my new transition trail or park
04-01-06, 10:01 AM
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No I just happen to own all the same parts almost to a tee...I would never pay for a complete bike, I can generally get the parts cheaper (I also have enough parts laying around to build most of another bike all the time) and I like building them, this will be my 7th bike to build, I will be left with 2/3's of an old 2002 bighit that I plan to build so my buds have something to ride when they visit.
04-01-06, 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
No I just happen to own all the same parts almost to a tee...I would never pay for a complete bike, I can generally get the parts cheaper (I also have enough parts laying around to build most of another bike all the time) and I like building them, this will be my 7th bike to build, I will be left with 2/3's of an old 2002 bighit that I plan to build so my buds have something to ride when they visit.
04-01-06, 10:29 AM
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For my bday this year, Im thinking of getting a new frame and I was definetley looking into the TorP. Would it be easy to transfer all my parts from my hardrock onto it? The hardrock has many upgrades (fork, bars, stem, wheels , tires, pedals etc.) but im not sure if it will all fit onto the TorP.
04-01-06, 10:55 AM
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I don't think the seatpost would fit...but otherwise 90% of the parts would transfer over. Fork "may" be an issue if the steerer is cut to short.
04-14-06, 06:09 PM
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just an update, i got new pedals, grips, chain tensioners, seat, and i rerouted the front brake cables
04-14-06, 07:39 PM
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About the Color figth going on up there. I like the Black Dirtbag that Mike Metzger was riding in the video I have. (He's Just A Little Bit Crazy. I always watch that video before I am about to go out and do some jumps)
And P1 (Or I guess Arboc!) how do you change your account name?
And P1 (Or I guess Arboc!) how do you change your account name?
04-14-06, 09:12 PM
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It was a mistype 
...I sometimes hold the shift too long. And yes he did
...I sometimes hold the shift too long. And yes he did
