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04-29-14, 02:28 PM

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This page of the porn thread has had some of the most porn-worthy posts ever. Hot dogs, beer, classic bikes and skinsuits. I think there is really only one thing left to do:

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05-01-14, 07:55 PM

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Tool porn

05-02-14, 05:26 PM

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05-03-14, 02:06 PM

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05-03-14, 03:43 PM

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Ferriveloci

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05-07-14, 10:00 PM

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05-08-14, 11:11 AM

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05-08-14, 02:24 PM

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Factory 5 out of Shanghai does some sweet builds (sorry if people have already posted an abundance of their stuff)

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05-08-14, 02:52 PM

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Oh, and these certainly look pretty.

F5 Lattice Chainring

05-08-14, 03:15 PM

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Factory 5 out of Shanghai does some sweet builds (sorry if people have already posted an abundance of their stuff)

Just so you know Bruno, it's bad form to post your own bike to this thread. Not saying you have done so here, just pointing it out ahead of time.

05-08-14, 03:18 PM

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Just so you know Bruno, it's bad form to post your own bike to this thread. Not saying you have done so here, just pointing it out ahead of time.

Haha thanks for the tip! I definitely read that much ahead of time, and that is most certainly not my bicycle.

05-08-14, 04:04 PM

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Those f5 chainrings are hideous

05-09-14, 04:14 AM

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Those f5 chainrings are hideous

+1 Do not want.

05-10-14, 07:43 PM

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05-10-14, 07:46 PM

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^ what's with the cog on the front hub?

05-10-14, 08:09 PM

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^What's with the drain valves on the bottom of the trailer?

05-10-14, 08:54 PM

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^ what's with the cog on the front hub?

Both front and rear spacing on some Fat bikes is 135mm so that you can swap the front and back wheel in case the freewheel fails or freezes up. Fat bikes were originally designed for expeditions or racing in frozen remote areas. IDITA bike and such. Being able to swap wheels increased your chances of riding vs walking.

05-10-14, 11:25 PM

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"^What's with the drain valves on the bottom of the trailer?"

Those tubes (along with the fork blades) are used to hold fuel for a cooking stove.

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05-11-14, 07:06 AM

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Those tubes (along with the fork blades) are used to hold fuel for a cooking stove.

I thought it was to carry whiskey.

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05-11-14, 09:43 AM

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Will people never learn ?

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05-11-14, 10:33 AM

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Will people never learn ?

Clearly never, my bad.

05-11-14, 12:25 PM

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What is the trailer for? It looks like it offers no storage locations.

Why is there a brake on the trailer? I doubt with snow and a loead they go fast?

I don't see a pivot in the bike/trailer connection that would allow the bike to lean?

05-11-14, 02:31 PM

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The trailer will hold big bags, like Surly Dummy bags, ones from Xtracycle, etc.

The wheel in the trailer has a brake because it's another spare wheel for the bike.

The bike and trailer lean together.

05-11-14, 02:40 PM

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The trailer will hold big bags, like Surly Dummy bags, ones from Xtracycle, etc.

The wheel in the trailer has a brake because it's another spare wheel for the bike.

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The bike and trailer lean together.

That sounds like it would be really awkward. Hmmm. Gotta thing about that.