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One of my fav Bikes

Is there a sentimental bond?

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Originally posted by sensorium Is there a sentimental bond?

everyone had a GT performer back in the day, if not you knew at least 2 people who had one

This thread is definitely headed to the Classics section

i went thru 2 gt performa frames.
and 4 1st generation haro master frames.
And about a million axles.

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Originally posted by Scoops everyone had a GT performer back in the day, if not you knew at least 2 people who had one

I don't see a chain.

im diggin the white on white 6 spoke rims with the low profile tires

I have a GT Power Series 2005

where's mel?

cervelo soloist with zipps, mmm

Re: One of my fav Bikes

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Originally posted by Scoops

FUCKING CLASSIC!!!!!...that bike brings back so many memories...i had the exact same bike...identical...lol...thanks for the laugh.

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Originally posted by kadomony where's mel?

just saw this.

These are MY favorite bikes:

sweet !!

Tossed and turn in my sleep that night
Woke up the next morning
Niggaz done stole my bike
Different day, same shit
Ain't nothing good in the hood
I run away from this bitch
And never come back if I could

Hate it or love it the under dog's on top
And I'm gon shine homie until my heart stop

So yeah... no bike.

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Originally posted by sensorium I don't see a chain.

it has no gears, nor no front or rear mech needed, the weight save must be awesome, the lack of chain, well criminal

I'm getting a new bike soon, unsure which one I want, i'm stuck between these 3



this is
Rock Lobster TEAM TITANIUM 06
*Rock Lobster Team Titanium frameset 2006 Spec
*2006 Marzocchi MX Comp forks
*Full 2006 Shimano XT groupset
*Hope mono Mini disc brakes front & rear
*Wheels - Handbuild XT disc hubs with Mavic XC717 disc rims
*Easton EA50 bars, stem and seatpost
*Panaracer Fire XC tyres
*Excludes pedals
*Sizes 15" to 21"



* Frame: ZR 9000 Aluminium
* Fork: RockShox Reba SL w/Motion Control rebound compression Lock Out 80mm of travel
* Gearing: Shimano XT rear mech and Shimano LX front
* Shifters: Shimano LX Dual Control
* Chainset: Shimano LX 44/32/22 tooth chainrings
* Brakes: Shimano LX hydraulic disc 6 inch rotors
* Wheels: Bontrager Select Disc
* Tyres: Bontrager Jones ACX folding
* Handlebars: Bontrager Race
* Stem: Bontrager Race 7
* Saddle: Bontrager Race
* Seatpost: Bontrager Race



* Frame: Klein ZR9000 Aluminium frame
* Fork: Fox F100 RLT suspension fork with 100mm travel
* Gears: 27 speed Shimano XT front and rear derailleurs
* Gear Levers: Shimano XT shifters
* Chainset: Shimano XT chainset with 44-32-22 teeth chainrings
* Brakes: Shimano XT hydraulic disc brakes
* Wheels: Bontrager Race Disc Tubeless compatible wheels
* Tyres: Bontrager SX 26x2.1 inch tyres
* Bars: Bontrager Race X Lite handlebars
* Stem: Bontrager Race X Lite stem
* Saddle: Bontrager Race Luxe saddle
* Seat Post: Bontrager Race Lite seatpost
* Pedals/Extras: Shimano M520 clipless pedals



And more 'on' topic, I've found a bike for mel, I think we should all club in for it for her...



Electra Daisy Womens Bike (2006)

With a Women's Sweeping-Style Step-Over Frame, this bike is easy to get on and off with grace. The 3-Speed TwistShift gears and Rear Coaster Brake make it easy to ride. This bike is also virtually maintenance-free and comfort is assured with a chainguide, mudguards a sprung comfort saddle. The Daisy design on the frame, saddle and mudguards are bright and beautiful.
# Swooping-Style, Ladies Step-Through 17" Frame
# Shimano Nexus 3-Speed Internal Gears
# Twist-Shift Gears
# 26" Wheels
# Hub Coaster Brake
# White-Wall Tyres
# Sprung Comfort Saddle
# Mudguards
# Chainguard
# Colour: Yellow/Orange w/Daisy Painted Mudguards

^ Why those bikes looks like they're constipated?

Get the Klein Ian!

It has the best suspension forks and Klein frames are supposed to be excellent, and you get the custom paint job.

You must have been saving the pennies up for a while, you lucky bastard

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Originally posted by RickyM Get the Klein Ian! It has the best suspension forks and Klein frames are supposed to be excellent, and you get the custom paint job. You must have been saving the pennies up for a while, you lucky bastard

my parents have split & my dad says he'd rather split the cash between me & my brother now (negligible amount between 8 and 15k) so I'm going to get my dream bike & do some serious mileage. I Like the Klein, and i've always wanted one, but the rock lobster is ti frame, and i've always wondered about the ride they're meant to give. The trek is cheaper but I kinda like it too.

Yeah the titanium frame is a big draw for that one, but the forks seem better on the other two bikes. And Trek Bikes always seemed to strike me as quite 'conservative' and standard, I don't know why. The Klein would be the one I would go for. If you do get it... can I have a go on it??

Looks like the Ti has the best brakes though, after reading the specs, with the Trek coming in last. It's definitely a tough one, but its a decision I'm sure you don't mind making

Haha, it might be worth some dough at a vintage sale.

does anyone have a road bike?

Part of my new years resolution was that i am gonna start riding to work. Its a long ride but its cool because its on a bike path along Lake Michigan. Im thinking of buying a fast road bike

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