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Nick_K No frills, just hardcore


Joined: Oct 05, 2004 Posts: 9,942
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 7:59pm Post subject: |
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Now I get it. Oli could be the next DW.
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istepinyards Wrecked


Joined: Feb 13, 2007 Posts: 6,118 Location: Rooting for the SunDevils
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 7:59pm Post subject: |
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How long did it take your son to teach you to draw Oli
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Monolith Mangled


Joined: Nov 11, 2005 Posts: 14,367 Location: Sharpening my shanks
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 7:59pm Post subject: |
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nice haro.
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Oli Mangled


Joined: Aug 03, 2005 Posts: 32,945
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 8:01pm Post subject: |
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| istepinyards wrote: | How long did it take your son to teach you to draw Oli  |
He's MUCH better than me - he could draw a DW link left-handed...
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CrustyMTB Wrecked


Joined: Jun 20, 2004 Posts: 4,694 Location: Back in the Hood
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 8:04pm Post subject: |
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| Monolith wrote: | | nice haro. | Don't go insulting the affordable quality of Haro unlike all your hand made boutique bikes (and their riders) Haro's are straight, affordable and ride very well, welded by quality robots using the best designs "borrowed" from the flash brands (they're more exclusive too, who round here rides one?)
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istepinyards Wrecked


Joined: Feb 13, 2007 Posts: 6,118 Location: Rooting for the SunDevils
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 8:05pm Post subject: |
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| Oli wrote: | | istepinyards wrote: | How long did it take your son to teach you to draw Oli  |
He's MUCH better than me - he could draw a DW link left-handed... | And explain the concept with out any resonance to be seen
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Oli Mangled


Joined: Aug 03, 2005 Posts: 32,945
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 8:08pm Post subject: |
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We were at the Shimano product launch last night and the guy hosting it was describing the resonance created by the new Di2 DA front derailleur - laugh? I almost went to Ethiopia - 2nd class of course...
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istepinyards Wrecked


Joined: Feb 13, 2007 Posts: 6,118 Location: Rooting for the SunDevils
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 8:19pm Post subject: |
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I've done that before at a NIKE do years ago in West Palm Beach Florida. When they first launched their golf range. The MC said these clubs have been tested to hit the ball straighter than any clubs on the market. I laughed out loud and was the only one . How the kcuf can this happen if the ball is struck perfectly it will go straight regardless of if is his with a baseball bat, spoon, or a club with a swoosh on it.
Its awesome when you laugh in an inappropriate situation.
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Oli Mangled


Joined: Aug 03, 2005 Posts: 32,945
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 8:21pm Post subject: |
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Slacky got the blame...
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istepinyards Wrecked


Joined: Feb 13, 2007 Posts: 6,118 Location: Rooting for the SunDevils
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 8:33pm Post subject: |
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Should have let one rip too then
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Oli Mangled


Joined: Aug 03, 2005 Posts: 32,945
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 8:34pm Post subject: |
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j2hyde Flogged


Joined: Sep 23, 2005 Posts: 3,667
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 9:11pm Post subject: |
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| CrustyMTB wrote: | | Monolith wrote: | | nice haro. | Don't go insulting the affordable quality of Haro |
They can't be any good as they have no internet fanbois
Although, I suppose they are a bike you can buy safe in the knowledge that they will never be defiled by robbie's lust
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BrentD Thrashed


Joined: Sep 16, 2004 Posts: 2,005 Location: 20 minutes into the future
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 9:54pm Post subject: |
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| Oli wrote: | | BrentD wrote: | | Soba wrote: | | I fail to see how this is any more complicated than any other bike... it has the same number of pivot locations as, say, a Sunday... |
And yet it's only a single pivot  |
With a linkage-driven shock. Have you never seen one of these before? Do you think other single pivots only have the pivot and that's it?  |
I haven't seen so many bearings in a single pivot design since the Giant VTs were around but Giant ditched that design four years ago. For my money the Heckler, Bullit or (to a lesser extent) 575 get the single pivot thing right.
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Wobbler Mangled


Joined: Nov 21, 2005 Posts: 13,534 Location: doing a skid
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 9:56pm Post subject: |
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any linkage driven single pivot will have as many bearings, 575s get the pmip flexy jobbies by the esra end so they have two less oh noes
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Soba Thrashed


Joined: Sep 24, 2003 Posts: 1,758 Location: Queeners
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Posted: Sat 1/Nov/08 10:00pm Post subject: |
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As a Heckler owner (and admittedly Commencal dealer worker), i can tell you that if you didn't realise the 5.5 was a singlepivot design, you wouldn't realise riding it. They pedal and brake much better than a few popular multi-pivot designs i could mention.
If only their toptubes were long enough for my lanky frame...
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