It’s cool. Those are just formula hubs in the Miche box.
I relaced the deep vs to them after I stripped the formula hub. Did have another wheelset of miche-pink aeroheads.
[quote=akasnowmaaan]
︎ Ergo bars
︎ ERGO BARS
︎ Rusty stack + boner stem
︎ Alternating spacer colors
︎ Steerer above stem
︎ Huge chainring and big cog for ‘efficiency’
︎ a size too small
︎ crappy entry level Eggbeaters
︎ oh god that Futon couch, my only defense is it was San Diego near the beach
This is the bike that almost paralyzed me, when I fractured my skull and spine and was in a back brace for 8 weeks. In the hospital I promised my mother I’d never ride fixed again as long as she lived.
Judging from this bike, I made the right call.[/quote]
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If alternating spacer colors were cool, I’d be Miles Fucking Davis
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Since most of my furniture comes from the free section of craigslist, I’m proud to say I have the same futon frame. As long as you only like your futon in bed mode, it’s great.
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I’m starting to rethink the fixed wheel I have sitting in my shed, waiting for me to step up and try it.
TC: friend got this knockoff in silver recently and it actually looked great:
this version could look nice with some plastic in an accent color cut to fit in the recess: http://www.ebay.com/itm/112037967287
So what exactly about a seatpost makes it a fixed gear seatpost?
search terms for noobs 101
Bro, seriously? NJS stamp, of course.
[quote=JUGE FREDD]TC: friend got this knockoff in silver recently and it actually looked great:
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That actually looks pretty similar to the (legit) Ritchey 1-bolt clamp design, no?
I was thinking the same thing
if the claimed weight is remotely correct its way lighter than the boat anchor miche post.
just costs you $50 for the stamp. Seriously. To this day on Q or Cyclone the Jaguar will cost $50 more than the Pearl based on the NJS stamp alone.
And for full disclosure I buy parts with NJS stamps. Call me old school, I feel dirty not using toshis.
yoooo
hosted on velospace
Just found this gem from before I knew how geared bikes worked. Wish I would have stripped the parts off and put a nice cockpit and group on this thing:
edit: not stealth enough
Sweet stealth edit bro.
[quote=newellbt]Just found this gem from before I knew how geared bikes worked. Wish I would have stripped the parts off and put a nice cockpit and group on this thing:
edit: not stealth enough[/quote]
That’s a strange amount of bokeh to my eye. Is that processed in any way? Can’t figure out why it looks weird.
The photo exists because a guy my building was working on a bokeh technique.
Large format camera?
Need nerd data (exif).
[quote=ergott]Large format camera?
Need nerd data (exif).[/quote]
I never asked him much, it was a DSLR and he shot a 3 column, 3 row array of images and stitched them together in some fashion. I don’t know if it was manual or he wrote an algorithm but he was making a system for it.
Perhaps the brenizer method? - https://www.flickr.com/groups/brenizermethod/