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(Oct 18, 2009 at 13:52)
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youre going to have to blindfold me and take me there devan. that is whenever i get my bike rideable again. looks awesome. nice tab too
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yeah man. he bought it off irving a few weeks ago
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that bike rode sick when alex had it. you got a soild steed now goon bear
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Ive snapped axles in every wheel ive ever owned. But hacksaw and the boys at atomlab are great to deal with
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Ive snapped axles in every wheel ive ever owned. But hacksaw and the boys at atomlab are great to deal with
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i enjoy mine. snapped an axle once, but atomlab hooked me up. great customer service from them always.
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Rear Pimplite on a Pimp hub. Front is an old singletrack i had laying around.
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it amazes me how 99.99% of pinkbike is scared of aluminum.
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i have a decently light back wheel, a chromo spindle, 10oz pedals. I have brakes...i done f*cked the rotor sideways. the key to the lightness is...the frame weighs 4.45 pounds
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neither was intentional. bent my old sprocket at rye and bought that one off of bryan hunt for 10 bucks, chain snapped and a kid at the park gave me that one for 5 bucks.
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25.4 pounds. with heavvyy parts. my pedals are 10oz each
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i love doing footjams on banks now. so simple and amusing
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easy as f*ck to lower though. just lower it to 50mm for a little while and run er till you can afford somethin else
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nope, i just run it locked out all the time. im only a lightweight anyways
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let me see if i can sell it local first before i try shipping to BC
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yeah. snapped conjoineds, Bent the atomlab bars almost backwards... the list goes on.
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fork lowering would be nice. stickers are aiight. OS is good. PCs are ghey
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popping collars is a way to add swag to an otherwise bad outfit. gotta make the best of whats available
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thats that spot we got kicked outta at dal that day innit
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he isnt a big guy so well built Rhynolite XLs would be the perfect rim. KHE Mac tires would be sick, but very expensive. a fork would save alot of weight (argyle 409, Pike, 4x are what comes to mind for me.) KMC 710sl chain, Maybe lighter cranks im not sure whats on it. Plastic or Magnesium pedals. lots of options. Light parts are easy to find. money is not
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id like to see that bike built with a matching rear wheel, a lowered pike or argyle, and a vee-brake. streeeeet
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depends on what he feels rides better. id try someones wheelset on it with 26s before you make a decision. but 24s on that with high air pressure and fast tires with a low, stiff fork or even a rigid would be a sick park monster.
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no problem buddy. small block eights ride nice but are quite heavy in 24" (no folding bead) if you go 26 theyre your best option.
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danny. do yourself a favour and shut that mouth of yours before i do it for you. and keirtan that bike rides quite well if you ask me. Id leave it on 24s, and find a way to stiffin up that fork. a stiffer, maybe lower fork, harder gear ratio, and fast rolling tires would make that a solid park bike for sure.
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mines coil. i run it basically ridgid, all ive riddin so far with it is park so its fine
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its fairly soft, but im a lightweight and i run it completely locked out and i seem to manage
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always been a 3 set there. thats where you hide from 5-0 and roll up at
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it was 550 cad plus tax when i bought it
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solid. next time im at the park ill learn them with you. i used to be able to do shitty ones on dirt when i was your age. now i cant even take me feet off at all
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