gotcha. i like to run my front end as low as possible for a more BMXish feel.
Help with some burly hardtail pics...
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There are 5 new pages I just added to the Unreal Cycles Gallery over the weekend. Hit up the website and check them out! Here are two bikes I cranked out recently:
Ben, your new PX is dead sexy, austin powers style.....
redline mono cog. with psylo tulio, hayes 8", and Maxxis hookworms.
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i can honestly say that bike ^^^^^ is the worst bicycle i have ever ridden 
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Coming from phil the "if I cant break it, I'll just bleed on it..." master of dee-saster......Originally posted by PGKelly
i can honestly say that bike ^^^^^ is the worst bicycle i have ever ridden
I take that as a compliment.....
Squash.....NICE Ds1. Very nice.
I have some pics of 2 azonics I built for friends last year. I'll post 'em after work.
I have some pics of 2 azonics I built for friends last year. I'll post 'em after work.
Nice, is that custom paint and decals? Was it originally black or polished? The decals dont look like Azonic standard issue.
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Originally posted by LostBoyScout
Picked it up this evening... weeeeeeee!! I can't wait to build it up. One problem I found, is that I can't bring myself to put my old crud on itI am seeking lighter, more exotic (but still freeridish) components for it.. like Thomson stem and post, carbon riser, 2.35 single ply Maxxis, atomlab DHRs with King apple green hubs...
I LOVE the candy apple green hub idea, jason. (this is durchhalten w/ the specialist from the 'tex btw.)I'd be dead jealous if work on my new frame hadn't just begun. 6-8 nerve racking weeks and i should have her in my hands. I'm considering some unique build ideas as well, but they might have to wait until i clear some financial roadblocks. I'll post pics here as soon as i have something to photograph.
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a bad pic of my semi-burly rig the day it was built
YEA, ht/tt juncture RIPPED, Tore my lip good on that one.
The evolution II is hard to get Tire Clearance
with 26" wheels with burly rims. I run it with duel 24"s on the street and 26" in the front on the trail.
IF YOU GUYS DO ALLOT OF STREET RIDING
TRY SOME HOOK WORMS. FUN TIRES!
The evolution II is hard to get Tire Clearance
with 26" wheels with burly rims. I run it with duel 24"s on the street and 26" in the front on the trail.
IF YOU GUYS DO ALLOT OF STREET RIDING
TRY SOME HOOK WORMS. FUN TIRES!
My new rig. All built up.
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duh more.
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nice
Here's the last update of my street le toy...
love the toy! i have my PunkAss set up just like that... Front brake through the steerer and all.... i don't run those tires though. as much as i love them they are too heavy.
nice fookin' bike....
i have to get some updated pictures of my bike up.
nice fookin' bike....
i have to get some updated pictures of my bike up.
now thahhhhts a bikeOriginally posted by Hydraulicman
Here's the last update of my street le toy...
endtro - sick Specialist! The IF is still just a frame.. been working on other bikes.. hopefully it will be together for next season 
Hydralicman, your Le Toy gets sicker and sicker.
[Wishes he could afford a Le Toy IV]
Hydralicman, your Le Toy gets sicker and sicker.
[Wishes he could afford a Le Toy IV]
i gotta new one
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holy shiiiiiiit!!!!!!!!!!!!! bashee went all out with the tubing on this one, didn't it? Siiiiick.
They come in a couple diffrent sizes. This is one of the larger versions.
thanks... yeah, as i get older, i gotta ride taller bikes-- i can still drop the seat and have plenty of clearance for whatever; but if I ride over about a mile in the lower position, my knees let me know about it for days and days (35 years of Skateboarding, bike riding, a few bad car wrecks and general dumbassness has my old knees constantly on the edge of quitting their job) , so i got the Large (18") frame...
No complaints so far; not much heavier than my dear old JackFlashRad at all and definitely a little more comfortable for me...
.. super well balanced... this is my do everything (as long as it's on pavement) city cruiser/whatever ride..
An updated pic of mine.. sorry, I got lazy and the pic is a bit crooked.
I gotta say that bike looks very good....but. Why do street-only bikes need disc brakes? They are in danger of being hit a lot, and concrete is the least forgiving thing I can think of hitting them with. Once again, nice bike.Originally posted by Hydraulicman
Here's the last update of my street le toy...
yeah, my front disc is all scratched up....meh. i'll switch to vee's when i get a new (and probably rigid) fork
bulldog-
is it becasue people are used to the power of discs, like they have discs on their DH or trail bikes, so they cant go back?
or am i lost?
is it becasue people are used to the power of discs, like they have discs on their DH or trail bikes, so they cant go back?
or am i lost?
I guess it's about time i posted in here...
awsome evil
finally i have acces to the hall of fame
