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Old 06-05-2008, 05:55 PM   #1
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Old 06-05-2008, 09:53 PM   #2
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new paint fork and tires? how do you like the small block eights?
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I'm really diggin' the color scheme and spec. Nice! Any mods on the fork, or just 4" mode?
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thats a totally new frame, its the long mob. it came blue like that. and the fork is a float r but i took it apart and ****ed witht the spacers clip thinggy and its super low. the bike is dialed. so fun to ride trails with. i want to get new pedals, i have primos on right now but there tall and small. i want a low profile with a large platform. any suggestions?>
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The fork looks like it's 65MM...bike looks good
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thats a totally new frame, its the long mob. it came blue like that. and the fork is a float r but i took it apart and ****ed witht the spacers clip thinggy and its super low. the bike is dialed. so fun to ride trails with. i want to get new pedals, i have primos on right now but there tall and small. i want a low profile with a large platform. any suggestions?>

:Idea!: ..based on the description of what you want, just one...find Tyler, Twenty6.

They're evn rumored to be available soon in white so you can get all fashionista w/ your ride.
http://www.sicklines.com/2007/09/04/...6-6-foe-pedal/

If you can't contact Tyler, they're available in the Bay Area through Skippy, the same rep that does Giro.


That being said, I love my CrankBrothers 50-50XX's, beat the living * out of 'em all last year and they're still smooth. Pop for nothing less than the XX's, you'll appreciate it down the road.

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That being said, I love my CrankBrothers 50-50XX's, beat the living * out of 'em all last year and they're still smooth. Pop for nothing less than the XX's, you'll appreciate it down the road.


the 5050XX's are hella legit. as long as u have the screws. the pins are crap but once u have the screws those pedals are niceee... you cannot go wrong with crank bros. they also have amazing customer service
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