Mammma miiiia! ooooh
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LMAO
I have so many questions
When in doubt, make it longer
A challenger appears
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why yarn instead of airplane cable and turnbuckles?
Is 2024 the year of the elongated shitbike? Here’s my “tandem for one” project I’m doing for pit viper. For tarcks eyes only.
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pit viper? looks like a peter viperdone to me, just needs a broken homemade handlebar.
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This is the publicly searchable half of the website, just fyi
Omg did I just disrespect my own embargo
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Man if that’s getting raffled I’m buying half the tickets
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how would the handling for that compare to something like a chopper bike?
similar wheelbase but completely different ht angle
edit lol whoops I posted the vid fred linked to again excuse me
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various players are maneuvering to assume the mantle of Grant Peterson. But we all know the hometown favorite, Velo Orange, already won
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aww that’s very kind. i am in the midst of making memes for meme monday. this is one of my faves. pls enjoy
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I saw a caliper brake Riv Sam Hillborne frame for sale in my size somewhere for $900 and I hemmed and hawed and missed it, but it got me thinking about a road bike with caliper brakes and 35s (see also VO Rando). So I started looking at the Crust Malocchio and saw this review/write up
Honestly this is so funny
with the Malocchio, long days in the saddle can now include just about any road or trail you encounter thanks to the mullet brake setup, which allows for up to a 42cm tire in front on both the smaller 650b and larger 700c frame variations and a 38cm (650b) or 35cm (700c) rear… Before installing so much as a seat post, I knew I wanted even more tire clearance than the frame allowed. To do this I had the brake bridge removed and re-brazed to match the clearance of the fork, which enabled me to run a 700×42 tire front and rear.
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they also used the wrong fork leg bend and lug set I think
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