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Originally Posted by Nagrom_
(Post 15206808)
Dura Ace 9000 nonetheless.
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so ill be running 19/52 until i purchase crankset, then ill be at 48/17 again where i was before. meh
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1am tube change not so successful. Guess I'm not riding to work tomorrow.
http://distilleryimage1.s3.amazonaws...0a9f1423_7.jpg Lessons learned: always buy n+1 tubes, and maybe don't change tubes at 1am if you're expecting to ride in a couple hours. |
it took me awhile before i learned, flats on the go and what not. i carry a small pouch under seat with co2 kit and extra tube plus three to four extra tubes at the house. tubes are cheap.
plus i think you can buy them in bulk online |
Originally Posted by misskaz
(Post 15214166)
Today I confess that I know I'm friends with a lot of you dudes on FB and instagram but I don't really have real names/instagram handles mapped to your usernames here.
Except yummygoey and jdgesus. Edit: And scrod, obvs. @jaytronzero |
Originally Posted by BigglyPuff
(Post 15214437)
Yeah, my friend has a 30w I think and we keep it below the halfway and it's STILL loud. Could definitely be used as an amp for a small show.
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Originally Posted by striknein
(Post 15214298)
Joined a CSA today. Super pumped.
Originally Posted by Mumonkan
(Post 15214454)
cheesencrackas.
Originally Posted by garlic_rice
(Post 15214822)
1am tube change not so successful. Guess I'm not riding to work tomorrow.
http://distilleryimage1.s3.amazonaws...0a9f1423_7.jpg Lessons learned: always buy n+1 tubes, and maybe don't change tubes at 1am if you're expecting to ride in a couple hours.
Originally Posted by Jaytron
(Post 15214847)
BAH
@jaytronzero Imma make a spreadsheet. (j/k) |
Originally Posted by Jaytron
(Post 15214847)
BAH
@jaytronzero not no small feat It's all heat in this day and age |
Originally Posted by Mumonkan
(Post 15214454)
cheesencrackas.
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Originally Posted by jdgesus
(Post 15215652)
jaytronzero, hero,
not no small feat It's all heat in this day and age |
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by Ti i think they mean "silver"
even the alum GT edge is mo shiny. could ti that they sanded dull? those do not look like ti welds. |
Still would ride though.
1x10 (i'm assuming 10) with Duracci track crank = puresecks. EDIT: click on the pic to see it in the owner's Flickr page. There's also a pic of it set up FG/SS, and it looks shiny there. EDIT again: did the work for y'all |
Originally Posted by johnnytheboy
(Post 15214309)
so far, i've had the volume at 2 and the walls were rattling.
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Today I found a huge piece of glass in my rear bontranger hard case, tire and tube are both fine though!
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Today I got an e-mail from a dude who wanted to buy a Kilo TT from BikesDirect and have it shipped to my shop so I can swap some of the parts on it before shipping it to him.
http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/...10/250/5d2.gif |
Originally Posted by garlic_rice
(Post 15215680)
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 15215833)
Today I got an e-mail from a dude who wanted to buy a Kilo TT from BikesDirect and have it shipped to my shop so I can swap some of the parts on it before shipping it to him.
http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/...10/250/5d2.gif |
Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 15215833)
Today I got an e-mail from a dude who wanted to buy a Kilo TT from BikesDirect and have it shipped to my shop so I can swap some of the parts on it before shipping it to him.
http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/...10/250/5d2.gif |
Today I start messing with Cubase.
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Originally Posted by jdgesus
(Post 15215652)
jaytronzero, hero,
not no small feat It's all heat in this day and age Del 4 lyfe. |
Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 15215833)
Today I got an e-mail from a dude who wanted to buy a Kilo TT from BikesDirect and have it shipped to my shop so I can swap some of the parts on it before shipping it to him.
http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/...10/250/5d2.gif At our shop, that would be $100 for assembly and then tear down and repackage for shipping, ala carte install fees on components, buyer pays shipping. The parts going on the bike -- did they buy them from you? If so, maybe a break on install. I dunno: I can kind of see the logic. All kinds of scary stories of BD bikes not right out of the box, and no local trusted LB; why not have someone used to dealing with FG bikes assemble and adjust the bike correctly? Still saving money over any name brand bike (maybe) + pro assy/adj + pro install of parts. |
Originally Posted by FixedDriveJess
(Post 15214456)
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Originally Posted by jdgesus
(Post 15215652)
jaytronzero, hero,
not no small feat It's all heat in this day and age |
Perfect blend of technology and magic.
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