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a 2 tooth chainring would be sweet
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Keep well clear
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I saw this through the window of a friends house & was thinking of offering the neighbors a few quid so I could do a build for the girlfriend. Any idea what it is, or even if it's worth doing? Couldn't quite work out the name...
frame looks nice, if its in good condition go for it
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i'm due a good accident soon, must be 12 months since i last fell off now.
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gutted, heal up soon
did the bike survive?
are you taking it any furthur with the guy?
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why are you being nice to each other? i'm scared. what's happened?
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I don't think its priced too far off, considering it hasn't even been built up since the bob jackson refurb,
can do far worse for 225,
infact if it were a 59/60cm i'd be collecting it -
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pah, i'd do it in its current guise
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doesnt the EDL have both asian and black members too ? i thought the idea was that it isnt a racist group, they are nationalists not racists, pro english, not pro white etc
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this guy rules
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that sounds seriously funked up :S hope you get well soon!
I'm currently a twat riding with very worn cleats, especially after i got a flat half way to work this morning and decided to walk (hobble) the last mile in plastic look cleats rather than change the innertube, safe to say, theres not much left of the cleats now, another £15
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http://velospace.org/files/samprofile.jpg
OH come on! how could a 650c on the front of that samson njs EVER pass as being acceptable?
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........and don't think I'm grooming you coz I said that!
Oh, it's that kind of forum?
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Depends alot on the height of the cyclist. I'm pretty flexible, but only 5'7 1/2" (the 1/2 s important) so only run a 4cm drop on the fixie (Deepish road drops), 2cm on the commuter (using midge bars), and 0 drop on the XC (flat bars).
Definately agree,
I've high 'ape factor' long torso and arms and short legs so a lot of saddle to bar drop suits me quite well i think, i usually end up streched out on a set of bullhorns set about 5-6 inches below the saddle -
extreme saddle to bar drop ftw,
hate sitting upright like i'm pushing a shopping trolleyThat fuji does have the saddle cranked up quite high for the frame size, and the stem is in the flipped lower position than it comes as standard, you can see that there is atleast a 4 inch saddle to bar drop to the Tops of the bars, another 4 inches roughly to the drops...
that is more extreme than most people have their road going track bikes set up i think -
can you post? (within uk)
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shit i just noticed that Balki.. he is dissing you. laughing at your chick skills.. he might just as well posted the picture below and made sounds on the lines that this is in fact you.. what a cunt!
haha, to clarify - I don't know balki,
what i meant was that his comment was applicable to me too,....is that really balki in the picture?
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Its not the chassis thats the problem, its the social ineptitude.
so true, haha
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just go to the gym, its more comfortable that rolling around on your bedroom floor !?
To the guy who quoted 'muffin top' - sit ups will do nothing for it, the localised excersise won't burn fat in that particular area of your body, and fat around your gut is the last to go - to get rid of that: calories burned > calories eaten. Every day.
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true that^^
lots of long distance riders use tri-bars - just some extra positions for the long haul,
still, the single cog/triple chainring = instant fail, as I doubt anyone could do any long distances in that gear ratio !
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back from the grave
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Also hating that song^^^ can't think what the vocal reminds me of, but its painful.
I'm currently hating on insomnia, and looking forward to eating a pack of nytol before bed tonight.
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pics ftw,
here skully, £££