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#9601
Fixin' To Die
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Northeast
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Bikes: 2010 Mercier Kilo TT, 2020 Specialized Rockhopper
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#9603
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Portland, OR
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#9607
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Location: Columbus
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Not a bad mixte but id ditch the mixte
#9608
GONE~
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I love mixtes but those bullhorns have got to go. I know bullhorns are wonderful for climbs and general riding, heck I have like 3 but mixte should be a classic townie build..
#9609
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I think I'm going to have to agree with this, or if you really love the bullhorns get some full size ones like the ones nitto makes. Are those chop n' flops?
#9610
Radac!
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: tokyo
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Bikes: Visp with way better parts than a frame,2010 fuji track pro, motobecane phantom cross outlaw
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ok, its not complete, waiting on a few things
SPD SL pedals and shimano shoes from my bike back in america, my specialized seat that fits oh so snug
tomorrow a machinist friend is going to put the front brake on the fork since he has all the fancy tools to do so, and ill figure out where iw ant the stem on the fork, and then trim. seatpost is trimmed already, so its good to go now.
SPD SL pedals and shimano shoes from my bike back in america, my specialized seat that fits oh so snug
tomorrow a machinist friend is going to put the front brake on the fork since he has all the fancy tools to do so, and ill figure out where iw ant the stem on the fork, and then trim. seatpost is trimmed already, so its good to go now.
#9611
Vato Magick
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yup...they were an old pair of drops. the bullhorns were just irresistable because it gave me a much better ride compared to the drops. but im reluctant to shove over 30-40 for a nice pair of nitto bullhorns.
#9612
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I got mine on craigslist for $25 and it was WELL worth it. Three cheers for bullhorns!
#9613
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ok, its not complete, waiting on a few things
SPD SL pedals and shimano shoes from my bike back in america, my specialized seat that fits oh so snug
tomorrow a machinist friend is going to put the front brake on the fork since he has all the fancy tools to do so, and ill figure out where iw ant the stem on the fork, and then trim. seatpost is trimmed already, so its good to go now.
SPD SL pedals and shimano shoes from my bike back in america, my specialized seat that fits oh so snug
tomorrow a machinist friend is going to put the front brake on the fork since he has all the fancy tools to do so, and ill figure out where iw ant the stem on the fork, and then trim. seatpost is trimmed already, so its good to go now.
#9614
Radac!
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in saudi arabia? i wish. it would have been gone before i set up the tripod.
it sa bottle of water that was laying on the sidewalk.
its all back apart now though. friend has the fork to drill out the fork all precise and stuff (used to machine parts for hte mclaren F1 team, now machines for aircraft stuff). will be good to ride tomorrow!
it sa bottle of water that was laying on the sidewalk.
its all back apart now though. friend has the fork to drill out the fork all precise and stuff (used to machine parts for hte mclaren F1 team, now machines for aircraft stuff). will be good to ride tomorrow!
#9615
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That's a carbon fork...
Drilling a carbon fork is a big no-no...
Drilling a carbon fork is a big no-no...
#9616
Comanche Racing
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Deep in the heart of Texas
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Bikes: Presto NJS build, Specialized Allez Pro w/ full Dura Ace and Ksyrium SLs, 1990something Specialized Sirrus
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#9617
Radac!
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#9618
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Portland, Maine
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Bikes: '85 Univega Safari-Ten (fixed), '84 Univega Supra-Sport, '85 Univega Gran Turismo, '86 Bianch Giro, '93 Cannondale R300, '68 Raleigh Gran-Prix (S3X fixed), '74 Schwinn Sprint (fixed), '5? Raleigh Lenton, '73 Raleigh Sprite, '36 Three Spires... etc.
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#9619
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Nevermind, I just checked the specs of the fork, it has aluminium crown and carbon blades...I thought it was full carbon.
Last edited by Squirrelli; 09-06-10 at 02:07 PM.
#9620
Death by Puma
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#9621
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I like this bike, but I'm having a hard time looking at that brake set up and not commenting on it. That lever is intended for use on a flat section of bar, and I'm worried that it might be more or less functionally useless right there. I'd either move it to the inside of the bars or replace it with a regular drop lever in the same place.
#9622
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#9624
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Dallas, TX
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Bikes: All City Macho Man Disc, Surly CrossCheck, Surly Steamroller, Voodoo Agwe, Trek FX 7.2
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nothing new here, but tires and levers
took some better pictures today, and cleaned it up a bit. also wanted to show off the bar/lever setup.
bonus pic https://farm5.static.flickr.com/4086/...5008fa22_b.jpg
#9625
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Oh, its my favorite bike again.