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Comments: 38 | Prop Total: -34 | Avg: -0.89
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(August 19, 2008 at 8:43)
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when you ride this, wear a spandex shirt and baggy shorts |
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what was wrong with the raw front triangle that made you switch to a black one? |
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Shi- that looks like a double road gap! |
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that is a sick looking slayer, i wish i had one too |
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You cut your Thomson seat post, right? I'm sorry if I sound 'nooby' here, but was it difficult? I need to cut mine down and I'm worried about damaging it. |
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Does it not seem like this is an excellent example of merging two different photographs...since that is what it is. The shot is TOO crisp to be real, no offence or anything, but to whoever fiddled with it did a wonderful job. If you do not know what I am talking about, let me clarify. The background is a picture of reasonably dry ground, and the rider has been added to the foreground of the picture. |
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so sick! Very unique bike you have there. |
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What adaptor are you using for the juicy? I've got a Juicy 7 and I'm having a hard time figuring out what I need so it will fit a 185mm rotor on the same frame. |
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bada bing! The one on the left looks a little less fake.  |
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Sure is. She's only ever had parts mounted on her. |
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Ahh, gotta love pentax. I've got a MX myself, and it still works great. |
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haha, gotta love that single-pivot |
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I have never ever seen that bike before. What is it? |
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I've always wanted a Preston. How does it ride? |
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wow, I don't think I have ever seen a V10 at Hartland until now... |
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I love the marz girls, more often than not they're real bombshells. |
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That is beautiful. I have same frame, and I hope mine turns out as nice as yours! |
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Those are nice! What are the rotor sizes? |
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Man, I haven't seen those forks in a while. |
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What's the eye-to-eye measurement? |
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I would love to take these Dorado's off you hand. Email me at austin.smith.6 at hotmail.com (replace " at " with @). building a bike right now and these forks would complement it very well. |
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What kind of bolts are used to hold the top part of the guide? I have pretty much the same boomerang, but I am missing the two bolts that hold the two main pieces together. |
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