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OMG.. That is the point where funbags officially become airbags.
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for some reason it was on "roadbikereview.com" when I was looking for a 105 derailleur. I simply thought of my mates here on RM and thought you guys could use a "pick me up".
super cool story bros:
I was driving in to work and saw a dude riding his bike down the street with his fork backwards. I noticed how high the front was, then where the front brake was mounted....mmm yeah.
I was driving in to work and saw a dude riding his bike down the street with his fork backwards. I noticed how high the front was, then where the front brake was mounted....mmm yeah.
I see this ALL the time. There are a lot of people who can not build bikes.
The backwards fork thing is often seen on trials bikes. "I just couldn't get the hang of it."
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LOL @ jumping cactus. I moved away from the West 25 years ago, but you never forget cholla if you have tangled with it.
That's probably a repost so here's one for the Nazis.
That's probably a repost so here's one for the Nazis.
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I thnk they have both been repostedLOL @ jumping cactus. I moved away from the West 25 years ago, but you never forget cholla if you have tangled with it.
That's probably a repost so here's one for the Nazis.
is it wrong that i think thats funny?
How NOT to notch and bag a truck.
danger will robinson!
that upper bracket seems to be working great
that upper bracket seems to be working great
It flexes to provide additional ride comfort.danger will robinson!
that upper bracket seems to be working great
Here is a shot of the front.
This shot you can clearly see that the upper bag bracket it safely sandwiched between two pieces of flat stock.
The best part is it passed PA state inspection.
that front "bracket" clearly needs moar pieces of metal.It flexes to provide additional ride comfort.
Here is a shot of the front.
The best part is it passed PA state inspection.
doesn't surprise me it passed here in PA. they dont really look at the suspension in that much detail. to the average person working at a inspection place, they wont see anything wrong with that im sure.
but it is one way of laying frame....when the truck's frame break in two
S & S Customs out of New Oxford, PA is the "shop" that did such awesome craftsmanship.
Here's a better sandwich shot. Notic the lack of welds holding the flat stock to the frame.
That's so it functions like a leaf spring.
How NOT to notch and bag a truck.
For some reason this reminds me of what could happen if Kona, and Cannondale had sex...... Cracktastic work, with words added like latteral suspension
my god, that is horrifying....but hey, they got big lines to dump and raise the truck fastS & S Customs out of New Oxford, PA is the "shop" that did such awesome craftsmanship.
Here's a better sandwich shot. Notic the lack of welds holding the flat stock to the frame.
New Nikon L110. Just a lowly P&S but I'm learning more about it every day and my shots are getting a bit better.
