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Gary

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Aug 27, 2002
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a Decade 3 to Tailwhip ?? On a Mountain bicycle ?? :clapping:

Tricks this good take commitment... so much commitment young Brandon doesn't even have time to remove his full face helmet. Not even while he gets his hair cut.

 
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Daaaaaamn. Watching Brandon ride never gets old. Sure wish we could have seen the rest of his Crankworx run.

High five to Rupert too. Revel Co is a class act.
 

ianjenn

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Sep 12, 2006
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Holy Hell you have this kid shredding and go through that production process to have an early 70's MUSTANG in the video. My God get the poor kid a GT500 to use not that roach......
 

Mo(n)arch

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Dec 27, 2010
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Holy Hell you have this kid shredding and go through that production process to have an early 70's MUSTANG in the video. My God get the poor kid a GT500 to use not that roach......
The kid drives Subarus if he wants to go fast - for free. No Ford needed.
Actually he even gets a paycheck to ride their cars if I'm not mistaken.
 
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ianjenn

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Sep 12, 2006
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The kid drives Subarus if he wants to go fast - for free. No Ford needed.
Actually he even gets a paycheck to ride their cars if I'm not mistaken.
I was thinking cool factor not fast per say.....for that they could have used big red or an Ultima.
 

slimshady

¡Mira, una ardilla!
technically yes since the tapping is an additional manufacturing step, but the cost is likely negligible in big picture of things. however press fit BB's require better tolerances on the machining of the BB shell.
For crabon bikes it's heaps cheaper to make press fit BBs, since you could merely bond a thin bearing cup to the plastic, instead of having to add a heavier threaded aluminium shell and deal with stricter alignment standards.
 

jonKranked

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For crabon bikes it's heaps cheaper to make press fit BBs, since you could merely bond a thin bearing cup to the plastic, instead of having to add a heavier threaded aluminium shell and deal with stricter alignment standards.
creaky creaky. re: press fit tolerances
 

Electric_City

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I put up a sarcastic comment and you derail this thread faster than a grip-shift! Now who's butt hurt?

Yours truly, Gary Fishers moustache
 
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