The worst bike you've ever seen?!
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This one shows up too all the Fluidride cups. More power to the rider (I think its a chick) scares me to even think about.
edit- i always thought the Diamondback XTS moto was one of the most piss ugly frames ever.
edit- i always thought the Diamondback XTS moto was one of the most piss ugly frames ever.
There's a guy that lives locally that rides and almost identical setup except his frame is white. His brother was sponsored by DirtWerks for a while. I wish I could remember their names. They came into my shop a few month back and talked about racing some hood/fluidride races this year.
i couldnt help but laugh when i saw this! and the price! check it out
http://santabarbara.craigslist.org/bik/1029009084.html
http://santabarbara.craigslist.org/bik/1029009084.html
Woah, I'd totally forgotten about those treks, not seen one for years!! They were the ones that tended to be painted different colours on different sides yeah? As for the PDC, I think it looks mint, whatchootalkinabout?
The PDC was just too low to look decent.
The Cove Peeler is pretty embarassing too.
^^ Haha! Ooo, and let's not forget the Risse Lassen:
. . . or maybe let's do.
. . . or maybe let's do.
That third bike is Zedro's. I think its bad ass, but that might be cause im a machinist lol
I heard they actually rode nice if you didnt use those POS forks of theirs. But thats just hearsay. Not a pretty bike thats for sure.
Amazingly, the website is still active.
Two National Titles in 2000
Longest travel downhill bike in the world
9"-11" travel with 2.0" stroke shock and 11"-14"
travel with 2.75" stroke shock
Rear swingarm fits 3" tire with ample mud clearance
Adjustable bottom bracket and steering angles
Pull shock design provides constant feel over full range of
travel without pedal feedback
Regressive-to-linear design with built-in sag
Oversized aluminum frame 6061-T6
29 CNC machined parts
Interlocking FSR bearing pivot (patent pending) for easy
removal and maintenance
Standard Hayes (8" rotor) rear disc mount
http://www.gsrbikes.com/bike_fr.html
Two National Titles in 2000
Longest travel downhill bike in the world
9"-11" travel with 2.0" stroke shock and 11"-14"
travel with 2.75" stroke shock
Rear swingarm fits 3" tire with ample mud clearance
Adjustable bottom bracket and steering angles
Pull shock design provides constant feel over full range of
travel without pedal feedback
Regressive-to-linear design with built-in sag
Oversized aluminum frame 6061-T6
29 CNC machined parts
Interlocking FSR bearing pivot (patent pending) for easy
removal and maintenance
Standard Hayes (8" rotor) rear disc mount
http://www.gsrbikes.com/bike_fr.html
^^ HAHA, nothing like 5:1 ratio!
Another one of their beauties lol
on a pull shock too. who even makes those?
Thread revival:^^ Haha! Ooo, and let's not forget the Risse Lassen:
. . . or maybe let's do.
IT STILL LIVES:
Taken yesterday at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show. Rolloff hub, Hayes NINES, and Velociraptors...
Velociraptor rear tires on the rear, AND the front.Taken yesterday at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show. Rolloff hub, Hayes NINES, and Velociraptors...
Man, I loved the Velociraptors that I had on my C'dale M300 back in 1995.Thread revival:
IT STILL LIVES:
Taken yesterday at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show. Rolloff hub, Hayes NINES, and Velociraptors...
Man, I loved the Velociraptors that I had on my C'dale M300 back in 1995.Thread revival:
IT STILL LIVES:
Taken yesterday at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show. Rolloff hub, Hayes NINES, and Velociraptors...
what was so bad about that bike? it may ride like ****, but it looks sexy as hell. Just curious.Thread revival:
IT STILL LIVES:
Taken yesterday at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show. Rolloff hub, Hayes NINES, and Velociraptors...
How times have changed.
a little crude in the looks department, but that looks pretty cool to me, id try it
my profile racing DR-1 lol
weighed what.. 60 pounds??
snapped the steel chainstay
r.i.p 5 +/- years ago
weighed what.. 60 pounds??
snapped the steel chainstay
r.i.p 5 +/- years ago
Holy crap. For a homebuild job, that's got a lot going on.
Belt drive. Floating brake.
Love this stuff.
Please build that in a 29er. Please!
Impressive, but it looks like a bike that this guy would ride:
Caliper is in a scary place!!
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Looked bad. Rode way, WAY worse.
I have been waiting for this old girl to be posted
Looks a good effort. Clearly a wrap over some sort of core. If this proves his concept though then it has done its job and saved him a lot of time and $$ in moulds.Impressive, but it looks like a bike that this guy would ride:
Caliper is in a scary place!!
Can you say bucket of bolts, the need for a lifetime supply of lock-tight, and the feeling that a child with an Erector Set put it together?
I like the CNC style of certain bikes, IE, Nicolai, but that bike always looked like it would fold in half if I sat on it. Not a fan.
