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20" of love, for those of you who think 24" is just too much

organizedrage

Monkey
Aug 29, 2007
199
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Dublin, CA
My Fit S3 frame has gone through many changes, but I will always be true to the 20" wheel. If you have a 20" bike and would like to show it off then please show it off! I'd love to see it and I'm sure everyone else would as well!





 

Mr Tiles

I'm a beer snob
Nov 10, 2003
3,469
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L-town ya'll
seems like this has already been done but anyways, who cares...20s rock. here's an old pic. not much has changed though...

 

grom-dom

Turbo Monkey
Jun 27, 2006
1,140
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Chapel Thrill
mmmm, that's what she said! had to do it :]

here's mine, since received new cranks, stem, sprocket, chain and a couple other things. i'm snatching up some new wheels and a used s3 pretty soon. i need to get to the trails to get some riding shots.



riding:



satori, post your dubs up, that new deal is the goods!
 

PatBranch

Turbo Monkey
Sep 24, 2004
10,451
9
wine country
I'm 5'6 probably. The bmx i'm looking at getting has a 20" TT. My chameleon has a 21.5" TT which feels good. Do you think that would feel fine to me?

I will be using it for street/trails/park/california downhill races.
 
Mar 10, 2005
479
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Santa Cruz/Sacramento, Ca
This has been copied from my bike czech in another forum. I've now got PCs, a new mosh justlice lite front wheel (Clean black riiiim) and some longnecks. Oh, and I shortened that cable too! I stripped off the stickers and I can actually ride that park a lot better than I did when those were taken.

I think my improvement in skill is due to the pealing of the stickers. Less weight, right? That must make me better.

30t sprocket with 13t in back? It works! Where I live, it helps me use the bike as commuter -- with the smaller gearing making the uphills easier.



Frame: Sh!thawk 21tt
Bars: WTP Helium
Fork: WTP Helium
Grips: Duo Homan
Brakes: Old Diatechs with Hombre springs
Cable: Oddy linear
Cranks: Oddy 41thermals -- 175
Sprocket: Cheapest Mosh on Danscomp. 30t
Pedals: Cheapest Metal Welgos

Rear Wheel:
Rim: Alex Supra-J
Hub: Poverty Cassette 13t
Tire: Oddy Path

Front Wheel:
Rim: Sun ZX 25
Hub: Old Stock k2 hub
Tire: Oddy Dirt Path

More pictures!


 

FR4life.

Monkey
Nov 2, 2004
606
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The Bay
This has been copied from my bike czech in another forum. I've now got PCs, a new mosh justlice lite front wheel (Clean black riiiim) and some longnecks. Oh, and I shortened that cable too! I stripped off the stickers and I can actually ride that park a lot better than I did when those were taken.

I think my improvement in skill is due to the pealing of the stickers. Less weight, right? That must make me better.

30t sprocket with 13t in back? It works! Where I live, it helps me use the bike as commuter -- with the smaller gearing making the uphills easier.




Nice. Where is that skatepark?
 

ebrider510

Monkey
Dec 7, 2006
410
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Bay Area, CA
i really wish i didn't bend my second cheap fork to sh!t, then i could post a pic. guess you can't complain when you get it for free though:nopity:.

when i have a director, i'll post up.
 
Mar 10, 2005
479
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Santa Cruz/Sacramento, Ca
i need to learn tuck no's, i've been doing tiregrabs for a long ass time. to scared to try tucks, even though i know i can do them
Try them out of a B-hop! They are nearly the same as tire grabs and are about three times as fun. It's pretty much the same sort of gig as when you were a kid, and would let go of the swing at the top of your arch; only it's on a bike.

FR4life -- That's Rusch park in antelope/sacramento. It is very enjoyable before school gets out!

Standard -- That's one of the sexiest S&M's I have seen.
 

standard125r

Chimp
Dec 7, 2006
44
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oh sweet your rides are back. what front hub? is that a polished madera?
custom redneck xlt?

cheers stoked, kind of you dude,


front hub is a chris king 36,

stem is an s&m race/red hybrid , redneck body with race xlt face plate,

btw,


heres a standard i've been building for a few years as a side project,sad i know but i missed/loved my old one so much,













nearly all parts high polished by my mate,
lots of ti bolts,
mother-of-pearl inlaid straddle hanger,
check the heatsink pad carriers! lol!
 

don

Turbo Monkey
Nov 8, 2001
1,319
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Rumson, NJ
Standard135R builds are so clean looking.

The Holmes is staright out of '95 S&M catalog. I great time for certain bike makers and a crappy time for many of the others big ones. The begining of the end for lots of particular products: skin/gumwalls, chrome, big chainrings, threaded headset, pads, and 7/8" seatposts.

That Standard build is like the all time classic look - it would look cool sitting next to a classic JMC DY with the candy red or at the skatepark with the rest of the brakeless coaltion (just take off the pads and plate). The knobbies and silver hubs/black spokes make that bike stand out to me. Great builds as always.
 

t1maglio

Monkey
Oct 29, 2001
855
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southern wisconsin
Man, I miss my old trails 250. That was a sweet bike. Not that my current isn't but man I loved that thing. I just wish that Standard would keep up with the times they were so inovative back in the day.
 

standard125r

Chimp
Dec 7, 2006
44
0
Are those the old Odyssey tires the Aitkens were based off of on that Standard? That thing is awesome.
yeh maan, odyssey track marks, they were like $20 for the pair and they make a change from the comp3,


don, i only wish i could have been at the s&m anniversary!


pat, the frame is indeed powdercoated, but in clear matt, i wanted to be able to see the weld burn and shizzle!




thanks though for all the kind words folks!
i know its sad building these things like jigsaw puzzles so it means alot to an old bike geek like me,