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• #19703
^looks like my new saddle...
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• #19707
^^ repost
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• #19708
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• #19709
I just puked.
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• #19710
http://bikesnobnyc.blogspot.com/2009/01/more-things-changepart-ii-true.html
See the date in Bikesnob's post? ↑↑↑↑
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• #19711
When I saw the Koxx decal I thought there was going to be some way of using it for trials, like this, with some kind of accessory saddle that uses the 'coccyx' for support, but Koxx don't seem to have any form in stock bikes, they're all about mod, so that would be an odd place to start.
Thats a very nice trials bike.
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• #19712
Thats a very nice trials bike.
Yes, if I had any idea how to use one I've always though an Ashton Justice would be a nice addition to the fleet.
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• #19714
ugly as hell!
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• #19715
(and he's asking £950!)
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• #19716
I can tell the owner is a shit person by looking at the stuff he owns.
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• #19717
Koxx Stock Trials bikes moved to the relevant thread to avoid posting in Anti-porn.
Those aren't Stock Trials bikes, they are OTP Mod Trials bikes. Stock vs. Mod means different rules, not a distinction between tailored and ready to wear. Stock bikes have multiple gears and a saddle, Mod bike are not required to have either.
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• #19720
Seriously?
yes
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• #19721
Those aren't Stock Trials bikes, they are OTP Mod Trials bikes. Stock vs. Mod means different rules, not a distinction between tailored and ready to wear. Stock bikes have multiple gears and a saddle, Mod bike are not required to have either.
Sorry but you are wrong.Mod and stock are terms used to describe wheel size.
26" = stock
19 and/or 20 = Mod.There's also the new breed of 24s which are classified as Stock for competition but taking a long time to catch on (mainly as the first time anyone came close to winning anything riding a 24 in the stock category another rider complained so they were disqualified)
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• #19723
Sorry but you are wrong
I was right when I cared about such things :-)
If 26" bikes no longer need gears and saddles to be competition legal then it must be the first ever instance of the UCI taking off their 2D goggles.
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• #19724
(and he's asking £950!)
Where? He's just asking to be trolled in the ass.
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• #19725
I was right when I cared about such things :-)
If 26" bikes no longer need gears and saddles to be competition legal then it must be the first ever instance of the UCI taking off their 2D goggles.
I'll let you off.Stock originally referred to stock mountain bikes with 26 inch wheels and required a minimum of 6 gears and a seat to compete, this has evolved over the years and now according to the UCI refers to wheels from 24-26, seat is optional and since 2004 single speed bikes have been competition legal.
When I saw the Koxx decal I thought there was going to be some way of using it for trials, like this, with some kind of accessory saddle that uses the 'coccyx' for support, but Koxx don't seem to have any form in stock bikes, they're all about mod, so that would be an odd place to start.