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04-24-08, 02:08 PM
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dan bones!
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04-24-08, 02:11 PM
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stay free.
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04-24-08, 02:27 PM
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04-24-08, 02:43 PM
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...no COast...
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That is quite possibly the best looking straight blade, metal fork in existence.
04-24-08, 02:51 PM
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Super Senior
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so is that frame fully steel? it looks like lugged carbon on the upper seatstays coming down to the chrome ends.
04-24-08, 03:28 PM
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hateful little monkey
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04-24-08, 03:28 PM
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park ranger
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04-24-08, 05:05 PM
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Those are my bikes.
First off, the Guch is all steel.
Secondly, risers are for comfort for riding longer distances. Drops get put on for races, short distances, and the track. Have you ever ridden a kilo/pursuit frame a long distance on drops? Not very comfortable.
Thirdly, the wheelsmith that built the wheels for the Colnago, then handed it to an amateur to put on tubes/tires. They have since been aligned. Aligning label and valve do help identifying problem spots in the tire when you get a flat.
And lastly, I have 2 other bikes. A Samson and an Indy Fab Skyway BMX replica.
First off, the Guch is all steel.
Secondly, risers are for comfort for riding longer distances. Drops get put on for races, short distances, and the track. Have you ever ridden a kilo/pursuit frame a long distance on drops? Not very comfortable.
Thirdly, the wheelsmith that built the wheels for the Colnago, then handed it to an amateur to put on tubes/tires. They have since been aligned. Aligning label and valve do help identifying problem spots in the tire when you get a flat.
And lastly, I have 2 other bikes. A Samson and an Indy Fab Skyway BMX replica.
04-24-08, 05:38 PM
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Banned.
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damn the guch is hot! the rises don't bother me at all. the colnago is sex!
04-24-08, 05:40 PM
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tapatio mi amor
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Those are my bikes.
First off, the Guch is all steel.
Secondly, risers are for comfort for riding longer distances. Drops get put on for races, short distances, and the track. Have you ever ridden a kilo/pursuit frame a long distance on drops? Not very comfortable.
Thirdly, the wheelsmith that built the wheels for the Colnago, then handed it to an amateur to put on tubes/tires. They have since been aligned. Aligning label and valve do help identifying problem spots in the tire when you get a flat.
And lastly, I have 2 other bikes. A Samson and an Indy Fab Skyway BMX replica.
First off, the Guch is all steel.
Secondly, risers are for comfort for riding longer distances. Drops get put on for races, short distances, and the track. Have you ever ridden a kilo/pursuit frame a long distance on drops? Not very comfortable.
Thirdly, the wheelsmith that built the wheels for the Colnago, then handed it to an amateur to put on tubes/tires. They have since been aligned. Aligning label and valve do help identifying problem spots in the tire when you get a flat.
And lastly, I have 2 other bikes. A Samson and an Indy Fab Skyway BMX replica.
04-24-08, 09:26 PM
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surging w slash energy
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That yamaguchi looks like a fat chick, and her fork looks like an idiot. The colnago on the other hand...throw in a cinelli 2a and 67-39s and she can have my baby.
04-24-08, 09:34 PM
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Banned.
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04-24-08, 10:31 PM
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Run What 'Ya Brung
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