Postby Mel on Wed 21/Mar/07 12:15pm

Hah! Nice avatar Datsane! ;)

Edit: Oh, Cotic still at shop... some delays there. And, um, I gots moneys. :) Definitely enough for #1 and #2, perhaps I can stretch it to #3. ;)
Mel
User avatar
Member for: 21 years 8 months

Postby Datsane on Wed 21/Mar/07 12:23pm

The Project. Commuter/light offroad :paranoid:
Got some 700x38c wheels for it already. Going with XT cranks.
Would like to replace forks with something like Carbon Paces, Some flat carbons, seat & carbon post & an SS hub maybe a flip-flop.

Plus all the other BS that one wants to do to a bike. But if I do that much I might look at something newer and better :blush: Then I know that the frame will be up to what I want it for.
Frame.jpg
lugged.jpg
Datsane
User avatar
"Chiave Inglese"
Member for: 19 years 6 months

Postby scatter on Wed 21/Mar/07 12:27pm

Datsane wrote: The Project. Commuter/light offroad :paranoid:


Funky! I've got a circa-92 steel Peugeot roadie that I'm looking to subject to a similar fate :lol:
scatter
User avatar
"The art of being wise is the art of knowing what to overlook"
Member for: 20 years 10 months

Postby Caidee on Wed 21/Mar/07 2:57pm

Soma Groove - I got this bike on ebay and got it sent to our US office so I could ride when I'm there. It's a little low geared for how flat Dallas is but it's sweet little bike.

Frame: Soma brand. Metallic burnt Orange color. Reynolds 631 steel.
Fork: Rockshox SID worldcup 100mm air fork. Bars: Almost new Easton Monkey Lite XC Carbon bars with 2" rise.
Brakes: Avid Speed Dial levers with front Avid Single Digit Ti V-brake and Rear Avid '10' V-brake.
Hubs: Front: 'Real', Rear: Surly 1x1 singlespeed hub with 15mm bolt on axle.
Rims: Mavic 517 Rim brake rims.
Crank: Shimano LX 170mm
Pedals: Ritchey Pro
Ring: Vuelta 32 tooth
Soma.jpg
Caidee
Member for: 20 years 1 month

Postby porschenut on Wed 21/Mar/07 3:02pm

when you are in the states can you buy me a soma groove frame?? plz??
porschenut
User avatar
Member for: 18 years 6 months

Postby Caidee on Wed 21/Mar/07 4:31pm

porschenut wrote: when you are in the states can you buy me a soma groove frame?? plz??


it's perrrrdy eh :) i'll look tho

not many bike shops here
Soma 2.jpg
Caidee
Member for: 20 years 1 month

Postby Jim on Wed 21/Mar/07 6:04pm

jeremyb wrote:
honeymonster wrote:

I'm surprised she doesn't have a beard


If she did then it would be with 100% certainty that slackboy was her father!





dont you mean she would be Slackboys farther?




;)
Jim
User avatar
Member for: 19 years 3 months

Postby bmcboy on Wed 21/Mar/07 8:21pm

Im thinking of getting a GT Peace (My MTB was stolen off the back of my car the other night :satan: )So when the insurance $$ comes I can buy a new bike
Whats people thoughts on them or is there other brands I should have a look at ???
Thanks Wayno
bmcboy
Member for: 17 years 1 month

Postby snr_merv on Wed 21/Mar/07 8:25pm

bmcboy wrote: Im thinking of getting a GT Peace (My MTB was stolen off the back of my car the other night :satan: )So when the insurance $$ comes I can buy a new bike
Whats people thoughts on them or is there other brands I should have a look at ???
Thanks Wayno

I love mine, it rides nicely, and I've even won a race on it :D Probably not much better out there for $1100, and it's worth every cent :thumbsup:
(the juicies + pedals are upgrades)
GT Peace.jpg
snr_merv
User avatar
Member for: 19 years 9 months

Postby dented on Wed 21/Mar/07 8:28pm

Or you could be different and get a Peace 9'r. Although if you go that way, I would recommend going for the Raleigh 29er, you should be able to bargain price to under $1200 and you get Aviid BB5's instead of the Tektro V's.

I can honestly say they are a great bike
http://www.vorb.org.nz/images/albums/us ... C01356.JPG
Last edited by dented on Wed 21/Mar/07 8:32pm, edited 1 time in total.
dented
User avatar
Member for: 18 years 2 months

Postby snr_merv on Wed 21/Mar/07 8:29pm

The GT 29er doesn't have disc tabs, otherwise I might have gone for the big wheels myslef...
snr_merv
User avatar
Member for: 19 years 9 months

Postby Owen on Wed 21/Mar/07 8:57pm

Oo, my new ride should arrive tomoro...
37205128_full.jpg
Owen
Member for: 20 years 6 months

Postby bmcboy on Wed 21/Mar/07 9:02pm

snr_merv wrote: The GT 29er doesn't have disc tabs, otherwise I might have gone for the big wheels myslef...


I looked at the 29er too and the not haveing the disc tabs put me off it too. the only things I will most likely change will be the pedals and the couch like seat
bmcboy
Member for: 17 years 1 month

Postby snr_merv on Wed 21/Mar/07 9:04pm

bmcboy wrote:
snr_merv wrote: The GT 29er doesn't have disc tabs, otherwise I might have gone for the big wheels myslef...


I looked at the 29er too and the not haveing the disc tabs put me off it too. the only things I will most likely change will be the pedals and the couch like seat

Yea, the juicies are overkill :D
snr_merv
User avatar
Member for: 19 years 9 months

Postby snr_merv on Wed 21/Mar/07 9:05pm

Owen wrote: Oo, my new ride should arrive tomoro...

Hot Owen, just in time for you to rip up Friday shuttles :sneaky:
snr_merv
User avatar
Member for: 19 years 9 months

Cycling | Mountain Biking | Post Your Bike | Singlespeed - Latest Posts

Who is online

468 Users browsing this website: Google [Bot] and 467 guests

REMEBER TO CLICK THE LINKS WHEN BUYING FROM VORB SUPPORTERS


  • Chain Reaction Cycles
  • GT Bicycles
  • ProBikeKit
  • Vorb Shop
  • Wiggle

cron