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Know it's a repost but what bars are those?
Cut TTT Moscov
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come on bubblan, wanna see the rest
Here's the rest. It's my travel/trick/cross/polo-bike. Here's from yesterday after a 110 km cross ride. The trick fork is in the works.
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5hrs left. No bids @ £200.
Might be a bargain?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FIX-WHEEL-TIME-TRAIL-BIKE_W0QQitemZ140334584427QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Bikes_GL?hash=item20ac97d26b&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=65%3A10|66%3A2|39%3A1|293%3A3|294%3A50That one is on its way to Sweden...
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The mother of all Hed3's.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260451414815 -
that Raleigh is so beautiful. It's belongs to phasergun alex right? (sure i've seen it in Cavendish). i wouldn't change a thing. brilliant saddle too, kind of bike that really makes me jealous.
I totaly agree, the only thing I would change is the rear sprocket to a silver one.
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Thanks go to Jim who stayed up last night to build my chubby wheels...x
...Lovely bikes, Scott! I think you're going to like your chubs, I'm totally in love with mine, they run so smooooooooth.
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Tim Tetrick runs double Aerospokes.
Now all he's got left is to teach his horse how to skid.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zv7_ZD5Zz8c
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Chub rear and that rim is totally bonkers ... the spokes are tiny! Is it laced 2x ?
It's 2x, couldn't find a builder that was willing to build it 3x for me, hehe. The guy building the wheels hates me after this. He's one of the best wheelbuilders in Stockholm, but it took him 7 hours for the rear wheel.
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After having the Chubs and Planet X rims lying around for almost 7 months I finally got my act together and got the hubs laced to the rims.
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what are those 4 spokes called?
Spinergy.
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I'm looking for a front light that has a "horizontal" mount so I can attach it to the underside of the horizontal part of the stem, so my handlebars will be attachment free.
Anyone know of any? There's probably ones out there that have an adjustable mount, but have been browsing chainreaction and nothing...
To be seen by others or to be see the road in front of you? I've taken a frog and mounted it under the stem. Doesn't give me jack shit of sight in front of me, but people tend to notice it.
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1) i've been thinking about this bike non stop since I saw it in this thread, and I have more money than sense
2) who is he?!?! the person who posted it just said they'd seen it around stockholm, not that they knew who owned itCheck your PM.
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tooooo much glitter
You should see it in person...
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Do you still need one Rik? Just got an answer from Spinergy that they have a couple of those lying around. So if you still need one send an email to them!
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Hey,
I'd like to buy a locknut to a Spinergy Rev-X if anyone got a spare. Maybe you f*cked up your Spinergy and saved these little puppies.
I did send an email to Spinergy asking them if they had one lying around, but haven't heard from them yet.
Cheers.
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Names of the girls (from the left):
Susanne Ljungskog (previous world champ)
Monica Holler
Emma Johansson (silver medal at the Beijing Olympics)
Marie Lindberg
Emma Fahlin
Karin AunePretty good cyclists all of them!
From here I'll let google images be your friend.
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Nice work boon. what on earth is the horrible creation that is your rear wheel though
It's a Tecno. There's loads of them here in Sweden...
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Larry vs Harry
http://www.larryvsharry.com/
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What are you guys doing next year between June 17-18? If you don't have anything else to do come visit Sweden and take part in the race called Vätternrundan[1]. It's a 300km (187 miles) ride around a big fucking lake.
Last year we were about 10 people from the Swedish forum fixedgear.se that stood on the starting line. Some did the race on about 11h, myself and a four others did it in 14h (lunch, massages and stuff included). Not that good of a time, but it was fun.
This year I didn't start, I had payed the entry fee, but now days I'm to fat to make even 100km. Any way, this year there were also about 10 guys riding fixed gear who entered the race, and five of them finished in 9h 52m, that's a pretty good time for 300km riding fixed.
So next year, it would be fun if there was some British riders that came along. I promise I'll buy a few beers after the race for the British riders that make it over to Sweden and around the lake.
[1] - http://www.vatternrundan.se/Default.aspx?module=4&content=12&lang=SV&fwsite=2