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Yeah. I was thinking about a Shimano SS MTB with an integrated guard before. But Profile is making their fixed gear cranks. So I dunno... I like the q-factor in the Sugino 75s. I just don't wanna snap those.
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as far as that broken crank-PROLLY-Mighty putty will work fine, just follow up the application w/fiberglass, then wire, then duct tape. problem solved.
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Here she is. I'm still waiting on spokes to build the real fixed/free wheel set so I had to throw my front road wheel on there to use with the fender because it was raining. She was my first total build, paint, etc. She's not glamorous but she gets me to work, the bar, and out on the town. I'll post an update when I build the wheels. I realized after the paint job that it's very EZLN-esque. Whoops. Zapata Vive!
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dunno if you were just on the express way or what but the lakes and parks are jammed with them. the suburbs, esp. northern ones have even more.
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riding w/your hands that close to the stem constricts the chest, and thus the chest cavity, and thus inhibits proper breathing-which is essential to cycling. this isn't theory. there is no debate. small levers like that, mounted so close to the stem are not ideal for control at speed either.
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btw by false I meant not true. simple as that.
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if that's what you meant then you should of said that.
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Pardon my french, but that's ****ing stupid.
By that logic you could have just as easily said "if the rider in question has grown weary of life and wants to die on his bicycle that is one reason to mount the lever that way therefore what you said is false QED hurf durf."
Sure it's a bad reason, but you didn't specify it had to be a good reason. Hehe I'm so clever!
By that logic you could have just as easily said "if the rider in question has grown weary of life and wants to die on his bicycle that is one reason to mount the lever that way therefore what you said is false QED hurf durf."
Sure it's a bad reason, but you didn't specify it had to be a good reason. Hehe I'm so clever!
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stop yer bickerin' and admire my bike already!
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I'm more interested in that strangely anthropomorphic truck in the background! It's roaring!
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Yeah, I live on a weird street. We have a street fair every year and this thing breaths fire.
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Pardon my french, but that's ****ing stupid.
By that logic you could have just as easily said "if the rider in question has grown weary of life and wants to die on his bicycle that is one reason to mount the lever that way therefore what you said is false QED hurf durf."
Sure it's a bad reason, but you didn't specify it had to be a good reason. Hehe I'm so clever!
By that logic you could have just as easily said "if the rider in question has grown weary of life and wants to die on his bicycle that is one reason to mount the lever that way therefore what you said is false QED hurf durf."
Sure it's a bad reason, but you didn't specify it had to be a good reason. Hehe I'm so clever!
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Just got the new Olympian P3 in!
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the lever sticks out 3" from my stem to the right, just like any other leaver. i got so sick of you blowing everything out or proportion i just went and measured, calm the hell down. no one's going to die from riding a lever over their stem, 3/4 people ride with no brakes at all
Anyway, I can't be bothered with this crap anymore, that Cervelo just gave me a ***** that I gotta go take care of.
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damn! i just ruined another keyboard by drooling all over it.
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I love it but it's too big for me. I need like 2 or 3 cm smaller.
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'i bust no handed fixed gear manuals on my p3 carbon. catch me on the pitted streets of philly doing my thang.'
b:h pusher, tell us you race that or face the collective wratch of diy bike snobs everywhere.
b:h pusher, tell us you race that or face the collective wratch of diy bike snobs everywhere.
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