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(Feb 12, 2012 at 17:00)
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yep, it's going in the wallpaper slideshow folder
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Nice, looking good, for tires I always go with intense Microknobbies, haven't tried the small blocks yet but they're pretty much the same idea
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you can either take it to a bike shop and ask em to check it real quick, they shouldnt charge anything, or if you have a caliper in mm just measure the outside diameter of your seatpost
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Yeah, had to go out and buy a big 26mm socket that I didn't have and some 15w fork oil, lowering that much made the motion control all but lock up without playing with fluid levels, but all good now.
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I ended up moving mine back to 75, like it waay better. figured out also if you coat the spring in grease before you put it back in you can still use the height adjustment.
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They're the high rise bars so 31 if i remember. I'm 6 1 and it definetly feels harder manualing, i actualy rasied it up to 75 last night after the jumps were finaly ridable for the first time here. Feels alot better at 75.
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The NS ones have replaceable pins too but yeah the mg1's are nice, i have like 3 pair lying around for no good reason. the only problem i ever had with those if you bash em onanything that magnesium just busts away realy fast. I have two pedals that are basicly useless because the the pins actually took the whole chunk of pedal around em out when they got mashed
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NS Aerials, no complaints with em aside from the machining, good but for the price the spindle area's just sharp edges. Meh, minor quible on an otherwise great pedal
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NIce, how did you do the pins in the PC's? I ran sheetmetal screws through mine and filed down the tips but that looks pretty clean in the pic. Also, ditch those Holly Rollers, the single best upgrade I have ever done to that bike.
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sent you a message the other day, let me know what you think
Ryan |
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Sweet toss me a line when some pics are up
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I'm actualy thinking of getting the odyssey one. buddy of mine has one and he likes this one better and I like that one better. Who makes those gold pegs?
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shwew, well at least you live far enough away!
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It feels alot twitchier, which i like, maybe a bit front heavy but I've only ridden it a few times since then and our jumps are still snowed over here so I'll wait and see. Might end up raising it back to around 75 but the dual air conversion and new wheels should change the balance too. Wait and see I guess, height wise the BB's exactly the same as my 20 incher so feels good
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Rode this for maybe a week around town and some light jumping
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Nice,like the micro drive. I've got a new wheelset on the way this week, hope pro 2's spank tweet tweets. Love the way it rides, only thing is the pike is realy hard to keep from bottoming out even with firm springs in, I'm probly converting it to dual air in the next week or so, a bmx racer buddy of mine turned me on to those tires and they are sweet.
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stock it's adjustable from 95 to 140. I have a second spring in it in that pic that's lowered to 65. Good to see another Flow gettin some love
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thanks, its the twenty6 f1.2 stem
http://www.twenty6products.com/products/, they're made here in town so I try to support him, still need the pedals! |
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