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• #16077
Haha, most horrendous decals ever!
Looks like 'when Topshop went punk'
Please be sarcasm?hahahahahahahaa +10
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• #16078
That looks mid-crash to me...
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• #16079
that could go horribly wrong very quickly.
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• #16080
He needs some of my 'turd antlers' :)
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• #16081
The stem setups on those first 2 Yamaguchis are wank.
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• #16082
if you took the lowers off the forks they would fit on the stanchions (losing a bit of travel)
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• #16083
He's probably got them set way too stiff anyway like most racers who don't understand the actual benefit of running them correctly :)
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• #16084
that could go horribly wrong very quickly.
My thoughts exactly.
He needs some of my 'turd antlers' :)
Bolted to the tops of his forks, I'd say.
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• #16085
HOT.
if anyone knows where i can get something similar to this for me to ride at l'eroica please give me a pm
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• #16086
Looks like Nhatts old frame..RIP :(
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• #16087
My thoughts exactly.
Bolted to the tops of his forks, I'd say.
In the old days when I was skint and rode my old 26" singlepeed MTB on slicks around town, I would sometimes resort to a similar position on the long drags down Kennington Pk Rd and suchlike. Clearances were so huge you could grasp the (rigid)fork legs quite firmly and you went noticably faster. You couldn't do it after a big curry though.
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• #16088
The stem setups on those first 2 Yamaguchis are wank.
The third doesn't look too hot neither.
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• #16089
not sure i like the build but i do like the frame
Unbelievable bar fail.
The rest if gorgeous though, Yama's always do it for me. -
• #16090
Ahh nowt wrong with the bar to be honest, the set-up is simply for a comfortable ride around town, not for the TT of the Hipster Spice Route.
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• #16091
Why has he got that many spacers then?
The drop on that stem is the same he built up with the spacers, it would look a whole lot better and the bars would be in the same place with a sensible stem on and no/less spacer. I think its too much effort to have an agressive stem.
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• #16092
heres a normal sized image
i've got some like that for the track.... the angled bit isn't quite so severe, but they look quite simmilar.
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• #16093
Why has he got that many spacers then?
The drop on that stem is the same he built up with the spacers, it would look a whole lot better and the bars would be in the same place with a sensible stem on and no/less spacer. I think its too much effort to have an agressive stem.
The stem is lovely, so should be used. If you flip the stem and then use a flat bar, the hand position would be the same. Not sure how the owner came to the conclusion that to achieve the desired hand position, you need to go umpteen spacers up, steep stem down, and then riser bar up again.
Although IMHO it wants drops.
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• #16094
and secondly, it's a little hard trying to find a flat bar with similar sweep to a riser.
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• #16095
and secondly, it's a little hard trying to find a flat bar with similar sweep to a riser.
Not sure I agree with that.
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• #16096
Oh you know of one with similar sweep to an riser?
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• #16097
Most good flat bars used to come in 3 sweeps...or they always did back in my MTB days.
There's more out there than just Nitto remember. :) -
• #16098
Maybe it's different nowadays seeing as risers ar more common in mtbing?
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• #16099
pretty much, the only one I can find with a gigantic sweep is the Soma one;
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• #16100
but that's a specialist bar...most risers don't have that much sweep.
Standard sweeps are 3,5,10,15 degrees.
Bontrager do really swept back flat bars...so do on-one with the fleegle bar.
Have'nt you heard of the riser bar aero tuck?