#37
"Yeah, I pissed myself, but that's only because I only had 20 minutes for recess." Duane Peters
#38
Quote, originally posted by Samson » I'd have preferred to see the blue XCs on the Eriksen and you should have purchased yellow XCs (and yellow Speed Grips and an old Judy SL or Mag 21r) for the GT. I'm disappointed.
Well Samson, you have my address so feel free to ship those items over. Speaking of tires and disappointment, have you had any luck finding appropriate tires for your Boxster? No? These might work:
The blue FireXCs went on the GT because I decided to switch from the FireXC 2.1s on the Eriksen to a faster rolling tire. Currently the Eriksen has a set of Michelin XC AT 2.0s. I suppose a 2.1 Fire XC on the front and a 1.8 FireXC on the back could work. Anyone here using a 1.8 FireXC?
Dave
crossgeared.com
#39
Quote, originally posted by 251 » Well Samson, you have my address so feel free to ship those items over. Speaking of tires and disappointment, have you had any luck finding appropriate tires for your Boxster? No? These might work:
The blue FireXCs went on the GT because I decided to switch from the FireXC 2.1s on the Eriksen to a faster rolling tire. Currently the Eriksen has a set of Michelin XC AT 2.0s. I suppose a 2.1 Fire XC on the front and a 1.8 FireXC on the back could work. Anyone here using a 1.8 FireXC?
Lavender would compliment the pinkish hue of the Meridian Metallic paint, that's for sure.
I have run the 1.8 XCs in the past, and they are faster than the 2.1s. My issue with them was frequent flatting and they felt a bit loose in most situations. What is the terrain like in Adelaide, anyway?
#40
My bikes in action:4x,street,park
Downhill
(this bike is for sale)And before you ask, I do use the hardtail for cross country and have used the downhill bike for all mountain
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Modified by DeathLens at 10:40 AM 12-15-2008
#41
well, got my new bike yesterday and took it out for a ride. My fiance paid for most of it for my christmas present. It's a Redline D440 29er, it's great fun, and in the wet sometimes snowy conditions today it got traction in places none of my past 26ers would have.
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#42
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#45
89 trek 950 singletrack
92 trek 950 singletrack
05 specialized hardrock promost likely i will be replacing the hardrock with either a voodoo bizango or a soma groove.
#46
Thanks,have a xtr ti cassette and set of black chris king classics and mavic 517 citrons waiting to be built pending funds.
can't wait for those...
those pics were just after picking it up from a complete rebuild as the fork needed service, re cabled, all adjusted, degreased, you know the drill.
it was down for a month and a half and am quite happy to have it back.
#47
Mine is still being built, should be done VERY soon.
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#48
Quote, originally posted by Darren@Streetwerke » Mine is still being built, should be done VERY soon. who is making that?
#50
Riding a chairlift is as close as I get to going uphill on this.![]()
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Modified by ze gti at 7:52 PM 1-2-2009
#52
yes they are... i was extremely excited when they announced the opening of a bike park, as it's my local hill. i'm hoping they put in some more stuff for this season. the four trails they have are cool... but i want some big drops and ladders this year.
#53
Yeah last time i was there with a bike was 99 or so for a XC race when Norba Nationals was there.
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- specialized mobius riser/headset
-maxxis hookworms
-sun rims double track in the back
-alexrim in the front
-single speed front
-raceface bashguard
-forget the name of the seat, but its from a bmx
-hayes HMX2
-6 inch rear rotor and 8 inch wave front
-magnesium pedals
-chopped seatpost
-odyssey goldfinger front break lever
- Marzocchi Bomber Z1 Freeride (150mm) fully adjustableWant to buy
-new hubs (front one is KOed)
-new bars
| Scraped Crusaders | '04 Jetta | Raceland Coilovers | A Motor | Some Airfresheners | Windows | Seats |
#55
Ill play...
02 Santa Cruz Superlite. Mostly XT with a few odd ball parts. I love it so far.
Ill have to snap some pics of my old Kona Sex Too.
#56
'08 IH MKIII custom build
SRAM X.9
SLX Cranks
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'05 Touareg V8
'03 Golf TDI
'02 Jetta Wagon VR6
#57
2005 Iron Horse 7point (recently sold):
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Still riding this thing around. 2006 Iron Horse MkIII. Swapped to an 11-32 cassette, and sold the crappy Hayes Strokers for some Juicy 7's.
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Custom Planet X dirt jumper:
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And I sold my road bike (2008 Fuji Roubaix LTD. Toyota United Edition).
Sold my BMX Bike (Specialized Fuse).
Sold the 7point frame and traded the Totem for a Boxxer Team to get this... She should be here in a few weeks, comin' straight from Poland. In matte black, of course.
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#59
Quote, originally posted by twistedlizard720 » My 2006 Trek Fuel EX7.
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Get the new Fuel!! The ABP is calling you.
Modified by twistedlizard720 at 11:13 AM 12-2-2008
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#60
Quote, originally posted by VRsexxy » It used to be a 21lb XC race machine with full XTR and a SID SL and original CrossMax wheels. Here's mine as of a couple of weeks ago. Waterford lugged 853, Fox FloatRLC, and singlespeed.
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#61
Quote, originally posted by DORI_cracka_DORI » 2005 Iron Horse 7point (recently sold):
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#64
Nice bikes! That Trek steel frame will live forever. Friendly advice: remove reflectors, bottle cage, and saddle sack, take the pump off the frame, and put it all in a camelbak or other hydropack. Reflectors are completely useless both on and definitely off road, and the rest of the stuff acts like unsprung weight on the bike frame. Suspend that weight with your legs. Put it (and water) on your back and improve the bike's handling. Furthermore, as I've discovered on numerous occasions, hydropacks protect your back when you go over the bars.Or, if you're vain, that stuff makes one look like a total noob.
Quote, originally posted by lazzyone »
Ryder Hesjedal: "If you draw your sword and then drop it, you die."
#65
My 1997 Cannondale Super V 500. It's old but it still gets out 3 or 4 times a week. If anyone would happen to have like an '03 Cannondale jekyll swingarm, let me know cause i want to make it an Uber V.
#66
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#68
2008 Trek 4300 with disc brakes... a good starter bike.
To be a Rok, and not to roll
#69
another 98 specialized m2 s-werks (now sporting black tires)
#70
Quote, originally posted by SalukiDub » My 1997 Cannondale Super V 500. It's old but it still gets out 3 or 4 times a week. If anyone would happen to have like an '03 Cannondale jekyll swingarm, let me know cause i want to make it an Uber V.
OH MY GOD. you have the manitou "palmer" fork as well... i had one on my diamondback v-link until i snapped the frame, then put it on my azonic hardtail. the fork is 12 years old now, and pretty much bulletproof. i thought i was the only one left on the planet who had one of these.