those are gonna get a lot of shit but that is hilarious and commendable. If they did it right they could have had just traded fully pink/yellow/green/orange bikes.
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what does pentabike have to do with vegans or straightedge?
a post is worth a thousand look at that shit one more times
i don’t know what you’re talking about, so i’m going to have to come to the conclusion that you are talking out of your ass.
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I really hope this is a fixed-gear-freestyle dance troupe. 
[quote=“bold”]650 posts of me talking out of my ass.
facepalm.jpg.
that doesn’t have anything to do with the pentabike logo. and i don’t give a fuck how many goddamn posts you have on this board.
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fucking awesome
i love all 3 of those bikes.
He wasn’t talking about the pentabike logo on the bag he is talking about the Vegan and StraightEdge written on it.
yeah i thought that was obvious
either way, who gives a fuck?
you?
fair enough. maybe if homedude wrote in complete sentences i would’ve understood him a bit better.
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true, but why get so wrapped up in what some dillweed painted (horribly, i might add) on his bag.
(ah fuck it, i just needed my shitstorm requirement for the day. it’s been raining and i’ve been doing laundry.)
not wrapped up, just saw it the other day and it irked me. no big deal.
lets talk more about these neon bikes and how awesome they are
eh, they’re not my style. my next frame is going to be painted in 7-11 team colors.
i always liked those paintjobs
“1910 Dursley Pedersen ‘Path Racer’.
These bikes were designed by the Dane Mikael Pedersen in the 1890’s, and made in England in a village called Dursley, in Gloucestershire, up until 1914. The ‘tensioned’ frame is very light and the tubes are soft-soldered together! Pedersen claimed that the design worked like a girder bridge with triangulated elements to make it strong. In reality that’s not quite right from an engineering point of view, but it sounds good in theory and it looks great!
The saddle is woven cord slung like a hammock between the head and the seat tube. Its a bit wierd to ride as the saddle swings from side to side as you pedal. You cannot stand out of the saddle on a Pedersen. Also, because the forks have such a shallow rake on them, the steering is very twitchy!
This is a rare ‘path racer’ version of the bike with adjustable drop handlebars and stem. Probably a contemporary adaptation of the bike for use on the track/path.”
That thing looks scary to ride esp with the handlebars so low and the hanger for the seat up by your chest.