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Daniil Maslyuk Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 256 Location: Novosibirsk, Russia	Date: 2004-12-31 23:02:52 Topic: how is the KGB
	mmm... delta's tt is 18.85" and kgbs shortest is 18.5" so there is some differense anyway, how tall is your friend and how tall are you? i'm about 170cm tall. 18.5 to 18.85 makes big difference? Im 167cm tall I think there is some differense (delta has longer tt and head angle differs) anyway, its up to you
Flattie Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 110 Location:	Date: 2004-12-31 23:40:58 Topic: how is the KGB
Flattie Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 110 Location:	:arrow: have u seen anyone sellin their kgb yet? nobody bears to! :twisted: :twisted: artistic form of expression...
rully Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 1469 Location: Bali	Date: 2005-01-01 03:25:51 Topic: how is the KGB
	Everyone is build differently. It really depends on how you adapt to the geometry of the frame. I am lucky to try many different frames over the years and now, I chose to ride a kgb because it has the geometry that gives me the challange. The frame doesn't need to make tricks easier to get the bonus edge. It provide a wider possibilities in trick riding. There are many other frames that provide such aspect, but I personaly thinks kgb stretch the possibilities a little further ie. the headtube angle is part of the possibility.... I have not try the Darwin frame yet. I wish to try one but the guy riding one refuse to let people try his bike. He always maintain his bike in showroom condition. People call him veteran poser but I respect him because he support any flatland scene in our country even when he is already 37. BTW, I received a news during the countdown towards the new year that Alex Jumelin is now with KGB. Anyone knows about it. What happen to his ares deal? are you ashler? or kimmi? don't talk like that about peter... hahaha
zonta Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 168 Location: hungary	Date: 2005-01-01 04:45:59 Topic: how is the KGB
	why KGB doesnt enter top 10 frame in global-flat.com? darwin is listed on 3rd place. i like KGB's design more than darwin's that but KGB is really not so good? Read you're message again. That has nothing to do with the frame's quality and performance... ----> www.original-gypsy.com ----> www.bmxmag.hu
sHaBuBu Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 198 Location: omaha,ne	Date: 2005-01-01 05:19:47 Topic: how is the KGB
	if you put your wheel into the dropouts and there is a gap between the the dropouts and the hubs cone nuts, you need spacers... move the wheel all the way forward(be shure the axle is touching the front of to d/o slot on both sides), the pull the wheel to one side, measure the gap from cone to dropout divide this number in half get 2 washers of this thickness (or a group that add up to it) no more nasty off centered rear ends!
cranker Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 701 Location: southwest	Date: 2005-01-01 12:29:11 Topic: how is the KGB
	i dont really think frames matter that much whatever you ride it takes a few days to get used to it then thats it . once your used to it its the norm and you take no notice . i really dont believe marrti wouldnt have achieved the amazing links he did in his vid ( go buy now ) if he was still on quamen its just preference . To the guy who said he cudnt do x foot on hes bros jps if it was your frame your parts your setup it really wudnt make any diff . ive just swicthed to jps2.2 from ay and i prefer it but doesnt make u progress like a muvva just makes u think yeh i really dig this and gives u a bit of uumph making you progress . motivation is the key etc i hate porn [url=http://www.www.declaim.co.uk]http://www.declaim.co.uk/pedalbanner.jpg
FlatlandBumm Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 1817 Location: Newnan, GA, USA.	Date: 2005-01-01 15:29:14 Topic: how is the KGB
	:arrow: have u seen anyone sellin their kgb yet? nobody bears to! :twisted: :twisted: hoza just said he was thinking about selling his..... Yeah, negative 6 ounces.....taking it off your bike will actually make your bike HEAVIER...
Flattie Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 110 Location:	Date: 2005-01-02 02:39:40 Topic: how is the KGB
Flattie Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 110 Location:	FlatlandBumm Posted: 01 Jan 2005 18:29 Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Flattie wrote: have u seen anyone sellin their kgb yet? nobody bears to! hoza just said he was thinking about selling his..... :arrow: he's been sayin it for a while already! u see him givin it up? hehe.. ride on! artistic form of expression...
FlatKing Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 2 Location: westfield, Vermont	Date: 2005-01-02 14:49:35 Topic: Re: how is the KGB
	i'm planning to buy a new frame. and i'm between micro and KGB(or darwin) i know about micromachine a little (now i'm on malaga i think it isnt far from micro) then i have a question. the ht angle of KGB is 73.5 but almost all the frames are 74.5~75 one of my friend told me when he is doing hang 5, his leg hardly reaches to the front peg because of the 73.5 ht angle( he's on quamen delta. its ht angle is also 73.5) what do you think about it. is KGB really good to any trick? and additional question. darwin & KGB, which do you think better? I think the KGb is sick. It is much better han the darwin and it handles better. Let along it looks a lot better, too. The KGB is your best choice
JJJeters!!!! Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 385 Location:	Date: 2006-01-10 19:59:22 Topic: how is the KGB
	There was a delta frame? obviously there is a delta II. Ive missed out on alot. Brought to you by Team Dumbass http://www.disturbedfilms.com/wmp.php?id=1609
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