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• #2
No one would steal the cuntster.. it's fuckin' ugly.. that was the intention.
It's not exactly a beater though coz that muppet murtle decided barboned up forks would be a good idea :) If it does get nicked.. I can't wait to show the insurance guys the photos of the bike :) -
• #3
I think most people who've seen my workbike, the very Ill pompino, would say it's a genuine beater.
when hippy's cuntster and that get locked up in the same place, great things happen.
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• #4
:)
What do you call those hose clamp things? Pure class!
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• #5
Jubilee clips!!
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• #6
hehehe that's right! what a stupid fucking name for hose clamps! hahaha ;)
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• #7
it's a fucking wicked name, it's the bishop's cock of a name
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• #8
You love it.. but only because it's wrapped around your tube.
You love anything that holds onto your tube tight.. Jubilee ahahahahahaha -
• #9
Jubilee clips!!
Where do you put them?
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• #10
over the gaping hole in his frame
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• #11
round your balls
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• #12
over the gaping hole in his frame
caused by an angry ginger friend of ours, while trying to remove a seatpost from his seat tube with a screw driver and a hammer...very funny.
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• #13
come along to polo and check out some of the true beaters there
bad paint jobs / 1970 heavy steel weinmann rims / stems / handlebar combinatons that should have been put down at birth
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• #14
come along to polo and check out some of the true beaters there
bad paint jobs / 1970 heavy steel weinmann rims / stems / handlebar combinatons that should have been put down at birth
polo bikes have nothing on RPMS Pompshitno... its realy bad... he has a beaten, not a beater.
um...from memory... I don't think it has one whole sticker on it.
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• #15
if you start off by calling it a project, your headed for trouble. why the fck are they called projects anyway? is this business talk creeping into the scene? do people call it a project so that they can put it in their CVs?
just build a bike to ride. full stop.
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• #16
caused by an angry ginger friend of ours,
Oi!
Remember - Well, prob not to you, but...
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• #17
if you want to make a beater, get every part for free!
and i think rob or mikes polo bikes win in the beater stakes, i rewelded them both with a MIG!
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• #18
for a beater you should have to build it with bits from the shed no l.b.s. purchases / no ebaying no swapsies !!
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• #19
I had a beater, I beat it and it bent.
Now I'm going to start riding the Bridgestone all the time.Bit of a jump but to be honest I' m quite glad it happened as now I might actually get my moneys worth out of the Bridge.
It's either that or literally get my moneys worth by selling it and build something less keirin. (But still nice)
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• #20
if you want to make a beater, get every part for free!
and i think rob or mikes polo bikes win in the beater stakes, i rewelded them both with a MIG!
Definitely the beatest of the beat! (don't forget about the missing link...)
I think the most expensive thing on it was the cranks for a fiver. The frame is so bent sometimes the back wheel scrubs the right seatstay and the left chainstay. When that happens I just kick the rim back straight again. -
• #21
A sadly true thread. My 'beater' is probably considered better looking than my 'nice' bike.
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• #22
come along to polo and check out some of the true beaters there
bad paint jobs / 1970 heavy steel weinmann rims / stems / handlebar combinatons that should have been put down at birth
yeah that white one you fashioned from a CANNON is a real piece of shit. ;)
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• #23
Am I just lacking self control? Am I the only one?
I suffer from this affliction
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• #24
started off with f+f with headseat seatpost and saddle all for £15 at a jumble. roberto kindly drove it back to london for me. then a free wheelset + cheap stem/bar + old chain, a bb and a nice set of SR cranks i got for £30 at the same jumble. done.
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• #25
That's not a cassette btw.. it's just sprockets squashed in there for chainline purposes. Cranks from the shop's bin.
Everytime I set out to build one, for riding to the shops, locking and not worrying, the project eventually gets off course.
It starts with searching for cheap mid level used frames and parts but soon strays and becomes a quest to create porn.
So now it's cheap highend equipment. Super Record this, NJS that, as much NOS as possible.
And when done there's a beautiful bike but not one you'd want to leave anywhere unattended.
So I'm right back where I started.
Am I just lacking self control? Am I the only one?