I'll check it out. Thanks!
I am not the most knowledgeable on Canadian anglo TV shows.
Random new bike thread
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I am not the most knowledgeable on Canadian anglo TV shows.
Are all of the Canadian comedy show titles just a variation of "guys hanging out in a public space"?
PS: I wish you guys could understand not just Spanish but Argentinian slang. You'd get a heart attack from watching Peter Capusotto y sus videos.
Estoy interesado en aprender…
I’m thinking about B.A. and Bariloche with kiddo next March/April.
I’m thinking about B.A. and Bariloche with kiddo next March/April.
isnt bariloche the nazi hideout town?
Erich Priebke and Reinhard Kopps both were hiding there, that's true. But the landscape is pretty similar to Canada's Pacific Northwest, and trails are glorious.
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Ranger - a home made high pivot DC steel bike
View Vital MTB member Thadeus's mountain bike check "Ranger - a home made high pivot DC steel bike".
clean af
seems like it's an XC shock crammed way up in there. Not a fan of that, unless it's an XC race bike...which it isn't.Ranger - a home made high pivot DC steel bike
View Vital MTB member Thadeus's mountain bike check "Ranger - a home made high pivot DC steel bike".www.vitalmtb.com
clean af
I thought someone had modified a Norco Torrent for a second there.
Finally, what the industry really needed- a wildly expensive, highly custom shock. At least it can be retuned easily if you ever resell it.
Thad (builder of the bike) works for Norco and did design work on the steel Torrent that was released a few years back.
Cool, he did a good job on the torrent, it's nice to have a BB that actually let's you pedal in the bits that aren't flow trail smooth.
But I need longer stays so my foot doesn't hit the mech.
Sea Otter randoms
Looks stouter in person than it did in media pics
Sounds like a fork cartridge may be happening in the future, but it may be a minute
Looks stouter in person than it did in media pics
Sounds like a fork cartridge may be happening in the future, but it may be a minute
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something new from ENVE too
looks refreshingly nice and simple
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Haro WIP - Work In Progress
Haro is gearing up to establish itself in the mainstream mountain bike market with a couple of new full suspension models. The geometry will be modern without going overboard in terms of reach or angles, the enduro model sports rear travel 160 with 170 up front, mullet configuration while the...
looks refreshingly nice and simpleView attachment 210756Haro WIP - Work In Progress
Haro is gearing up to establish itself in the mainstream mountain bike market with a couple of new full suspension models. The geometry will be modern without going overboard in terms of reach or angles, the enduro model sports rear travel 160 with 170 up front, mullet configuration while the...
deity finally releases a 42mm length copperhead stem!
My lbs now sell Mondraker bikes and they have an awesome Foxy RR AXS on the floor.
Pleasently surprised to discover they seem to be moving away from Superboost 157 (still on the SuperFoxy)...just to realize a moment after they went for headset routing.
Goddammit fuck. Stop it already! Just like that, the Foxy went straight to the "Do not buy" list. Sad...
Pleasently surprised to discover they seem to be moving away from Superboost 157 (still on the SuperFoxy)...just to realize a moment after they went for headset routing.
Goddammit fuck. Stop it already! Just like that, the Foxy went straight to the "Do not buy" list. Sad...
boratverynice.jpglooks refreshingly nice and simpleView attachment 210756Haro WIP - Work In Progress
Haro is gearing up to establish itself in the mainstream mountain bike market with a couple of new full suspension models. The geometry will be modern without going overboard in terms of reach or angles, the enduro model sports rear travel 160 with 170 up front, mullet configuration while the...
Yeah. The longer travel one looks sweet.
Had a few Haros BMX and mtb over the years. Still got my 20" and my daughters Expert race bikes. Should probably sell/give them both to someone who'd make better use of them but it'd be a sad day.
Those Haro M1s with the bolt on seat tower were a quarter of the price of an M1 here with the same FoxRC shock.
Had a few Haros BMX and mtb over the years. Still got my 20" and my daughters Expert race bikes. Should probably sell/give them both to someone who'd make better use of them but it'd be a sad day.
Those Haro M1s with the bolt on seat tower were a quarter of the price of an M1 here with the same FoxRC shock.
That was the Frame Greg had for his only show at RB(Utah). Correct me if I am wrong. I have a cut out of it in my old bike shed from a magazine of him in the Air. I thought they were an ugly color scheme? Also,at the time I did not understand how they got away with it? Memories.
Avy
Yes Brother,these were the Glory Days of Intense! Chris,the Tat’s,like you said, many Teams were Rockin Intense. Those were the Days. Fucking Chris killing it,though I think Sam got more Love from the Fans. I wonder who made more money for the “Company”? Chris on Intense,or Sam on his IronHorse?
I Love um Both,but cause I’m old,Chris came First as the time went by. Sam was in a different World for me,a different time,a different Man. Word.
Who did make more Money for the Company? Is it even possible to know?
I Thank You for you’re thought’s.
Avy
I had a couple of those frames. They had the seat mast from the Uzzi DH but with the beefier chain stays from the M1.
I sold two of those old Haro Uzzi/M1 frames to an Intense collector/RM user a few years ago.
Over the winter the team truck was parked in Durango near our favorite DH shuttle tracks. I knew the head mechanic at the time. Here’s a pic of one of them.
Those were sold as Vairo ZK1 here, after Intense's wee days were gone. I'm trying to find a picture, but they're pretty rare nowadays.
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Kinda want. The new Fugitive. 140mm
They fixed the niggles I have with mine, and finally went back to a straight top tube.
They fixed the niggles I have with mine, and finally went back to a straight top tube.
Ya, dreams are nice, but it ain't happening. Also, I tend to build frame up with buying as few new parts as possible. I have not bought a full bike in a dozen or more years. Still catches my eye as it looks much better, not like my current one that looks like it was run into a wall with the swoopy top and down tube.