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My new whip

joelalamo45

Monkey
Jun 25, 2007
741
1
Idaho Springs, Colorado
Frame: Proper TTL w/21"tt
Fork: Primo Kamikaze
Stem: Eastern Choker
Bars: Animal Piff
Grips: Primo Corey Martinez
Cranks: Eastern Pro
Chainwheel: Profile Imperial 28t
Pedals: Animal Hamilton
Seat: Demolition
Chain: Mechanik Half-Link
Rear Wheel: Alex E-Lite 48 with 9t driver
Front Wheel: Alex 48h
Tires: Odyssey Aitken 1.9" rear - 2.2125" Front
 

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sittingduck

Turbo Monkey
Jun 22, 2007
1,958
2
Oregon
Looks solid. Nice color scheme too.
Running it brakeless? or have you not gotten around to putting them on?

 

sittingduck

Turbo Monkey
Jun 22, 2007
1,958
2
Oregon
Looks solid. Nice color scheme too.
Running it brakeless? or have you not gotten around to putting them on?
 

joelalamo45

Monkey
Jun 25, 2007
741
1
Idaho Springs, Colorado
that stem sucks, i could never get it to stay tight, 180's and 3's knock it outa wack
Yeah it does. It holds the bars fine, but it has a grip of the steerer tube that *borat voice* "hangs loose like sleeve of wizard". It will be the first thing I replace. I had it on my old bike and I ran a little short on funds so I had to use it.
 

t1maglio

Monkey
Oct 29, 2001
855
0
southern wisconsin
Nice build! What do you typically ride now. I noticed your doing a 28-9 which is pretty stiff. I am building up my 9t back end and I wasn't crazy about using just a 25. I guess I was thinking 26t, but then I saw yours and wondered what you thought.
 

joelalamo45

Monkey
Jun 25, 2007
741
1
Idaho Springs, Colorado
I ride a lot of park and dj's... The reason I went with the 28/9 is at a few of the dj comps I've ridden, you had to pedal between sets and the stiffer gearing would help me get a little extra speed. I also will be riding the Crankworx Colorado course dj's on it which are really big gaps so it's all about the speed I can generate.
 

ebrider510

Monkey
Dec 7, 2006
410
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Bay Area, CA
looks good. your tires appear to be on backwards though which you may or may not be aware of. how do you like those grips? i had them and thought they were good feeling and lasted super long. so many people hate on them though for some reason.
 
and to keep this forum real, i expect to see another thread in a few weeks with a spec list and a picture of your same bike on a different angle after you change your tires around. then maybe again a few weeks after you get a new stem...

and get us a damn action shot in your new girl pants too...

edit: oh yeah, dope ride son...
 
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joelalamo45

Monkey
Jun 25, 2007
741
1
Idaho Springs, Colorado
and to keep this forum real, i expect to see another thread in a few weeks with a spec list and a picture of your same bike on a different angle after you change your tires around. then maybe again a few weeks after you get a new stem...

and get us a damn action shot in your new girl pants too...

edit: oh yeah, dope ride son...

I just rode it and my tires are now dirty... Is that sufficient to start a new thread? :)