A FIXIE BIKE
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BIKE RACE WHEELS. BIKE RACE
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BIKE RACE A Rider's bike fall during the Final of Dirt track Race at Parade Ground in Jammu. Philadelphia bike race Photos from the 25th annual philly bike race. Similar posts: entry level road bikes for sale bike hooks rv ladder bike racks how to pump up road bike tires womens mountain bike helmet chinese mini bikes lysterfield mountain bike quiet exercise bike motocross bike stands sigma bike computer |
A FIXIE BIKE : A FIXIE
A FIXIE BIKE : GENERATOR BICYCLE HEADLIGHT. A Fixie Bike
fixie at the beach Fixie conversion: Bike started out as a Schwinn Traveler that I bought from a guy off of craigslist. It used to be white and in really poor condition. Everything was taken off the bike except for the seat post, headset, and handlebar and stem. Original paint was stripped down to the metal and repainted in blue. New seat, sugino cranks/chainring, wheels/tires, pedals, and bar wrap. Friday Fixie I changed out the crankset to a 165 Pake fixie crank. It used to be a swaged on chainring 175 craptastic crankset. The chainring kept bending in traffic. Now I am rolling the 53x16 with a 14 on the other side for the flatlands... I also cleaned it and added the Viva saddlebag loops. Similar posts: 24 girls cruiser bike r1 bike cover specialized bike review women's beach bike lucky strike bike incite bike computer bionx electric bike motor haro bike grips |
HELMETS FOR CRUISER BIKES : CRUISER BIKES
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Mondo's Easyrider A ghost will greet you when you ride into Las Vegas. Surely, a whole desert full of souls haunts this improbable place, but this is a benevolent spirit nurtured by a man called Mondo who believes that friendship never dies. Each bike that comes out of his Sin City shop is a shrine to the best friend he ever had, a founding father of chopper culture and a brother to all bikers: Denver Mullins. It is a proud legacy for Armando “Mondo” Porras, the proprietor of Denver’s Choppers, to carry a torch for his late mentor. The hard-core hallmark of every one of Mondo’s choppers is solid steel forks flanking a pair of coiled chrome springs and rockers that suspend the front axle. Mondo, using his own hands and with Denver Mullins’ inspiration, makes every weld in these “springers” himself today. He was building and riding bikes when there was no speed limit across the California-Nevada border and no helmet laws anywhere. If you had your knees to the breeze, you had brothers to watch your back. A five-gallon tank and a buck fifty would take you two hundred miles. “We’re still building bikes that look just like the bikes we built years ago,” Mondo says, speaking as though Mullins were by his side. That means a narrow, eighteen-inch back wheel, a mechanical brake, upswept pipes, and a hand-molded stretched frame. “That’s what separates us from everybody else,” he says. “It’s the fact that we aren’t actually young guys trying to copy what was done in the old days; we are the old guys doing what we did best in the old days. my cruiser We rented cruiser bikes and took two trips around Stanley Park - the second time we were searching for the trails that connect inland but couldn't find any way onto them. I loved this bike, no back pain, no craned neck. I'm definitely getting a bike where I can sit upright (I don't intend any serious riding), but maybe with a few gears. We were pleasantly surprised to find that the trails leaving Stanley park work seamlessly into trails that hug either side of the city waterfront. We could just keep going and going. We went as far as some gelato, and lovely open air restaurant seating. Vancouver really has it's stuff together. We were also impressed by the beach at the West End - they had giant logs set out and people tended to set up near them, leaving clear paths for people to walk through. It was an example of things being orderly and considerate and made the city feel so much friendlier than I am used to. Similar posts: bicycle seat post clamp bike auction sites mongoose switchback bike giant road bicycles pet bike baskets kid mountain bikes 54cm bike frame trek bikes fuel |
BICYCLE TIRE AND TUBE : BICYCLE TIRE
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Trashion Peacock Hair Fascinator Trashion Peacock Hair Fascinator Laundry detergent bottle plastic, soda pop cans combined with a peacock feather and recycled bicycle tire innertube make up this hair clip. The "Horse" My street-wise partial 18 speed trail-bike style derailleur which I fondly call "the Horse". If doing -- equip with Kevlar style tires; Slime & Slime tubes. Similar posts: raleigh bike stickers suzuki touring bikes bicycle with gas motor bike pedal types bmx bike on sale yeti mountain bike pecas para mountain bike |
GIRLS ROAD BIKES : GIRLS ROAD
Girls road bikes : Used specialized mountain bikes. Girls Road Bikes
Girl passing by When traveling from Northern Ghana to Akim (Southern Ghana) we stopped by a farmer to buy some of his products. There wasn't really a need for his products, but our intentions were to pay allot more then usual for his products to give him a little extra money to live off. This girl was standing in the bank aside the road, with a bike that was at least twice her size, probably waiting for someone to come pick her up. Road and Girl on Bike This is the road next to where my favorite house is. ;) It's an alley - I admit. But it's cool. This girl actually waited to go down the alley so I could get a picture w/out her in it. Heehee. I told her I'd prefer it with her in it. It's true - I like this version better! ;) Similar posts: biking rain pants bicycle clip shoes r1 bike cover tri spoke bike wheels bicycle best buys monster decals for dirt bikes bike downhill |
MOUNTAIN BIKE FRONT WHEEL - FRONT WHEEL
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Reapers Revenge Bike - Front Detail Greybeard Promotions Creme de la Chrome Rocky Mountain Rod & Custom November 26th-28th, 2010 This custom bike, called "Reapers Revenge" was located next to my booth. A father and son built this in their basement over 8 months time. This was their first attempt at a custom bike and they did all of their own fabrication and assembly. Creepy and Cool, this bike was simply amazing. Seat and front wheel are run by hydralics. There is an iPod Classic holder below the seat which is connected to speakers inside the two skulls on either side of the front gooseneck tube. Blades on wheels are from various knives. Most metal cutting was done with a Dremmel Tool. Front Wheel Mountain biking today. Front brakes smoking hot. We'll maybe not quite smoking. Similar posts: disk brakes for mountain bikes odometer for bicycle best road bike for 500 schwinn bicycle built for two how to install bike grips mtn bike frames magna bike reviews croozer mini bicycle trailer |
WHAT IS A 29ER BIKE - WHAT IS A
What Is A 29er Bike - 2011 Kawasaki Dirt Bikes What Is A 29er Bike
4.19.11 - Moots MootoX RSL I had the opportunity to ride the Moots Mooto X RSL 29er today thanks to Amy from Moots visiting Above Category. What an amazing bike. I haven't had a ton of time on Ti bikes, but I'm fairly certain I'm hooked after riding this thing. This is by far the best handling 29er I've had the pleasure of riding. Climbing is a dream, descending is amazing... can't ask for more than that, right? I'm really looking forward to putting my order in! Coin Capped Fork Leg I didn't realize Irish coins would rust. There's no clear coat on this, so it's exposed to the elements. You'd think with as much rain as Ireland gets that they'd have made themselves a currency that wasn't so susceptible to corrosion from the elements. But what do I know. I guess it's meant to be carried in the pocket, or on the counter at the pub. Similar posts: best mountain bikes under 500 how to build a four wheel bike bicycle trainers review 70cc dirt bike tt tri bike mountian bike frames used 3 wheel bikes |
DIRT BIKE LESSONS. BIKE LESSONS
DIRT BIKE LESSONS. FIXIE TRICK BIKE. Dirt Bike Lessons
Dirt Ride I took a lesson in riding on dirt. Unlike a car, simply riding on dirt roads challenges your skills. It's harder than it looks but I managed to keep it upright! Phew. Danielle's Dirt Bike Lesson CLT: Sister's home Bruce teaching Danielle on dirt bike Nikon D700 | Tamron 28-300@92 | ?5.3 | 1/30s | ISO3200 | Handheld Similar posts: girls dirt bike gear stretch bicycle frame 3 speed bicycle wheel ladies comfort bicycles road bicycle touring road bike frames bike pump needle bike engined car felt f45 road bike mini clown bicycle |
FIXED GEAR BICYCLES FOR SALE : BICYCLES FOR SALE
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Fixie/Track Frame (FOR SALE!) 56cm fixed-gear only frame (no room for rear brake!). 74 deg head and seat tube angles. 56cm top tube. Bosses and eyelets for full fenders and one set of water carrier bosses. Fully fillet-brazed with silver brazed, lugged fork. Powdercoated "Capricot" orange. True Temper Verus tubes and Paragon Dropouts, all American made! Light, fast, simple, and fun. Includes Campagnolo Record headset. $1000. On display at Behind Bars if you want to see it in person. 2011 Felt TK3 52cm with upgrades Mint Felt TK3 Track Bike. Fixed gear with Aerospoke, 46/18T Sugino crank and tons of upgrades with the original parts and paperwork; I put $1750 into it just 2 months ago. I have all the receipts. Date of purchase was March 2011. Put together by Avenue Cyclery in San Francisco Similar posts: italian bike mirror mountain bike mania orange 20 bike giant mountain bike review buying a bike bicycle frame sticker stamina recumbent bikes mens huffy mountain bike schwinn occ bike |
CHEAP BEACH CRUISER BIKE - CHEAP BEACH
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budweiser I bought him for $80 new at Big 5. After about a week, the pedal got stuck halfway unscrewed. when I tried to screw it back in, i realized it wasn't moving. I ended up stripping the the threads in the crank taking it out so I had to drop 40 on a new crank and pedals. I named him after the beer because like Budweiser, he's cheap and low quality but gets the job done.. Danny and his wonderful Beach Cruiser Danny looked for some cheap bikes online, and found this one in Las Vegas, for cheap, and it turned out to be the best buy ever. Perfect for cruising at night when you can't see the mounds of sand that would cripple all other bikes. Similar posts: tandem bike trailer canari gel bike shorts moto gp bike custom painted street bikes 20 inch bike tubes ball hitch bike rack 16 inch bicycle tire universal car bike rack how to stop on a fixed gear bike |
EXERCISER BIKES - EXERCISER
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Portland Bike Culture This bike looked like a stepper exerciser. I have no idea what it's called, but riders were giggling and laughing as they made their way along the river. Sunday was GLORIOUS. Finally, after months and months of cold, damp, miserable conditions, Sunday afternoon proved warm and dry. My wife and I tried out the new bike rack, loaded up the Prius, and headed down to the waterfront. We had a wonderful ride around both the West and East sides of the river. I couldn't believe it, but Portland was beginning to look a whole lot like Copenhagen, but without the fashion sense that our European brethren seem to insist on when riding bicycles. Whymcycle #117 40 in.Trampoline Wheel 40" trampoline with springs and mat in place... axel is 6? inches offset, now it has a faired 20" front wheel from a Schwinn Exerciser, speedo and dash/timer to follow.... Similar posts: dirt bikes prices mens bike clothes 450 motocross bike icon bike jacket moto bikes cheap bmx racing bikes city bike tire kestrel bike review mini pockets bikes 18 next bike |
LADIES ON BICYCLES - ON BICYCLES
LADIES ON BICYCLES - DIRT BIKE SAND TIRES Ladies On Bicycles
Lady on Bicycle Shame on her for not wearing a helmet. I went to Nicky's Vietnamese Sandwiches for the third straight day for lunch and saw her while walking back over to Avenue A. Dutch lady on bicycle (2007) Dutch ladies on bicycles is one of the most beautiful sights in the Netherlands. Similar posts: bmx bikes 4 sale e cycle electric bike electra bicycle bells hybrid bicycle ratings baja bike parts chariot corsaire xl bike trailer surly bike reviews |
HOW TO MEASURE KIDS BIKES - MEASURE KIDS BIKES
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R&R 097 | The Motel Life Willy Vlautin The Motel Life First published in: 2006 This edition: Faber and Faber, 2006 ISBN: 978-0-571-22807-2 or 0-571-22807-0 Genre: Americana, fiction Pages: 206 Cover illustrations by Nate Beaty, jacket design by gray318 book097-1000px (private on flickr for now) What attracts me about Willy Vlautin's books is that they look so beautiful on the outside (the covert art is pretty, and pretty amazing), but these beautiful outsides usually cover some gritty subject matter. Vlautin delves into an America which a lot of writers just prefer to ignore; his characters are the complete opposite of the faces of America with are preferred by some (example: Louboutin wearing, Cosmo sipping blondes). The Americans you encounter in Vlautin's novels are poor, lost and they make mistakes with heartbreaking, or plain terrible consequences. Jerry Lee Flannigan's mistake? Killing a teenager and subsequently fleeing the scene. Before jumping to any conclusions, it's important to know a few things about this event up front: a) the boy suddenly crossed the road on his bike at 4AM during a blizzard; Jerry Lee or any other car driver – who had right of way – couldn't expect the boy to be there. b) Jerry Lee claims to his brother Frank he was only driving 20 mph, max. c) Jerry Lee was "a little drunk" (read: more drunk than a passed out Frank). Whether the kid was supposed to be there or not, Jerry Lee had been drinking and driving. The end. Fearing he'll have to go to jail, Jerry flees the state with Frank's help. Vlautin puts the reader is put in a tough spot; we are angry at the brothers for running away, but we quickly realize these men aren't bad people. Regret oozes off the pages, like those clocks in a Dali painting. The main theme of this book is guilty conscience and the struggle with knowing you did something horrible. I (personally) wouldn't say it's a book about redemption, rather it is about guilt, being consumed by it, and feeling the pain that comes with it in your veins. How it owns you – and ultimately can destroy you and the people who love you. Frank witnesses his brother's demise into guilt, and shares that with us in a frank (no pun intended) narration. It's obvious that Frank is hurting, too – for his brother. It's their relationship that is the heart of the story. There is a clear strength between the brothers' bond, a closeness that makes this harsh story, at times, feel warm and even optimistic. Jerry Lee depends on Frank, especially now, and Frank is there for him. The brothers' relationship reminds me a lot of My Name is Earl – Randy is sweet but can't really function well without Earl, who has his dumb moments but is the smarter one of the two. Earl and Randy live in a motel, much like Frank and Jerry Lee, and they are also part of the "white trash class" the rest of America loves to hate. My Name is Earl is a considerably lighter story about two brothers – it is a sitcom after all – but the brothers' relationship is similar to that of Frank and Jerry Lee. This I liked. What I disliked is how both Jerry Lee and Frank feel pain for what happened to the boy, but they both continue to behave irresponsibly when it comes to alcohol (Frank drives drunk, Jerry Lee "wishing he'd been there too"). Yes, there is a redemptive storyline apart from Jerry Lee's downward guilt spiral: Frank takes a dog under his wings – and it's cute and I found myself saying out loud multiple times, "Don't let anything happen to that dog"… But it's also, maybe, not enough. It's unreasonable for a reader to demand that alcoholic characters hop on the wagon immediately and remain sober for the rest of their lives, but it's hard for me to accept their feelings of guilt knowing that somewhere along the line, the brothers would drink and drive, and hit someone again. Having been part of an accident that killed someone, why would you want to risk repetition of this, and why would you increase the chance of re-occurrence? Yes, the brothers struggle with their conscience, but continuing this behavior does make me feel like they didn't learn from that terrible accident. I sympathized with the brothers, but I also felt disappointed with them. I wouldn't be surprised if Vlautin purposely went in this direction, though; it does make a reader think about life and how it's not easy for everyone. I do admire Vlautin for being an unapologetic writer who's not afraid to let people, his protagonists, be that imperfect. As a reader, I struggled with feeling either too understanding or too judgmental of the brothers. I say this all the time, but this one calls for it to be said again for good measure: There is no black and white. Maybe I would have understood it a little better, if I knew the brothers better. I do feel that I got mostly glimpses of these people. The 202 page book, in my opinion, could easily do with a couple dozen extra pages to provide more insight, especially considering this book is t 1974 Schwinn Continental. I have no way of knowing whether or not this was the first 10-speed I ever owned — I just don't remember — but this is as close to my recollection of that bike as I can find. The color is the same, and mine definitely had those dangerous "safety" brake-levers. When I was in sixth grade (?), Huffy released (and heavily promoted) the Aerowind, which soon became the must-have bike. A real 10-speed! (I'm not sure if that's the correct model name or not, but the bike I'm thinking of sold for around $100 and featured Christopher Cross' "Ride Like the Wind" as background music in the television commercial. It just made you want one, SO BAD!) Dave Jones was the first to get one of these bikes — it was sky blue — and I was infinitely envious. Perhaps it wasn't long after that when Dad took me to this small bike shop in Naperville that no longer exists (it was located in the little strip-mall next to the DuPage river, between Burger King and Prince Castle — also no longer there). He ended up buying me a second-hand 10-speed in "racing brown"; the catalog calls it chestnut, which was also the color of the plastic, translucent bar tape. I'm almost certain this wasn't the bike I wanted, but it was a 10-speed all the same. (Random memory: while riding down Calumet one day, I was "practicing" stopping short on the front brakes to see how far I could swing up and balance over the front wheel without actually going vertical and flipping over. Sorry to say, I found out the hard way just how much is too much. I never did it again, though...) Placing this bike on my personal timeline is proving a bit tricky. It seems likely I would have got this bike after the Raleigh BMX, but I can't be certain of that. The only credible memory I have to date this bike is riding it to Wheaton during 8th grade to visit my maybe girlfriend, Kelly Clarke. (I can't verify she was my girlfriend by any standard measure, but we did spend an ungodly number of hours on the phone together.) Kelly lived behind Monroe Junior High, just across the tracks from our school but quite a trek from our house in Warrenville. (Thinking about it now, that was a strange family — though they were always amazed at how far I'd come to see Kelly. As for me, I remember being so impressed that her brother would regularly jog 4-6 miles and a little freaked out that her mother had achieved a kind of perverse notoriety for dating — was it dating? — a local Elvis impersonator, Rick Saucedo. It's probably good that our "relationship" fizzled when it did. I had things to do.) In any case, this bike was the first to ferry me beyond the periphery of my known stomping grounds, allowing a taste of the adventure and freedom that most kids don't experience until they start driving. Similar posts: topeak dual touch bike storage stand accessories for bicycle thule bicycle carrier scott mountain bikes 50 pit bike gt terra mountain bike play bike racing games online enduro mountain bikes |
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Merida Matts Scandium 5000D My new ride. I replaced my old 17" Jamis Dakota Elite frame with the slightly bigger 18" Merida MATTS Scandium 5000D. I am putting the Jamis frame up for sale to help defray some of the expenses I put in into this new frame. My next upgrade will be the saddle which is already ripped on one side. =P I can't wait to try this new ride out soon. God is good =) Chris King Knockoff No Threadset Chris King No Threadset Knockoff For 1 1/8" steerer. This is FAKE. It is NOT original. Bought it from Paulina's when my 7-year old first-generation Tange Aheadset finally gave in. Similar posts: build a quad bike single speed bike accessories wearing bicycle helmets cool bike saddles used bike racks used bikes ct mongoose bikes sale dahon folding bicycles sparehand triple bike parking stand |
RALEIGH BIKE STORE - RALEIGH BIKE
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Shana's Bike Basil handlebar basket: rides securely but comes off easily. Pretty lightweight, and very comfortable for carrying around a market, so it makes a great companion for quick trip to the store. Last year, Shana bought a nice, but tired old Raleigh at a bike swap. We had it stripped and powder coated and a new Nexus 7 hub laced into the old rim. It's now a sweet, capable, comfy toodler for getting groceries, coffee, or going to dinner. Still to add: large rear baskets/panniers, new, modern saddle. Vintage Raleigh Fixie I took about a two hour ride today to test out my new Timbuk2 Messenger bag. I stopped at a store and thought I'd shoot this photo before I went on my way. This was part of the test.... Laptop, Nikon D50 SLR, Sigg bottle, tools n stuff, U lock and cable, and other stuff with LOTS of room to spare. I even put my helmet in there while I was in the store. Love this Bag! I will be able to bring my laptop to work when I commute now. Wooo - Hoooo !!! Similar posts: on line bike shop bike insurance groups nishiki bike parts fuji sagres road bike best road bike brand buy trek mountain bikes buy bicycle tire horizon recumbent exercise bike |
ROAD TIRES FOR A MOUNTAIN BIKE. ROAD TIRES FOR
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Decision Time My map showed a road going over the pass at this point, but a tunnel has been built. This picture was taken after I went through the tunnel. At the other side the road is completely closed off (and what is left is extremely rough and steep). Riding through the tunnel wasn't too bad. I looked back along the road and reckoned that there were no vehicles for at least 5km, which should give me time to get through the 1150m tunnel without having anything come up behind me. There was a gravel shoulder all the way through the tunnel, a few laybys to stop, and it was well lit. I rode on the road so I could get through quickly, but a could see bike tyre tracks on the shoulder. At the campsite in the evening, I met the cyclist who had left those tracks. Nearby is another tunnel: the Faskru?sfjor?ur Tunnel is over 5km long. Fortunately cyclists can use a coastal road instead. tire steps This road is near where I used to go mountain biking with the boys -- wicked memories. It's been probably 12 years since we've rode together -- feels like an eternity ago, but not really, know what I mean? I don't have any shots of us riding, but I do have a few old film shots of my bike (a GIANT ATX870), and 1 of my bike & me -- i'll see about posting those soon (maybe with a few of my old film shots that I took w/my F80). I took various shots of this road - from down low, normal height, standing on my truck's running board. The colour versions definitely didn't pass. The sepia didn't do it for me either but the B&W sort of caught my eye. It's not a special shot by any means, just a a shot I took randomly as I drove down this road. Similar posts: schwinn bike light next 26 bike solid bicycle tubes xport flatbed bike rack 49cm track bike bike rear rim giant women bikes balance bike comparison |
TRAILERS BIKES. BIKES
TRAILERS BIKES. KAWASAKI STREET BIKE PARTS. Trailers Bikes
EcoShopper bike trailer-5 BicycleR Evolution in Eugene sent us their handy Ecoshopper bike trailer. Pretty nice. Affordable. Versatile.. and locally made! Andy Hunter Trailer Video 5 Andy explains the straight pull trailer design as only he can.... Similar posts: little kids bike magna bikes target cheap dirt bike wheels used children's bikes road bicycles for sale online kent trail machine men's dual suspension mountain bike adult bikes with training wheels mo bike 2 |
WOMENS BEACH CRUISER BIKES. WOMENS BEACH
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eye of the beach cruiser a rusty old beach cruiser outside my house that nobody bothered to put inside during the winter. cynthia rowley beach cruiser profile New York fashion week, 2007 or 2008. One of the first designers to bring a bike onto the runway Similar posts: sport track bike foldable excercise bike cheap 50cc pit bikes nishiki touring bike 1957 schwinn bicycle sports bikes parts bike racks for walls bicycle shoe review dirt bikes reviews |