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<< Previous 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 Next >>Re: must read!!!!! posted on 2006-10-08 17:55:39
Remove the paint from the clamping area on the bars and make sure there isn't any grease on them or on the stem. The rims are probably bent because you never tightened the spokes. On a stock wheel like you have, you need to tighten up the spokes after a couple weeks. The spokes will stretch quite a bit and become loose making your wheel a lot easier to become untrue. You just need to get the wheels trued. If you bought the bike from a shop they should do it for you free. If you bought if from a mail order, you're on your own.
Re: What happened to the "Frame Whore" network? posted on 2006-10-08 17:47:08
I'm currently in recovery. I've been on the same Darwin since the beginning of the year.
Re: San Diego posted on 2006-10-07 22:37:03
Hit up my shop, East County BMX. I'm about 20-25 minutes from downtown SD and the beaches. The # to the shop is 619-562-3602 and I'm open everyday but Monday. There is going to be a contest at the local part the first weekend of November, check it out if your here at that time.
Re: for you older folks: WTF IS THIS??? posted on 2006-10-07 16:02:25
looks like an acs rotor knockoff.
Re: cassette wheel, sunday forks and more posted on 2006-10-03 21:06:28
bump
Re: Norcalflat - buyer, seller,trader posted on 2006-10-03 16:34:03
Yup, What kabirun said.
Re: will any crank fit any sproket? posted on 2006-10-01 02:43:54
there are a lot of bikes out there with stock 3 piece cranks with 20mm spindles. for the new ody wombolts you need a sprocket with the bigger 15/16 hole.
Re: Reports From InterBike???? posted on 2006-10-01 02:39:16
The Simon O'Brian frame was nice, as were the profile flatland cranks. There are about a hundred seats coming out that are the same as that new ares seat, but with steel rails instead of aluminum. We the People had a prototype sealed freecoaster hub, don't hold your waiting for it's release. The new Sinus frame with a front end that looks like the KHE R.I.P. looked good. That true 14mm Nankai freecoaster is coming, QBP had one on display. Suelo had some tiny sprockets, like around 20t.
I really wanted to see that Sputnic frame, but it wasn't there. That's all I can think of off the top of my head.
Re: ANYONE HAVE A LEFT SIDE BIZHOUSE CRANK ARM(BLACK) posted on 2006-09-26 11:24:04
All lefts???!!!! I'm gonna ask White what's up with the lefts.
Re: Seller: henry posted on 2006-09-25 21:52:34
Thanks to everyone for the positive feedback :-D
Re: SE Quadangle is back...... posted on 2006-09-24 21:23:48
Yeah, there are a ton of guys my age that are probably stoked on this, myself excluded. This is a race frame that some people rode freestyle on in the 80's. Was there one with freestyle geometry back then? I can't remember that far back. There was one dude, Larry Manayan, I'm sure I butchered his last name, that rode one in the late 80's and was a real good flatlander in the day. He was actually at a jam in socal in early '05. He had a quad with him, but it was a racing set up.
Re: SE Quadangle is back...... posted on 2006-09-24 19:49:08
Except this one is about twice your age :-D
Re: ELEVATION5: THE AM JAM posted on 2006-09-24 13:18:17
[quote author=dunamisdesigns link=topic=16602.msg221393#msg221393 date=1158415924]
The format is still being worked out, but it's not something that we'll post. You'll find out the day of the event. Just come ready to ride your best and be ready to be in battle mode during every part of the competition. The finals will definitely be a different form of battling for flatland. We're not sticking to any past forms of contest formats and are trying a few different ideas at E5.
Also, if you plan on competing at E5, read our section on the website titled "Am I AM or Expert?". It'll clarify some things to those that need to decide what class they belong in. www.elevation5.com
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I don't have a battle mode. Am I going to be bummed?
Re: cassette wheel, sunday forks and more posted on 2006-09-23 19:43:03
bump
Re: Anyone heard of a new oddysey crank? posted on 2006-09-23 14:06:21
the shortest length is 175mm.
Re: Green Primo spokes posted on 2006-09-22 22:32:18
[quote author=Sesshomaru link=topic=20440.msg223194#msg223194 date=1158972045]
wheel looks great. but a quick question what is the spoke size 14Gauge 184mm??? i want to lace my ody. wheel just dont know the lenth i need.
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ody hub and ody rim, 36h, 3X, the length is 186mm.
Re: Lots of NEW parts for sale posted on 2006-09-22 17:49:19
The Mosh sprocket is sold!!!!!
Re: Lots of NEW parts for sale posted on 2006-09-22 15:08:56
[quote author=Alex Steadman link=topic=20493.msg223149#msg223149 date=1158961634]
Does the Mosh sprocket have the 19mm spindle adaptor?
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Yup
cassette wheel, sunday forks, sprockets for sale posted on 2006-09-22 12:26:38
It's time to move this stuff on down the road. FREE SHIPPING IN THE U.S.A. NO TRADES
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This is a Joytec hub laced 3X with black stainles spokes to a Primo Hula Hoop 36H. This wheel is hand built. The hub accepts Ody parts, so you can upgrade to a one piece driver later if you want. It includes 12T and 13t cogs. $100
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Here we have some Sunday Night forks. One is 3/8 and the other 14mm. 41 Thermal with lifetime warranty. $80 each.
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A bunch of sprockets
Profile Blade 30t $40 28t is SOLD
S&M 33t $35
Dirt Bros 33t $35
Reliant 25t SOLD
Macneil 33t $35
Tree 33t $40
Mosh SOLD
We The People 33t $35
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Bizhouse stem 50mm reach $50
Re: Odyssey Bar Mitzvahs for sale posted on 2006-09-21 14:50:03
Sold with a quickness!
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