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(Nov 24, 2009 at 15:14)
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Oops wrong picture. I wonder where I got this from =/
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What cassette are you running? Dura-ace?
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Don't have any cash to add haha.
Therefore none? |
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f*ck I hate you TUC.
It's just insane how much I hate you. |
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And here I was thinking it was too cold to ride!
I better get out there before we just get MORE snow. |
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Bet that bike will feel great under your smooth shaved cheeks.
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We have a full set of Henckels. Great knives.
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Ever hit any sweet jumps with that?
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I shouldn't stick those large screwdrivers into my penis.
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I guess weight weenie wasn't the right terms to use in that situation. More like weight concious, but then my comment wouldn't have alliterated so well..
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Weight weenie wheels with a cushy couch
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Your bike is contradicting itself now! Yay!
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I'll gladly take any donations open arms.
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Just to clarify for people who skipped the description, I only EDITED this photo. I didn't take it.
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Thanks haha. There's been a lot of pics lately as well. Bad weather.
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Neat. I tried to ride in the rain to some avail until my grips started to slip.
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Do you guys realize that Pike and Argyle lowers are identical? Technically they are just white Pikes with Argyle stickers. There is absolutely no difference between them whatsoever other than looks.
The only reason the "Pargyle" was made was because Rock Shox wanted their team riders to represent their brand new DJ fork so people know it was up to the challenge. |
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It's not very hard to do with the right gear.What I did is I filed every surface on the inside of my dropouts out 1mm so it can run 10mm axles. Then I just took some 9mm-10mm bolt on adapters and wedged them in there. That 1mm more of tension allows me to have a perfectly tensioned chain. Once the chain stretches I can just take it out too
 This mod is a bit challenging though, so if you come up with any idea to tension your chain, just try it out. No harm in experimentation. |
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Think about the first time you bought a hardtail? You most likely were not looking at NS, Dobermann, or Blk Mrkt's, this is because bikes such as the Haro Reserve appeal to the beginning rider. Features such as gyro tabs and singlespeed attract younger, uneducated riders that want to be like the pros. Kona blatantly markets their bikes towards younger riders for this very reason.
The truth is that most people stop riding bicycles past the age of 15. By pushing your product onto the age group beneath that threshold you will be making much more money than selling a higher end product to few buyers. If you think about it through this mentality, the lower end companies really do control the market for dirt jump bikes. I am in no way a fan of the Reserve, but every bike has a place in the industry, no matter how unappealing it is. |
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You guys are so good at recognizing sarcasm.
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