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Originally Posted by doofo
shes got pretty eyes
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Originally Posted by doofo
you know that juvikyle and jacobpriest can only be moles whos mission is to discredit fixed gear riding
same as GWB is obviously a robot designed to destroy the republican party
same as GWB is obviously a robot designed to destroy the republican party
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Having seen Juvi out-do me in every sort of riding hands-down in person, I must say that I am his disciple of sorts. Say what you will about the man socially, but dude can ride the **** out of a bike.
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Originally Posted by Bikkhu
FG or SS?
I like. Nice.
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So long. Been nice knowing you BF.... to all the friends I've made here and in real life... its been great. But this place needs an enema.
So long. Been nice knowing you BF.... to all the friends I've made here and in real life... its been great. But this place needs an enema.
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Originally Posted by Teevoe
Sorry Bout the Repost but the old photo didn't do my new "Baby Whip" any justice. Huer She IS!
Aren't these pictures supposed to be in front of a white garage?
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Originally Posted by bmike
CrossCheck. Mirror. Tubus Fly Rack?
FG or SS?
I like. Nice.
FG or SS?
I like. Nice.
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Burrito Eater, I REALLY dig your Karate Monkey.
Also, here's my new joint.
It's a 55cm, 2007 Soma Rush, powdercoated white with a silver sparkle clearcoat.
Also, here's my new joint.
It's a 55cm, 2007 Soma Rush, powdercoated white with a silver sparkle clearcoat.
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Originally Posted by Bikkhu
grr
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Yes ,yes, yes it's a Bianchi Pista.........
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Originally Posted by cassette
here's my bianchi project...i got anxious and threw some parts on it...sadly, the masi is up for sale and i will miss it along with all it's dura ace goodness!
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Cassette's Masi inspired me to post this link. My favs are the '48 and the Alfredo Martini pista (those bars are amazing):
https://bhovey.com/Masi/MasiArchive/M.../MasiItaly.htm
https://bhovey.com/Masi/MasiArchive/M.../MasiItaly.htm
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No chain, cause all my geared chains are too narrow!!!!!! arg a weekend to wait till the lbs opens!!!!
I shaped some washers for the chain ring thing... it works.
I shaped some washers for the chain ring thing... it works.
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Fine looking conversion.
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Here is my new project fixie. Its a Miele, I got it offa craigslist pretty cheap, but it didnt come with the original fork, but it was cheap. The guy I got it from had it painted at an auto body shop, which didnt look to bad, but the clear coat had ran really bad, so I sanded it and painted it flat black with flat clear.
This will be my first fixed gear as my other bike is a single speed Univega. All I need are some wheels for this one and Im set. Anyone have any information on these bikes? Ive only seen one other Miele this old, its got an Italian threaded BB, some weird brazons for the rear derailleur, and cool rear brake bridge. I know it was made in Canada but I was wondering the year, Im guessing early 80's because of the brazons.
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Girlfriend's bike is (almost) done! The grips are garbage finds at the local co-op, they'll be replaced with something cushy, nice, and red.
It's a 1982 Univega painted by a good friend of mine. Fork is some Cr-mo Unicrown dealy. 42x17. Silver profile risers. Ebay wheelset.
I'm so glad that we can finally ride around Philly together.
It's a 1982 Univega painted by a good friend of mine. Fork is some Cr-mo Unicrown dealy. 42x17. Silver profile risers. Ebay wheelset.
I'm so glad that we can finally ride around Philly together.
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Originally Posted by beethaniel
Here is my new project fixie. Its a Miele, I got it offa craigslist pretty cheap, but it didnt come with the original fork, but it was cheap. The guy I got it from had it painted at an auto body shop, which didnt look to bad, but the clear coat had ran really bad, so I sanded it and painted it flat black with flat clear.
This will be my first fixed gear as my other bike is a single speed Univega. All I need are some wheels for this one and Im set. Anyone have any information on these bikes? Ive only seen one other Miele this old, its got an Italian threaded BB, some weird brazons for the rear derailleur, and cool rear brake bridge. I know it was made in Canada but I was wondering the year, Im guessing early 80's because of the brazons.
Keep us updated, 'cause that looks pretty.
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sorry about the serious blur- I only got one shot but here's the progress. I'm ordering the cranks, bb, and chainring on wednesday.
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get a new fork for that pake
Oh god it hurts!
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why? it looks better than the stock one.
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Originally Posted by j-lie
why? it looks better than the stock one.
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^beethaniel
That's a classy lookin rear brake bridge
That's a classy lookin rear brake bridge