Quote from: stopkaiross on October 18, 2008, 08:07:38 PM Just decided to quote this pic because no one else did.
Quote from: stopkaiross on October 18, 2008, 08:07:38 PM Hi that was so nice.!!! Spec's please!
Whats going on with the lower gyro cable?
I dont want to be an ass here but after browsing through some 20 pages of this thread I cant help but to notice that most of the bikes look like they never ever get used. Not only are they well functional but they shine like they came out the shop just a minute ago. Whats up with that? I look after my bike and grease it and all that but heck no matter how much I polish it'll still look worn out..
Well... no more beginner bike (Stylus) for me... Here she is:St. Martin Class X2 18.1 FrameSuelo V2 forkKHE SwissMiss bar and stem comboFly Integrated HeadsetOdy front brakePoverty brake leverRainbow Pads (tho' fabuloth!)Ody Slic CableDelrin Hiker Helpers Bar EndsKHE Wheels Taska Rear hubSt. Martin EcoFlat Cranks and SprocketOdy LE PC PedalsRedline chainSt. Martin Seat PostPlastic SeatSt. Martin PegsKHE Premium Folding TiresSadio Plastic BBCustom Nard Guard (made by me)Complete bike weight: 20.96lbs.Hoya: I think almost everybody rides hard here whose posted their bike. My excuse for my bikes looking nice all the time is that I keep all my stuff like that - my cars, my motorcycels and all my bicycles. Why? Because I work my ass off for what I have. Especially my dirt bike... which I've tumbled down hills, dropped it many, many, many times over and after every ride I detail the hell out of it to look nice again after it's been caked in 4 inches + of mud.My brother is the same way. He rides grueling 24 hour cross country MTB, and his stuff always looks new (his bikes range in the $5K range). He and I have a philosophy of really keeping our hard-earned possessions (and I do mean very hard earned, especially when working a 100% commission job, like me) very nice.