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[Brutuskend]

My MTB

Haro Team Frame (A4)
XT rear deraileur (with Rollamajig)
XT Thumb Shifters
Deore Front deraileur
XT Disc Front hub
Pulstar (USA made) rear hub (Straight pull spokes)
Deore cable accuated front disc
Avid Ti Brake levers
Avid "V" brake (rear)
KORE Stem
Thompson seat post
Rock Shox Judy TT (SUCKS, but will get upgraded soon)
Velocity Synergy rims (Half radial front lace) Alloy nipples
Kooka Cranks

(23lbs)

Road Bike
Hand made (Bruce Gordon) Frame (SL/SLR/SLX tubes with Campy drop-outs)
Full Dura Ace (Hubs/deraileurs/Cranks/brakes)
Velocity Areo Heat rims (alloy nipples)
TTT stem
Medolo bars
American Classic seat post

(19lbs)

 

[Viper GTS]

I have a pretty much stock 2001 GT i-Drive 6.0.

Haven't upgraded anything yet (save for slicks since it's mostly ridden on pavement).

I finally can get a bike locker here at work, so I hope to start riding it to & from work.

Picture

Viper GTS

 

[WolverineGator]

VooDoo Bokor. Paid $2000 in 1997. Company now bankrupt. Bike has 9,812 miles and has been ridden in 14 states.

Overall 5th out of 31 racers in southeast summer series (SERC).
Here I am:
www.goneriding.com/2002/SERC/6-Tennessee/photos/Page22.htm

Doesn't matter what you got as long as your ride.

PS. See my hot deal posting if you want 20% off at Nashbar.

 

[Beau]

Id like a Christini All-wheel drive

But I am getting this bike from a friend (no that's not me) the frame on that thing is made from a carbon fiber composite matrix structure, and weighs only 2 lbs.

 

[Entity]

No pics right now - my bike is a well-stocked (XT/XTR) 1997 Specialized FSR. I'm seriously considering upgrading after I graduate - I'm really not too keen on Full Suspension bikes anymore; I want a hardtail (X-country rider here).

Rob

 

[Entity]

Originally posted by: Garfang
Yeah, he said MTN bike, but I don't have a MTN bike.

I live right in the middle of a big metro area, and I use my home as the home base, so my city bike is great for me. They call it a hybrid, but I'm in the middle of the city, and it's my bike, so I can call it what I want.

It's a much improved 2001 Trek 7300 that only cost me $240 to start, roughly 1/2 the regular price of a new one. I've got an additional $260 in improved parts on it, so I've got a sweet urban warrior that can cruise with the roadies, yet still run through city parks, up grass hills, and cruise the packed gravel rails to trails paths without a whimper.

Heh, that's basically the story for my Jake the Snake. Perfect bike for commuting, but I take it over to some of the trails at Woodland Park when I want to work on my cross skills.

http://www.konaworld.com/kw_webstore/images/2k1-jakethesnake.jpg

Rob

 

[klod]

stock 2001 Raleigh M80