork came from the same factory but custom chromed or something and left undrilled by my friend roberto
sit tight.

that or post enough comments so i can get my post to be 1st on the next page please =/

d8168055 05-02-11 02:58 AM

new rims..
http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._3713530_n.jpg
and at the beach...
http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...1_644832_n.jpg

Scrodzilla 05-02-11 04:31 AM


Originally Posted by Crappymonkey (Post 12582042)

Crappy - them straps are mounted ass-backwards!

Crappymonkey 05-02-11 06:42 AM


Originally Posted by Scrodzilla (Post 12582731)
Crappy - them straps are mounted ass-backwards!


I know but I have an injury to my foot from when I was hit by a car last year and the metal ring was bothering the inside of my foot so I switched them around.

muckymucky 05-02-11 10:37 PM

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5225/...f8dcb339_o.jpg

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5222/...38e1fea0_o.jpg

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5223/...31081826_o.jpg

preview?

jilla82 05-02-11 11:07 PM

its too hipstery

cc700 05-02-11 11:34 PM

glad we asked you!

just kidding you're rght, but i think that's the point.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...0-DSC_1945.jpg

calv 05-02-11 11:39 PM

he could do a lot worse, looks good to me.

Gabuyo 05-02-11 11:39 PM

Reppin' the Bay, YEEEEEHHHH!!

Leukybear 05-03-11 12:32 AM

Mucky was that the orange aerospoke you had?

muckymucky 05-03-11 07:45 AM

Yeup. Finally got around to paint that mofo. Trispoke, you're next.

molimo140 05-03-11 10:18 AM


Originally Posted by hamfoh (Post 12582337)
What chain is that?

It's this chain :

KMC Z510 White/Black

cobrabyte 05-04-11 08:33 AM


Originally Posted by calv (Post 12571020)
Girlfriends Stripper is pretty much complete; one problem I want some help with:

I think I'm forgetting SOMETHING because the chain makes a lot of noises, and in one certain area, there's a little "bump" in the chain while the cranks are spinning. At first I noticed the wheel was a bit crooked to one side, but I corrected it. A little better, but it's still there and louder than I expect it to be.. Any ideas?

Components:
Stock Kilo Pro bb
Stock Kilo Pro crankset (Sugino RD2) + stock 48t chainring (only about 40 miles on it)
new KMC Z410 chain
Retrogression 18t cog

If you're still having this problem.....Have you checked the chainring bolts to make sure they are tight? One loose chainring bolt could be causing this issue. Seems simple, but easy to overlook....double check ALL the bolts throughout the bike to make sure they are not too loose or tight.

muckymucky 05-08-11 10:18 AM

postswap:

Actually scrod it's all thanks to you that I was able to score that auction by you mentioning that listing for us. So bike credit = scrod! <3

Scrodzilla 05-08-11 10:21 AM


Originally Posted by mpga479m (Post 12612251)
is this the GoldDigger?

Nope. Copper-plated. I think they only made a handful.

Looks great Mucky! I really dig the twin 'Spoks.


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