mack said:any questions>>>>????? has any one tried urban with a 6 inch travel frame with a shock resevior? no, they probably havent and for good reason.
oh, the frame wheighs 10 pounds...
Lucky basterd.SuperSlow said:Well I did it......845 am pnw time I ordered my racelink ........welcome to the darkside?
youre gonna have to change your name to SuperSick !SuperSlow said:Well I did it......845 am pnw time I ordered my racelink ........welcome to the darkside?
youre in for a freekin giant surprise! i had never seen a TMX either until i bought mine. after i sold it and was looking at the RL in the internet, they looked kinda dainty?? was i ever wrong. You just have to see it in person. Yet I was alittle worried when the UPS guy showed up holdin this small lookin box. My fears were put to rest when i lifted the beast out of the box. I didnt give up anything in the burly factor by selling the TMX. this thing rocks like jailhouse swingset. Amazingly, the frame stands 13.5" tall.SuperSlow said:I ve never seen one in person thank god.
i dont give a crap. i just want you off the Sc and rollin a BMW already j/k (little voices) make the call ... place that order.rockymt21 said:Joel, would you care if I got the pink decals incase Doc couldnt make the carbon ones?
reminds me of a sad event in my life. i smashed a nearly full 1/2 gallon (those cool glass jugs you can take home) of the stuff on the kitchen tile floor. how heart-rending is that? bb was an hours drive (and a border crossing) away. i've yet to find a local brewpub with such consistantly awesome beer.SuperSlow said:mmmmmmmmmmm boundry bay scotch ale
OH SHlt, i didnt know you had that on there. SWEET ! that's one trick pony you got there. So C3PO ! :heart:xy9ine said:indeed.
Yippee! youre probably lookin at the $1500 ballpark for the v10. the sweet thing about BMW is that they dont fatigue, ding, dent, crack or wear out like an aluminum frame will. this bike will last you for along time. youre 16 now and most likely a freekin monster on a bike already. Between 16 and 20 years, your skills are going to skyrocket. It would be nice to have a bike that will last you those 4 years and be just like new the whole time. just throw some new bearings and new paint to change things up alittle once a year. Once you make that first big investment in the frame, your ahead of the game in the long run.rockymt21 said:Alright, the V10 is going up for sale, I am going to need your guys opinion on a price I should ask
Thanks for all the help. I was thinking about the same for the V10 frame. I was kind of thinking the same about making the big investment. The way I see it, I pay $3,700 for a top of the line frame that will last me a long time rather then buy a new race bike year after year and lose a bunch of money like I have been. Even though I am a racer I need the extra strength, I am not small (6'3'' 260lbs) and I am not the smoothest rider. I definetly want a bike to hold up to my and my riding conditions whether it be 4 years of dh use or hucking (15ft is my biggest so far) I dont think I will have any problems with money. I am going to pay for the frame myself but I most likely wont have all the money by January if thats when it comes, but thats when I can borrow some cash from my mom and pay her back as I get paychecks. Anyway, I'll put my V10 up for sale soon and see how that goes. I am going to make sure I sell the V10 before I go placing an order on my frame.joel hester said:Yippee! youre probably lookin at the $1500 ballpark for the v10. the sweet thing about BMW is that they dont fatigue, ding, dent, crack or wear out like an aluminum frame will. this bike will last you for along time. youre 16 now and most likely a freekin monster on a bike already. Between 16 and 20 years, your skills are going to skyrocket. It would be nice to have a bike that will last you those 4 years and be just like new the whole time. just throw some new bearings and new paint to change things up alittle once a year. Once you make that first big investment in the frame, your ahead of the game in the long run.
Obviously, dont get yourself in financial trouble. ride the v10 in 05 if that's what you have already planned on doing. money 4 building a new ride, new safety gear and travel money for next year does not grow on trees. do what you can and whats realistic for your age and income. Hit youre parents up for a chunk of change for making A's in school or something.
later, im going to dinner!
rockymt21 said:Heres a little sample of what mine should look like, most parts coming off of my V10:
Race Link frame Gloss black and Carbon fiber looking decals if possible
2003 Dorado stripped of decals for carbon stealthy look
All black bits on frame including cranks
Thomson post
Selle Italia Flite seat
King Black headset
321's on Hadley hubs
Michelin Comp somethings (the 2.8s) Most likely something smaller in the back.
E.thriteen chainguide if necissary, I dont know it chainguides are necissary or not.
Azonic A-frame pedals
Easton EA70 black handlebars
Intense Lock-on grips
Hope Mono 6 ti front brake, mono m4 rear brake
XTR derailler
LX shifter
XTR cassette
Do all chains necissary come with the bike?