gregnash
Anal Retentive Analyst
Damn that is a nice looking SOK Manu!!! 2 bills is a steal. Whatcha gonna build it up into?
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My super heavy steel frame & triple wall aluminum rims fixie.
I had a Niner WFO but some punk decided he needed it more than me. Right now I am rocking the D-back Sortie 29er. I swapped the fox fork for a white brothers loop.
Just got a Transition Dirtbag. My first full suspension and man it is awesome. I'm loving the downhill thing, even though i'm just starting out.
when i got it
It was pretty scratched up and had bad shuttle marks so i decided to strip it down and paint it. Nothing flashy.
Now
when i got it
It was pretty scratched up and had bad shuttle marks so i decided to strip it down and paint it. Nothing flashy.
Now
yep... got the multi-speeder too, but i prefer this.
Here are my 2 Bikes, Lovem both!
1. Niner Air 9 Carbon, SRAM XX Groupo
2. Cervelo R3 Carbon, SRAM Red Groupo
1. Niner Air 9 Carbon, SRAM XX Groupo
2. Cervelo R3 Carbon, SRAM Red Groupo
Post up a picture. Green or Polished? I have a polished one (bx200) from about '76, but it's only the frame, forks and shocks...
Old Specialized HardRock (1995)
Specialized Allez
Jamis Dakar XC Comp
Specialized Allez
Jamis Dakar XC Comp
1996 Salsa Ala Carte single speed. I broke the fork on my FS bike, so for now this is all I got and I'm loving it 
. New bike soon though.
. New bike soon though.
After living in the mountains and riding full suspensions...a move back to the city
environment has me reverting back to the simplicity of old steel hardtails and minimal gears.
91(or so)? Dekerf - too small, but I still ride it.
96 or 97 Kona cindercone - rain beater when intact.
96+ Brodie expresso - new build to come and a keeper.
Old steel bikes are an addiction like rusty old land cruisers(but a little cheaper to
maintain)
environment has me reverting back to the simplicity of old steel hardtails and minimal gears.
91(or so)? Dekerf - too small, but I still ride it.
96 or 97 Kona cindercone - rain beater when intact.
96+ Brodie expresso - new build to come and a keeper.
Old steel bikes are an addiction like rusty old land cruisers(but a little cheaper to
maintain)
After living in the mountains and riding full suspensions...a move back to the city
environment has me reverting back to the simplicity of old steel hardtails and minimal gears.
91(or so)? Dekerf - too small, but I still ride it.
96 or 97 Kona cindercone - rain beater when intact.
96+ Brodie expresso - new build to come and a keeper.
Old steel bikes are an addiction like rusty old land cruisers(but a little cheaper to
maintain)
Love it! Steel is real.
My super heavy steel frame & triple wall aluminum rims fixie.
Ahh so nice and straight. Looks awesome.
I picked this up the other day. Trek Fuel ex8. It's my first NEW bike in 13 years or so.
semlin
curmudgeon
very nice ride. what's the logic behind the front crank swap? is it just to get a bashguard?
That is the Deore crankset(triple) that is OE spec on the EX8. I just swapped out the big ring for a simple, aluminum, Race Face bash guard right away and moved the front der. down a little. I get zero use out of a big 42t ring and there are a couple big logs we ride over weekly. Also, although I haven't done it quite yet, I'll get to shorten the chain a bit which is nice.
I'm super stoked on this bike folks. It rips.
My new 2011 Turner 5Spot
Flume Trail Summer 2012
Flume Trail Summer 2012
Foes Fxr xt everything van 180 upfront.
