206er this ones for you
Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 6:48 am
206er wrote:post a pic with the bikes on it!!
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Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 3:59 pm
I can imagine how good that is for your gas mileage lol.
Posted: Fri Aug 04, 2006 8:24 pm
Got a link showing how you painted those calpers? Look great! What did you use, what were the steps to prep? If you already wrote up, please send me the link! Cheers, have fun on the trail!
Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 2:01 pm
LOL
Posted: Sat Aug 05, 2006 5:18 pm
thats bad ass... Too bad I can't get a rack on my wagon without screwin up the rackless roof!
Posted: Sun Aug 06, 2006 7:16 am
The Thule rack fits to the upper side gutter trim thing and can take a lot more weight than the frail OEM set up.
I took the original rack off to use the detachable Thule.
This carries the 18-foot vintage wood canvas canoe( weight 95 # dry)
plus the 14-foot white water playboat( 70 +) over rough roads.
At 58 inches, the bars are a lot wider.
However, the tower clamps will mar the finish of that rail thing.
I took the original rack off to use the detachable Thule.
This carries the 18-foot vintage wood canvas canoe( weight 95 # dry)
plus the 14-foot white water playboat( 70 +) over rough roads.
At 58 inches, the bars are a lot wider.
However, the tower clamps will mar the finish of that rail thing.
Posted: Wed Aug 16, 2006 9:13 pm
nice! what kinda roof rack is that?
you race too eh? what class?
Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 7:22 am
yup just finished the year
im in FSP and doing pretty good
in kelowna (home town) i finished 13th over all and in vernon (next town over) i finished 7th over all for the year. (my 1st year autoxing)
im not to sure what kind of rails that run left to right are but the bikebuckets are home made by a buddy of mine who works at a bikeshop here.
im in FSP and doing pretty good
in kelowna (home town) i finished 13th over all and in vernon (next town over) i finished 7th over all for the year. (my 1st year autoxing)
im not to sure what kind of rails that run left to right are but the bikebuckets are home made by a buddy of mine who works at a bikeshop here.
Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 4:22 pm
I was talking about bmx racing but fsp is cool too. I used to race bmx years ago and thinking of going in a couple with my s&m. 
hey it only weighs like 35lbs lol.
hey it only weighs like 35lbs lol.Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 8:19 pm
haha i was thinking about that last night and i was like oh, i bet he means bmx lol
yup this season that just ended was my 6th
3 provintal #1 for my age group (16x, 17-18x, 19-27x)
1 provintal #2 for my age group (17-18x)
what kinda s&m you have?
i love my fbm capone its only 9lbs lighter then yours
and my race bike is a haro sx pro i think it weighs in at 23lbs?
yup this season that just ended was my 6th
3 provintal #1 for my age group (16x, 17-18x, 19-27x)
1 provintal #2 for my age group (17-18x)
what kinda s&m you have?
i love my fbm capone its only 9lbs lighter then yours
and my race bike is a haro sx pro i think it weighs in at 23lbs?
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:47 am
I would probably be able to do pretty good in 18-27 novice or whatever it is here but Im real outa shape.
Im only guessing as to 35lbs, probably a bit lighter. its a 2002 dirt bike classic, the one with the head tube gusset, seat stay brakes and small dropouts.
chrome pitchforks (
)
hazard lites 48hx14mm
animal tires
slam bars
profile race cranks 175mm
macneil 39t gaurd sprocket x 13t odysey freewheel
cielinki pedals
no pegs right now
needs a gyro and a compact drive setup.
Im only guessing as to 35lbs, probably a bit lighter. its a 2002 dirt bike classic, the one with the head tube gusset, seat stay brakes and small dropouts.
chrome pitchforks (
)hazard lites 48hx14mm
animal tires
slam bars
profile race cranks 175mm
macneil 39t gaurd sprocket x 13t odysey freewheel
cielinki pedals
no pegs right now
needs a gyro and a compact drive setup.