ready for the road !
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Grumpy Old Bugga
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 4,229
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From: Adelaide, AUSTRALIA
Bikes: Hillbrick, Malvern Star Oppy S2, Europa (R.I.P.)
Looks like you've put a lot of work into it, and done a good job. Can't say I like your colours though (too young and brash for this old phart), but that's okay. If that's fixed gear, or you have any aspirations in that direction, get get some foot retention. Overall though, well done. Thanks for sharing.
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I don't get out enough
Joined: Jan 2012
Posts: 270
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From: las vegas
Bikes: Gary Fisher Marlin, Bike E rx, Diamondback Centurion Expert TG, early 80's steel bike
I think his choice on tires fit the look he was going for better. Not to mention I had those on one of my bikes and not even close to 2000 miles and I had them fail on me.
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Calamari Marionette Ph.D
Joined: Dec 2013
Posts: 7,861
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From: Coeur d' Alene
Bikes: 3 Chinese Gas Pipe Nerdcycles and 2 Chicago Electroforged Boat Anchors
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From: Brugge
Bikes: Hot Rod fixed bike
one of my friend told me the same thing about the slicks, because originally i was looking for other then the whitewall michelin's but then i went to someone who makes alot of these fixies a year and he adviced me not the use the thickslick's but to go for durability and buy the michelins
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+ its the typical hot rod style 

