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05-09-13, 12:30 PM
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05-09-13, 01:35 PM
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05-09-13, 02:09 PM
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Would you just look at it
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Saddam was a Sunni Muslim, I believe. He wouldn't/couldn't be able to depict the prophet anyways.
05-09-13, 02:18 PM
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He probably wasn't big on Orthodox Christian iconography regardless.
05-09-13, 03:08 PM
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05-09-13, 03:13 PM
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Custom singlespeed/fixie - $1400 (Cameron Park)
Unique Bianchi Pista concept track bike (49cm). Redline cycle cross fork, avid disc, Campy record carbon fiber brake lever, Omnium crank, White industries ENO 2 speed freewheel, ritchey bar, areospoke wheels (flat black). Bianchi componenti seat post, and stem. Cane creek headset. San Marco saddle, Continental tires.
Stock gearing, lock-ring and sprocket wrench included. No pedals.
I set it up for riding the rolling hills in my area. All parts were purchased new. I don't ride it much so it's for sale.
Local pick up OK or I can deliver.
Custom singlespeed/fixie - $1400 (Cameron Park)
Unique Bianchi Pista concept track bike (49cm). Redline cycle cross fork, avid disc, Campy record carbon fiber brake lever, Omnium crank, White industries ENO 2 speed freewheel, ritchey bar, areospoke wheels (flat black). Bianchi componenti seat post, and stem. Cane creek headset. San Marco saddle, Continental tires.
Stock gearing, lock-ring and sprocket wrench included. No pedals.
I set it up for riding the rolling hills in my area. All parts were purchased new. I don't ride it much so it's for sale.
Local pick up OK or I can deliver.
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05-09-13, 03:21 PM
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Custom singlespeed/fixie - $1400 (Cameron Park)
Unique Bianchi Pista concept track bike (49cm). Redline cycle cross fork, avid disc, Campy record carbon fiber brake lever, Omnium crank, White industries ENO 2 speed freewheel, ritchey bar, areospoke wheels (flat black). Bianchi componenti seat post, and stem. Cane creek headset. San Marco saddle, Continental tires.
Stock gearing, lock-ring and sprocket wrench included. No pedals.
I set it up for riding the rolling hills in my area. All parts were purchased new. I don't ride it much so it's for sale.
Local pick up OK or I can deliver.
Custom singlespeed/fixie - $1400 (Cameron Park)
Unique Bianchi Pista concept track bike (49cm). Redline cycle cross fork, avid disc, Campy record carbon fiber brake lever, Omnium crank, White industries ENO 2 speed freewheel, ritchey bar, areospoke wheels (flat black). Bianchi componenti seat post, and stem. Cane creek headset. San Marco saddle, Continental tires.
Stock gearing, lock-ring and sprocket wrench included. No pedals.
I set it up for riding the rolling hills in my area. All parts were purchased new. I don't ride it much so it's for sale.
Local pick up OK or I can deliver.
05-10-13, 11:13 AM
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There's a ton of those types of wheel kits out there. People buy them for Burning Man bikes.
"Important Wheel Information"
Translation -
"We don't know anything about spoke counts so we're just going to post two ambigious pictures. Our lawyers say it's the best way to keep from getting sued when this thing gets caught in your spokes and causes you to crash."
Seriously, how many spokes are on that wheel on the right? 100? I know Tandems have higher spoke counts, not that high.
"Important Wheel Information"
Translation -
"We don't know anything about spoke counts so we're just going to post two ambigious pictures. Our lawyers say it's the best way to keep from getting sued when this thing gets caught in your spokes and causes you to crash."
Seriously, how many spokes are on that wheel on the right? 100? I know Tandems have higher spoke counts, not that high.
05-10-13, 11:42 AM
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05-10-13, 11:54 AM
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I've seen quite a few radial rears on BMX bikes. Guess they can do that cause they have more spokes than I can count.
05-10-13, 02:10 PM
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Adding a cross fork (for the disk) to a real track frame will jack up the handling. You are messing with the rake and axle to crown measurements. I'd love to see what the trail is on that bike now. I'm sure it rides like a$$.
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05-10-13, 04:23 PM
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OT disc brake non-sense (might be on topic because I might be a JA);
I've been interested in doing a disc brake conversion (coming from a car back ground, I think it would be the bees knees on my bike). My current axel to crown is 387mm and (according to Mr Brown) if I select a 395mm axel to crown fork, my geometry should not be greatly impacted. Although, I would much prefer this due to the visual appeal, the 2cm difference will change stuff around, oh and it has a tapered steerer. Most disc forks I've found have 45mm, identical to my current set up.
Am I on the right track? Would I even notice a change in headtube angle? Will my universe implode? Should I STFU and stick with rim brakes?
I've been interested in doing a disc brake conversion (coming from a car back ground, I think it would be the bees knees on my bike). My current axel to crown is 387mm and (according to Mr Brown) if I select a 395mm axel to crown fork, my geometry should not be greatly impacted. Although, I would much prefer this due to the visual appeal, the 2cm difference will change stuff around, oh and it has a tapered steerer. Most disc forks I've found have 45mm, identical to my current set up.
Am I on the right track? Would I even notice a change in headtube angle? Will my universe implode? Should I STFU and stick with rim brakes?
05-13-13, 05:49 AM
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05-13-13, 11:33 AM
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