That bike is absolutely dreamy. I keep thinking about getting a modern space bike but then I’ll ride this thing and there’s just no way a plastic thing could top the ride quality of that fancy steel.
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Fun fact: at least one production run of the Cérvelo Renaissance frame was made by Pegoretti. Others were made by True North and Hot Tubes
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Same bike two different bar setups
I dunno that I need it. Is it better than a Crust Evasion? Probably? Do I like this aesthetic? Dunno maybe I should slap some dirt and bags on it
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Damn dude how many garage doors you got too?
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He sells his garage door every three months and buys a new one
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i miss this frame and that blue all the time
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I know I just posted this the other day, but took the frame bag off and its much more aesthetically pleasing
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What size are those tires?
27.5x2.6
Thanks
I missed having a single speed for commuting so I pulled an old frame out of my basement and built this up with olds and ends from the parts bin. I bought that crappy frame for $30 in 2005 and rode it from Vancouver to Arcata a year later.
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Whoa, hell yeah! That looks amazing, Marley.
That’s a great paint scheme.
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That bike is awesome. The only thing that would possibly make it more awesome is if you can blank out the top of that “T”
SINNER
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Congrats on the bike!
Should have no problem turning that logo into STINKER
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BEGINNER
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Wooo! That looks awesome! The paint scheme is super cool too.
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How many bikes are you up to now, Marley?
That Stinner is a stunner!
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