Whoa, those look nice.
Kids are 5 and 9, the older one is on a 20" but will be trading up, soon. The 20" will then be handed down.
Maybe I can justify one of these to the
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Whoa, those look nice.
Kids are 5 and 9, the older one is on a 20" but will be trading up, soon. The 20" will then be handed down.
Maybe I can justify one of these to the
I tried that. I (and the boy) was denied!Jman said:Maybe I can justify one of these to the
BTW: These two are cheaper (+ heavier than the Ripper Jr.)
http://www.sebikes.com/2006/bike-detail.asp?id=1
http://www.sebikes.com/2006/bike-detail.asp?id=13
And for the little guy/gal:
http://www.sebikes.com/2006/bike-detail.asp?id=4
http://www.sebikes.com/2006/bike-detail.asp?id=12
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How are you liking the 29er thing. The guys on the 29er board talk about them like they are the holy grail. I have seriously contemplated dumping my Turner and trying a Waltworks or Soulcraft Holy Roller.
Dang, the bikes keep getting nicer. Love the Calfee(all carbon correct?) Im liking all the old school mountain bikes too.
looks like bamboo to me.
I have a Giant Trance 4 Frame that I built up with much better components.
Old Specialized carbon road bike with an all new Ultegra groupo.
My old school Scrambler still ready to go (the kid at the local bike shop borrowed it recently and took first in a race and that's why the seat is like that, must be some new cool thing to do, looks painful to me).
Old Specialized carbon road bike with an all new Ultegra groupo.
My old school Scrambler still ready to go (the kid at the local bike shop borrowed it recently and took first in a race and that's why the seat is like that, must be some new cool thing to do, looks painful to me).
brian
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till it was lifted out of the back of the 40
....about this very time last year 
i miss my kink.
....about this very time last year i miss my kink.
scottm
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My commuter, soon to put the studded Hakkas on it. Snowing tonight, but sloppy wet. This'll be my first winter on this new bike, I'm expecting it to do well in the cold. My Cannondale SuperV was great, I used to tow the kids through the snow on a sled.
yo eddy; xtr custom stuff
palamino, xt, xtr mix
axiom, dura ace
I've had a few others that have passed though as well. I actually liked the klein adept more than I did the palamino but I still go back to the yo.
palamino, xt, xtr mix
axiom, dura ace
I've had a few others that have passed though as well. I actually liked the klein adept more than I did the palamino but I still go back to the yo.
Favorite Hard Tail: Spot single speed for the mountains
Dually: Rocky Mountain Elemant TO
Cross: Bianchi Steel, '97
Road: Same, Bianchi
Dually: Rocky Mountain Elemant TO
Cross: Bianchi Steel, '97
Road: Same, Bianchi
Mates of mine & their bikes
The picture of my $99 bike was too lame to post next to those in the preceeding posts ....... so giggle at these instead.
The picture of my $99 bike was too lame to post next to those in the preceeding posts ....... so giggle at these instead.
Does that help with those tires? I got rid of mine because of the extreme level of suckage... or actually put them on my girl's ride because she doesn't leave the pavement. I don't understand why Trek/Fisher put them OE on sooo many bikes. It could just be my riding style or conditions, but the front slides and the rear doesn't grab for me... and heaven forbid you have to get through some wet, they don't clear mud at all.
crholliday
Frisbeetarianist
yo eddy; xtr custom stuff
palamino, xt, xtr mix
axiom, dura ace
I've had a few others that have passed though as well. I actually liked the klein adept more than I did the palamino but I still go back to the yo.
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.
red66toy
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