jamesp
poster child
I love this bike so hard
Over the course of a couple of years all of my mtn biking partners got injured. We'd resigned ourselves to road riding and this was as roadie as I could go.
I love this bike so hard
Zoiks! There's a story behind that wheel. I'm guessing that since you took photos, you're alright.
Glad your nuts weren't hanging any lower. That is pretty cool!A few pic's using the Cube mounted to the top tube on my fixed gear. This is mostly the Alvin, TX area on a perfect day with temperatures in the 60's. I took videos but the constant leg action on both sides of the screen are a bit much.
The ultra wide road. Gravil trucks make this section a bit sketchy.
A quiet country road.
A group heading the other way.
WEINER CAMA few pic's using the Cube mounted to the top tube on my fixed gear. This is mostly the Alvin, TX area on a perfect day with temperatures in the 60's. I took videos but the constant leg action on both sides of the screen are a bit much.
The ultra wide road. Gravil trucks make this section a bit sketchy.
A quiet country road.
A group heading the other way.
A few pic's using the Cube mounted to the top tube on my fixed gear. This is mostly the Alvin, TX area on a perfect day with temperatures in the 60's. I took videos but the constant leg action on both sides of the screen are a bit much.
The ultra wide road. Gravil trucks make this section a bit sketchy.
A quiet country road.
A group heading the other way.
Well, if yer gonna' be that way, I'll make you suffer the short video! stirthepot
Some of the cracks in the road could easily swallow up a wide MTB tire, but I like the challenge and lack of cars.
Do you have cross-ish tires on that SOMA for the big gaps? Gravel bikes are the way (well, at least one way) for a fun day!
Nah, 25 mm Conti Gatorskins. You can't bunny hop a fixie unless you like EMT's.
Well, if yer gonna' be that way, I'll make you suffer the short video! stirthepot
Some of the cracks in the road could easily swallow up a wide MTB tire, but I like the challenge and lack of cars.
Might any of you fine folks be able to recommend a decent mountain or hybrid bike for $200-300. Obviously, I mean relative to the price range. I'm thinking Giant, but I've been out of the bike world for more than 20 years.