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Re: Re: (3.3.3)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 3.3.3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the concept is getting a nice makeover... 48x13 
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bring that gearing to sf
</TD></TR></TABLE>bring that gearing to sf
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Re: Re: (GoldenONE)
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bring that gearing to sf </TD></TR></TABLE>
or to the track
bring that gearing to sf </TD></TR></TABLE>
or to the track
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Re: Re: (nathanong87)
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bring that gearing to sf </TD></TR></TABLE>
now why would i do such a thing?
bring that gearing to sf </TD></TR></TABLE>
now why would i do such a thing?
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Re: Re: (GoldenONE)
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bring that gearing to sf </TD></TR></TABLE>
if he's got legs the size of tree trunks maybe!!
bring that gearing to sf </TD></TR></TABLE>
if he's got legs the size of tree trunks maybe!!
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Re: (NIKE SB'd)
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e-learned from the best!
e-learned from the best!
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Re: (nathanong87)
Mine. Going to sandblast it this spring, paint it though I'm unsure of what colours I'm going with. Red and white? All black? Silver and black just better painted? Many options, I might go with red with white details. Oh and yes, I do run this to school a couple of times a year, but walking is faster uphill. It's great downhill though 
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moar hyphyness. and yes. i have nothing better to do 
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@ecahatch's request
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Re: (ecahatch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ecahatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">now make a gif. 
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this guy here
seriously...do u have a gif animator? on my old laptop i used ulead gif animator (windows based)
</TD></TR></TABLE>this guy here
seriously...do u have a gif animator? on my old laptop i used ulead gif animator (windows based)
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Re: (nathanong87)
finally finished my pista. i love it. nice and quiet considering the sugino rd's questionable chainline. but when i lift my bike it feels like im carrying a log now.
pics up soon.
pics up soon.
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Re: (nathanong87)
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you peeps are Out Of Control
you peeps are Out Of Control
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HAHAHAHA didn't see that one coming
you peeps are Out Of Control
</TD></TR></TABLE>HAHAHAHA didn't see that one coming
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Re: (nathanong87)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nathanong87 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what bottom bracket did u use?</TD></TR></TABLE>
using sugino rd2 arms, messenger chainring, and the matching rd bb. supposedly gives me a 45mm chain line. by eyeballing the chainline it looks sorta off. but its nice and quiet when i ride.
using sugino rd2 arms, messenger chainring, and the matching rd bb. supposedly gives me a 45mm chain line. by eyeballing the chainline it looks sorta off. but its nice and quiet when i ride.
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Re: (Ep3 No.2)
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using sugino rd2 arms, messenger chainring, and the matching rd bb. supposedly gives me a 45mm chain line. by eyeballing the chainline it looks sorta off. but its nice and quiet when i ride.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i dunno tooo* much about chainlines but shouldn't u aim for 42mm ?
using sugino rd2 arms, messenger chainring, and the matching rd bb. supposedly gives me a 45mm chain line. by eyeballing the chainline it looks sorta off. but its nice and quiet when i ride.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i dunno tooo* much about chainlines but shouldn't u aim for 42mm ?
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i dunno tooo* much about chainlines but shouldn't u aim for 42mm ? </TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah 42mm is ideal for single speeds / fixed gears.
but the rd is technically a road double crank arm so im assuming the 45mm chainline is meant for road bikes. but ive also heard its ok to be a couple mm off. whatev though, next build im going w/ something else. doesnt make any noise so im a satisfied customer.
btw. thanks nate
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i dunno tooo* much about chainlines but shouldn't u aim for 42mm ? </TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah 42mm is ideal for single speeds / fixed gears.
but the rd is technically a road double crank arm so im assuming the 45mm chainline is meant for road bikes. but ive also heard its ok to be a couple mm off. whatev though, next build im going w/ something else. doesnt make any noise so im a satisfied customer.
btw. thanks nate
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Re: (Ep3 No.2)
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yeah 42mm is ideal for single speeds / fixed gears.
but the rd is technically a road double crank arm so im assuming the 45mm chainline is meant for road bikes. whatev, next build im going w something else.
btw. thanks nate </TD></TR></TABLE>
holla! best of luck buddy!
yeah 42mm is ideal for single speeds / fixed gears.
but the rd is technically a road double crank arm so im assuming the 45mm chainline is meant for road bikes. whatev, next build im going w something else.
btw. thanks nate
</TD></TR></TABLE>holla! best of luck buddy!
