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dom101

dom101

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Just picked up a second bike the other day for a steal.
Just got my new parts from strictly, I'm pretty happy with it.
Frame:WTP
Bars: WTP mad max
Forks: Colony Dagger
Cranks: Colony
Peds: odyssey
Sprocket: WTP
Stem: Colony
Rims: Colony
Hubs F/R: Colony Clone
Tyres F/R: Eclat/Odyssey




My Other Ride
Frame: Colony Phantom
Bars: Proper
Forks: Proper
Stem: Colony
Sprocket: colony
Cranks: Specialized
Peds: Colony
Wheels: Alienation
Tyres F/R: Fit/WTP

 
Brozracing192

Brozracing192

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Replaced a whole bunch of stuff since I last posted on here. I absolutely love it.

Frame: Tempered Treason v3 21.25TT
Fork: S&M Pitchfork XLT
Bar: Tempered 1929
Stem: S&M Challenger
Cranks: Salt Pro (Snapped my uniteds and got these off a friend)
Pedals: S&M 101 (Trailmixes in this photo)
Front Wheel: G-sport ribcage to profile Elite with a Fly Sergio Tire
Rear Wheel: G-Sport Ribcage to Profile Elite with a Fly Ruben Tire
Sprocket: Superstar 30T
Grips: Fly Ruben

 
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fitbmx

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goin back to bmx

should be fully built within a few weeks, just gotta pick up some parts and get the wheels built



Frame - Subrosa Lethum 21”
Fork - Odyssey Director
Handlebars - Fly Tierra 27"
Stem - Odyssey Elementary V3
Headset - Odyssey Integrated
Grips - Odyssey Chase Hawk
Saddle - Fit Lo Bolt Kevlar
Seatpost - Animal Wedge Pivotal
Cranks - Premium Lite
Chain - KMC Gold
Pedals - Eclat Plaza Plastic
Front hub - Odyssey Vandero
Rear hub - KHE Reverse Freecoaster 9t
Front rim - Colony Contour 36h
Rear rim - Colony Contour 36h
Nipples - Gold alloy nipples
Tyres - Odyssey Aitken Street Plyte 2.2 front, Odyssey Path Plyte 2.1 rear
Total weight - 10 - 11kg

free frame and rims woo, probably gonna get a fit vh3 around xmas time to finish off the build
 
singlespeedfreeride

singlespeedfreeride

Cycleworld
bit of an update on my 2012 united supreme su1. along with a 'custom' hub guard for a fly front hub. its really just the top seal of a headset with a zip tie wound up inside to keep it in place. works pretty well as ive already got scratches on it from the first few grinds.


 
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fitbmx

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singlespeedfreeride said:
bit of an update on my 2012 united supreme su1. along with a 'custom' hub guard for a fly front hub. its really just the top seal of a headset with a zip tie wound up inside to keep it in place. works pretty well as ive already got scratches on it from the first few grinds.
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nice work with the hubguard and dayum your bike looks clean
 
rhysrhysbaby

rhysrhysbaby

Eats Squid
It has been a long time since I've posted a bike in here.



Frame:Cult OS V3 21.25
Fork:Skavenger Flat Iron
Bars:S&M Perfect Ten
Stem:Division Monument
Grips: Odyssey Chase Hawk
Front Wheel: Colony Contour
Cranks: WTP Royal V2
Sprocket: Federal Street
Seat: Federal Fat, Division pivotal post
Rear wheel:Federal Freecoaster V2, Odyssey Hazard Lite
Tyres: Demolition Momentum
Pegs: Division Sync
 
bmx

bmx

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Have been out of the game since June 2010 due to an accident, and only just had my ankle reconstruction surgery a few weeks ago. So I'm building my BMX up again, starting with a new frame.

YES, I am getting an new black front rim, and yes, my rear is also getting done black again. In the 2nd picture you can see I'm getting a new LHD Tree Hub.

Frame - Stolen Cherry 20.25
Fork - Fit Shiv 2
Bars - Sunday Triumph (going to find something lighter soonish)
Stem - KHE Minimise
Cranks - Profile with Ti spindle
Front Wheel - BSD Street hub with Demolition Rim (soon to be a black Alienation Runaway)
Rear Wheel - Proper MagnaTi with 7KA (with Tree hub waiting to go on)

Also going to get a folding tire on the front to save a bit of weight. Why am I going so light? Because it will be a while til I'll be doing anything big again, so this just makes whips etc easier. Plus I like it light.

Weighs 9.5kg or 21 lb exactly. Going to get it down to 9kg


 
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Crimson

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darthpunk said:
1) can you have rear disc style brake on a BMX?
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Yes, there were a few frames with disc brake mounts in the early 00's, but not so much now - if v-brakes or u-brakes (or your foot) can't stop you you probably shouldn't be on a BMX.
Profile still make hubs to mount the rotors, but you still need to mount the caliper to the frame somehow.

2) can you have quick release front wheel on a bmx ?
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Not traditionally (that I'm aware of), though it should be possible to trim down a MTB/Road axle & skewer to the correct length and re-thread it. I know it's not advised on the rear because the clamping power of a QR isn't great enough for the horizontal drop outs, but on the front....
 
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