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Dang man, I thought I had a bike problem with 3. Have anypics of you doing tricks?
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Tell me about it! The Bontrager tires that came on my Big Sur SUCKED. Coming around a few highspeed turns got to be a scary ordeal. I have since switched tires and they handle much much better.
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the worst part?
that was only half of the colection. but i make those bikes so it make sense.
I will look for trick pics.
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10-13-06, 03:44 PM
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that was only half of the colection. but i make those bikes so it make sense.
I will look for trick pics.
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Cool, are you the owner of the company? Good work dude. I have one question though, whats the point of the left side chain crank when it ends up on the right side in the end? Ever make any XC bikes
http://www.brooklynmachineworks.co.u...details/2.html
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Linky no worky....
but I'm pretty sure my answer is no.
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left side?
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The left side chain isolates the pedal bob input by bring it up to the pivot. Also it allows for a higher pivot height. Yes I am an owner in the company check the site BROOKLYNMACHINEWORKS.COM we have a new site on the way but you can see the UK site in the meantime.
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Linky no worky....
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Here you go: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...q=trials+bikes
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ohhh that... yeah, I do that to loosen up before hitting the trails... no biggie. I thought everybody did.
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My current ride: Santa Cruz Blur, full XTR treatment, 5th Element air, Fox F100X, really fun XC ride.
I still have my old Marin Indian Fire Trial, been rebuilt a few times, it's had the sh!t beat out of it many times; that bike's taken me on some kick ass rides over the years.
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There’s a lot of great talent out there…(wished I had gotten in trials instead of freestyle/BMX)
I enjoy riding trials competition on my motorcycle though. I ride an older F700 Cannondale for practice.
I liked the video…….But this guy can hop! http://broadbandsports.com/node/1798
Enjoy!
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There’s a lot of great talent out there…(wished I had gotten in trials instead of freestyle/BMX)
I enjoy riding trials competition on my motorcycle though. I ride an older F700 Cannondale for practice.
I liked the video…….But this guy can hop! http://broadbandsports.com/node/1798
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Holy crap, I cant even imagine doing that. That guy has skill
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I thought you’d enjoy that.
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Quote:
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There’s a lot of great talent out there…(wished I had gotten in trials instead of freestyle/BMX)
I enjoy riding trials competition on my motorcycle though. I ride an older F700 Cannondale for practice.
I liked the video…….But this guy can hop! http://broadbandsports.com/node/1798
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That is the best trials riding I have seen on a bike. I would have even been impressed if was on a trials motorcycle.
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^ If I had one of those... I'd try and take it off a cliff.
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I've got a 94 gt rts3 in red. I'll try to take pics later. I had an 87 super le tour that I'd put about 200 miles a week on when I lived in FL. Sold it for what I paid for it 5 years after i bought it.
I had a bunch of different BMX bikes growin up (GT, Profile, MCS Magnum with skinnies), but my favorite BMX bike was a schwinn predator. It weighed a ton, but was indestructable. I used it as a thrash bike, a ramp bike, a freestyle bike, and jump bike. I had that for 7 years, loaned it to a friend, and the peckerhead sold it about 9 months later.
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What's up with the mountain bike with the kid carrier? Do you think he really enjoys being dragged all over the mountain while sitting in a trailer? I noticed you have suspension wheres his? I could not imagine sitting in my little M101 trailer while some one else towed it with my FJ.
Just goofin ya! Cool bike. Have a Mongoose Rockadile that has had some serious upgrades.
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Are you 6'9" ? The last time I saw a head tube that long, the guy was 7'1". He had a long torso though
Thats him next to my 4'11" wife.
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 I'm not that tall. I'm only 6'4" with about a 36" inseam.
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Are you 6'9" ? The last time I saw a head tube that long, the guy was 7'1". He had a long torso though
Thats him next to my 4'11" wife.
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Right now I am rolling a 1985 Bianchi Stelvio with a lower end Campy set up. I had the same bike when I was in high school and for some dumb reason I decided to sell it and buy a VW Bus with the money. I saw the one I have on ebay and landed it. I think it is a great bike. I love the lugged steel frame.
My other rig is 1995 Gary Fisher Paragon. I have it set up as a city bike, and it shows no signs of konking out on me.
My 1956 Schwinn Super Hornet Custom Deluxe with a kickback two speed Bendix hub got ripped off from my house a couple of months ago. I was pissed, but I should have brought it inside instead of locking it to my fence. Oh well, some asshole has a pretty cool cruiser now...
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Rode the badass GTAvalanche in today.
1.25 slicks are fast!
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I'm fixing to switch to street slicks on my Tassajara, any suggestions?
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I'm partial to Specialized Fat Boys:
http://www.specialized.com/bc/SBCEqP...jsp?spid=35708
But they're a bit challenging when it's wet.
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I'm fixing to switch to street slicks on my Tassajara, any suggestions?
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