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roadtrip from STL posted on 2006-03-23 10:51:50

so i'm thinking of planning a trip to the chenga area, and i remember an issue of ride with the I-71 report thing, and i want to know a list of parks or spots off 71 except chenga (the endpoint)

trying to hit spots in louisville, cincinatti, and the I-71 area

any ideas?

Question about BB's posted on 2006-03-10 10:39:31

actually, i have a friend who just got a LAF w/ mid bb and has cranks w/ a 22mm spindle, and the bearings won't fit.

i heard profile bearings work, but anything larger than 19mm and you may need to look for new bearings.

im pretty sure Fit has a mid kit out now.

N75? general photography questions... posted on 2005-10-04 18:57:21

im starting to get into photography
right now i have a petri FT EE, but i want something a bit more updated

i was looking at the nikon n75
opinions?

i was also thinking of making my own darkroom, so if anyone has any tips, feel free

and what sites do you use to get your camera equipment?

check out this sweet ride posted on 2005-09-24 10:32:32

http://www.benchmark.cc/ecom/janette/store/covert-bmx.asp

dual bottom cables? posted on 2005-09-21 18:41:26

well, i think i just needed to file down the cable stops, but i was tired and frustrated. just needed to get away for a while. that and i just read the brake tips on the g-sport site. that and bike guide..

dual bottom cables? posted on 2005-09-21 18:16:07

i have been trying to hook this up for the last few days and im stumped

any tips?

what's your experience with this setup?

Post your set-up posted on 2005-09-16 16:25:24

my turn? :?:

frame: Brickhouse bikes street frame (blue)
fork: wtp from a daredevil
bars: off a daredevil
stem: off a mosh(painted white)
grips: coalition taj
lever: primo j
brake cable: linear slic glow
front wheel: mx22 to a no name hub
rear: hazard lite to ody cassette
tires: revenge front and rear(2.0 and 1.95?)
brakes: evolvers and eagle 2 pads
seat: demolition shorty
rod: some chrome hunk
clamp: off a mosh
cranks: rnc ti amer bb
pedals: Ody JC unsld
sprocket: tree 36
Headset: pig sealed

i thinks thats all

did i forget anything?

headsets posted on 2005-09-15 15:16:18

pig sealed....

ive had it for about a year and a half

me likey

chain gaurds posted on 2005-09-10 15:18:10

tree w/ guard is holding up great after about a year

get it

now

RNC Ti spindle 22mm posted on 2005-07-30 16:29:52

taken from the RNC website

"# Lifetime warranty against bending or breaking."

why would you put a lifetime on it if you expected it to break

i think i trust them, the actual designers, over what you guys are saying.
i have them and the performance has been nothing but grand

and yes, the ti spindle has been fantastic.

that is all

RNC Ti spindle 22mm posted on 2005-07-26 08:13:31

[quote]well it doesnt matter RNC's cranks down right suck BAD[/quote]

i somewhat disagree.

i have the rnc cranks.

they work perfectly, never flexed, never budged, nothing.

did you have euro or amer bb?

STRONG SPROCKET posted on 2005-07-21 00:49:24

i must agree coming from st louis, tree was the best choice.

kudos to you

who's got the heaviest? lightest bike? posted on 2005-07-06 10:43:07

ive never even weighed my bike.... :roll:

Missouri/Illinois posted on 2005-06-20 18:12:39

yeah, we've planned a trip to louisville this coming weekend so that should be pretty kicking, but yeah, hit me back sometime and we'll ride.

DK f/f question posted on 2005-06-20 14:13:32

ok, emailed dk, got it figured out

KILL THREAD

DK f/f question posted on 2005-06-20 11:28:53

i dont remember because i didnt even mess w/ the axle when i flipped it, i used to run a 16t freewheel, but now i have the 13. i think im just gonna email DK.

DK f/f question posted on 2005-06-20 08:34:11

ok, in the hub there are 3 bearings. my question is, which side of the axle should have 2 bearings? the freewheel side or the non freewheel side?

linear cable? posted on 2005-06-19 16:26:50

i must say after usingslic cable, the linear blows it out of the water.

its not so much the cable thats different, its mostly the housing, which in this case is stiff and allows the cable to be wrapped and still have full brake use.

and it comes in glow in the dark, for those night sessions

Missouri/Illinois posted on 2005-06-18 13:01:17

fo shooo, i live in o'fallon, IL.

i ride ich and rampriders from time to time, but lately on my friends ramp in shiloh.

bikes posted on 2005-06-17 20:22:38

mines holding up fine, but its a mx-22 48, so idk for you....

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