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Unto me a 29er is born...

Old 04-26-05, 05:51 PM
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Unto me a 29er is born...

All right, finally got the second 29er in the stable completed, and here are some pics submitted for your approval...
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Old 04-26-05, 05:53 PM
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..........uh I think you forgot somethin...............
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Old 04-26-05, 06:15 PM
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All right, dialup and all, had ta reduce them a tad, and sorry for the poor focus...
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Old 04-26-05, 06:18 PM
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yep, pure ti tastiness guided by carbon...
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Old 04-26-05, 06:21 PM
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My signature explained. Or, the money shot...

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Old 04-26-05, 06:23 PM
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Chain tensioning chores handled by Bushnell (that's a Phil Wood BB in there - honest)...
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Old 04-26-05, 06:25 PM
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Brakeside...

Thanks for looking!
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Looks like a schweet build. And the thing i like best about it- very original.
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that's a cool ride.
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BB, nice! You gonna hang on to the Buzz Bomb?

Is that one of the low pressure forks? I ride a high-pressure CX-1 on my Buzz Bomb, and had my first ride on the low-pressure BW 1.0 last weekend. Blissfully responsive.
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Hey Nate! How's it going? Yeah, I'm in the process of turning the Buzzbomb into a gearie, I'll be posting the transplantation pics over on the 29er board when it's finished. I have to post the Dean buildup over there in the AM. I'm buying a new house right now, and the money I had set aside for a .8 is going into sod and sprinklers instead. Next year I'll retire the CX-1 as a spare or put it on the 'bomb when I'm riding it offroad and put the .8 on. Compromise sucks, eh? RobW
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ummm buzzbomb, nice bike and all. . .

but dialup?

how much did that beast of a ride cost you?

at least your priorities are straight!!
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Sorry no choir of angels here
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Unfortunate choice of thread title. I hope there's no choir of angels, it is, after all, only a bike.

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which is heavier?

the frame or the rear hub?
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Originally Posted by unsuspended
which is heavier?

the frame or the rear hub?
LOL! Actually, considering my tendancy to go for robust over light, this build came in on (for me) the light side, just a smidge over 27 pounds.
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Wow, that's pretty damn light. I hovering at 31 with my Buzz bomb, but that includes a Thudbuster, bar ends, Shimano SPDs... oh, and NOT a Dean Ti frame!!!
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