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Crud.....one of the ears on the RockShox is busted off. Look like evilBay, 26 inch front ends appear to be cheap. I need a 1 1/8 neck, 7 plus inches, threadless.
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One bad thing about living in a climate where there is a winter season is the interruption of my trail riding. After last year's snowmageddon I was determined that I'll keep on riding through this next winter season. I just built this last week. Good experience with The Pros Closet on ebay, wouldn't hesitate bidding on things from them in the future.
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OK....bought a replacement rockshox on FleaBay......
Now, looking for Speed Play pedals, X series....anyone have a set they don't like, retired or whatever? http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409602721.jpg |
Pic I took today. Note the material thickness where the freewheel flange was hacked off. Heavy duty.
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what the hack happened there? Save the freewheel?
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I see teeth marks on the hub from a Channel Lock or vise
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Yeah, it was a junk wheel/hub with a nice freewheel. Every trick in the book was used to remove it. Then came the saw! :D Shocked by the thickness of the alloy.
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Damn. Hope the FW was a Campy alloy or some such , to reward all that work!
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Not my project actually :) but I'll find out what freewheel was salvaged ...
And surely a candidate for strangest bike race ever was the Bordeaux-Paris (last run in 1985). It started at 3AM and covered 570K's in one day! The last half or so was motor-paced behind small motorbikes. Each rider had 2 motorbikes, one taking over as the other re-fueled. I think the race was limited to around 20-25 riders. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409706260.jpg |
250 km breathing two stroke exhaust? Gawd.
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I'm wanting a set of these Pauls brakes & levers, in Red for my 24" Azusa:D
This isn't mine, but still pretty cool.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409719402.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409719421.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409719441.jpg But this is mine:Dhttp://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409719496.jpg |
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Anyone have any bike storage photos? Like a bike storage stand
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Bike NASHBAR or Performance bikes have racks for home/apartment use. Non destructive if you are a renter. If you own and don't care about holes......large screw in hooks with rubber/coating work.
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[QUOTE=vmb;8238981]One bad thing about living in a climate where there is a winter season is the interruption of my trail riding. After last year's snowmageddon I was determined that I'll keep on riding through this next winter season. I just built this last week. Good experience with The Pros Closet on ebay, wouldn't hesitate bidding on things from them in the future.
Pro's Closet is the bomb. Nick who started/owns it is a friend. They just put on a vintage mountain bike ride last weekend. Great turnout, and some really cool vintage steel. I rode my Slingshot Nick on his Yeti http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409945706.jpg My Slingshot http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409945735.jpg Juli Furtado WC Yeti and a early Cannondale behind with 24 inch rear wheel! http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409945783.jpg Another friend has a collection of sort found here. http://www.vintagemtbworkshop.com/ he brought out these bikes for display... Prototype TI lug Carbon Specialized http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409945832.jpg Very early Salsa #5 I think http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409945956.jpg Mantis http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409945981.jpg Mountain Goat http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1409946007.jpg |
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Kurt-where is that pic from? Holy cow!
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For those unfamiliar with TK, a brief early history: 1976 - begins 5-year apprenticeship with renowned frame-builder Bill Boston. A few months into it, he's fired for doing crappy work. Unphased, he moves to Allentown in Oct 1976 and starts building frames on his own. 1977-80 - his frames win 2 Professional World Championships, 2 amateur Silver Medals, and 20 National Championships :eek: :eek: |
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