yup 29er is the onlyway to go nowadays i love mine...... its so quick.
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yup 29er is the onlyway to go nowadays i love mine...... its so quick.
barnyard
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yo b +k 
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the bigger wheels are better for going down hill than up hill...and take more energy to get going but hold momentum better than smaller wheels. The larger wheels offer a more stable placement of rider on the frame and greater tire contact with the riding surface.
My choice from the hard working Pashley peeps would be Guv'nor (3 Speed) with 28" wheels:
http://www.pashley.co.uk/products/guvnor-3-speed.html
they also have 46er configurations in their catalog...and a 69er can be very effective for all involved
the bmx trixters have 20" and 24" wheels
all of them would be fun going down CO's 14ers! lol
...the bigger wheels are better for going down hill than up hill...and take more energy to get going but hold momentum better than smaller wheels. The larger wheels offer a more stable placement of rider on the frame and greater tire contact with the riding surface.
My choice from the hard working Pashley peeps would be Guv'nor (3 Speed) with 28" wheels:
http://www.pashley.co.uk/products/guvnor-3-speed.html
they also have 46er configurations in their catalog...and a 69er can be very effective for all involved
the bmx trixters have 20" and 24" wheels
all of them would be fun going down CO's 14ers!
lol
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Here's my 1998 K2 Proflex 4500C Carbon Fiber. The carbon fiber frame were manufactured by Easton. This model was discontinued because of the cost to produce the carbon fiber frames. I have headlights setup on the bars right now for midnight trail riding and smoking. Nothing beats a good smoke and a ride.
007.
Member
This is a very similar deck to the one on my longboard, which I've ridden for 6 years now without ever changing more than one piece of truck hardware (the bearings are getting kind of shitty though).
I also ride a Burton snowboard with Flow bindings, which are unbelievably sweet when it comes to free riding the mountain. The bindings are a little heavy for tricking though.
Maybe one day, who knows?
Fullbite-green
Member
Big weels is alright!!.. Just do a speed check before you drop down the hill!
almost forgot this one cause i dont ride it,its a gianni motta triathalon , with columbus frame transtorque seat stays and campy record/ambrosio parts i was thinking about a restore/update but im broke, so its just stays in the closet. these bikes are no longer imported from italy but the company is still going.
anyone else.
igrowkushbitch
Active member
Here are my central Oregon rides
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THE TROOPER
straight from fucking poland! can't wait to ride them!
they loosk kick ass and look like a lot of fun.
