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Old 12-16-06, 01:18 AM
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I'm drooling



IF Beatstick.... gwahhhhh....

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Independent Fabrication's new dirt jumper, makes me want to build a DJ only bike and resurrect my buddy's old jump spot

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Old 12-16-06, 01:25 AM
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I dont like it.
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I think it is beautiful.
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Cool, no front brakes? Very BMX/Mtn hybridish.
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i like my bike
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At least it has maxxis tires.
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Well at least it's not a Walmart. So yeah, it's cool.
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a little too bmx for me. throw a rear der and a front brake and we'd be talking.

i just have no idea why anybody would have an urban bike without a front brake.
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a little too bmx for me. throw a rear der and a front brake and we'd be talking.

i just have no idea why anybody would have an urban bike without a front brake.
actually the no front brake thing is a dirt jumping thing, my Mosh rocks the rear only setup, if that IF was gonna hit the streets I would put a front stopper on it.
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Old 12-16-06, 01:53 PM
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nice, set up for a left footed rider too
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I don't dig having to use a tensioner. But it still a nice looking bike.
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Thats really nice actually! Just put a gyro on that baby and it would be a wicked DJ bike!
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Looks really nice. Agreed though, id put a front brake and maybe a few cogs in the rear.
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If it is ment for more Dirt jumping, why do you need 140mm of travel?
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If it is ment for more Dirt jumping, why do you need 140mm of travel?
Why not?...140 is pretty short travel and still lets the bike be ridden on the trails and not feel like a rigid.
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Is it a purpose built single speed? If so, I don't quite get the chain tensioner. Rear facing dropouts would have been a better choice. Still, it looks like a fun bike.
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Hoenstly, after building my steelhead into a "Urban" bike, I realized how gay it is to do that on a mountian bike.
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
Why not?...140 is pretty short travel and still lets the bike be ridden on the trails and not feel like a rigid.
hmm.

I wouldn't mind having the 140, but I still think if I had a bike just build for doing DJ's, I would only have around 100 or 120.
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