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• #702
Anyone got a curtis
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• #703
Well I was dumping this lot at the scrapyard and noticed this in the pile. I love those weirdly shaped stays so had to rescue it.
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• #704
Dibs the cranks
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• #705
You need a one piece set? I got spares.
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• #706
Anyone interested in buying my Fit Series 1 frame?
It's a 20.5" top tube, 14mm dropouts, usa bb (but I'm including a set of adapter cups so it can take a mid bb).
It's had the brake posts and cable stop chopped off. The bases for the posts are there so I was going to drill them out a bit, tap them and be able to fit removable studs but I never got round to it.
Few dents, one on the downtube, one on the r/h seatstay, some grinding scars on the r/h chainstay but nothing too bad.
Edit: Oops, price! Does £75 posted sound about right?
Edit: Gonna chuck this up on other places, maybe eBay. I’ll be asking for a bit more though so if anyone here fancies it gimme a shout.
If you object to me leaving this post up give me a shout too and I’ll pull it down. Cheers.
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• #707
Putting the X back into bmx...!
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• #708
Could totally ride with a small rack on the front.
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• #709
I'm not even mad
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• #710
U OK HUN?
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• #711
Wired up a cga-vga board to the jamma supergun, plugged in Punk Shot to test the video. Turns out I’m in the game.
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• #712
took eldest mini me to the wilds of east ham today
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• #713
First time on a pump track. Loads of fun.
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• #715
Done!
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• #716
My terrible one barcode at the trails mentioned above 👆🏼 Save Avery hill trails!
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• #717
OH HAI.
Nice to see I kick off that video...
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• #718
Mine is not the Yeti, despite the forum name.
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• #719
Nice! Hoping to get my Redline built for the summer.
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• #721
Erm I’m looking to expand my bikes / riding beyond dad bike functional Tesco + school runs - I cycle past a fairly iconic concrete skatepark every day - if I was going to buy a mid life crisis bmx what should I get / build for entry level riding ?
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• #722
Don't know if mid life crisis and entry level mix but:
Something second hand with at least: double wall rear rim, 14mm rear axle, 3 or 2 piece cranks, small chainring (25 - 30 tooth), 21"+ frame (top tube) if you're any taller than 5 feet, maybe a rear brake to start with.
Are you London bas3d?
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• #723
Thanks - great intel - I’m in the NW burbs near aforementioned classic concrete park - fully aware not a sensible idea!
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• #724
If the park is good and busy then it's probably worth asking some riders around there as well. I tend to keep all the useable parts I've replaced incase something brakes
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• #725
I suck at bmx, suppose I’ve been riding a solid year now? All race gearing, and cruising, posing, and errand running. I must accept even that is killing my knees and hips, but tricks is never happening.
However from this past year, I must echo the sentiment to get the longest frame you can. Also don’t let them laugh when you find yourself buying bars of up to 10” rise. The best thing I did on the GT was find some period-correct high rise knee-savers.
I have an old Nirve Tempt that I'm finally resigning myself to getting rid of. I've only used it for the real extreme hardcore stuff like going to the park/shops/pub, hopping kerbs and riding down 4-sets etc.
It's certainly not flash, but it's still going strong and I will part for it for very cheap despite the childhood sentimental value.
Can post pics on Monday if you're interested?