After a one year hiatus, I decided to get off my tush and fix my bike. A while back I stupidly and quite surprisingly stripped one of the disc brake bolt threads on my 3 month old Minute 1 fork (incidentally that fork is for sale here, $80, great if you're running V-brakes no front at all) Soon after that, my rear brake line got a hole in it, work got busy & I just hung it up. Hasn't budged since today.
So this morning, I pulled it out, bled the brakes and changed one of the lines... checked the bolts and turned a few spokes & it was ready to ride, good as new. Well, it's pretty new anyway since I haven't spent much time on it since I got it.
I took it out for a quick spin around the block which turned into an hour long ride. I brought it back into the house, had a snack & grabbed the camera to take a couple of pics. 1 hour later, I'd taken a few pictures and ridden several miles! I'm really enjoying this bike. It feels great to be back on a mountain bike again.
I went a little crazy with the photos. I wasn't getting quite the picture I wanted, so I kept changing locations. It's fun to see the progression as I move the different spots. Enjoy the photos.
In the Park
I like this nice red wall
Powdercoat sparkling in the sunlight
Like this one... wanted more separation between the bike & the wall, but had nothing to stand the bike against. Love the industrial look
Mmm... blue
Btw, if you're wondering what the bright blue building is, here's your clue
If you're in Bay Area see me out & about, feel free to stop me to say hello.
Thanks again to everyone at Evil Bikes that made this possible
- m
So this morning, I pulled it out, bled the brakes and changed one of the lines... checked the bolts and turned a few spokes & it was ready to ride, good as new. Well, it's pretty new anyway since I haven't spent much time on it since I got it.
I took it out for a quick spin around the block which turned into an hour long ride. I brought it back into the house, had a snack & grabbed the camera to take a couple of pics. 1 hour later, I'd taken a few pictures and ridden several miles! I'm really enjoying this bike. It feels great to be back on a mountain bike again.
I went a little crazy with the photos. I wasn't getting quite the picture I wanted, so I kept changing locations. It's fun to see the progression as I move the different spots. Enjoy the photos.
In the Park
I like this nice red wall
Powdercoat sparkling in the sunlight
Like this one... wanted more separation between the bike & the wall, but had nothing to stand the bike against. Love the industrial look
Mmm... blue
Btw, if you're wondering what the bright blue building is, here's your clue
If you're in Bay Area see me out & about, feel free to stop me to say hello.
Thanks again to everyone at Evil Bikes that made this possible
- m