Bike checks that you fancy.

Thanks matey, i am sure it wouldn't matter to much at all i have just always been that slight bit curious.
 
new wall decoration after fishing for bike shit.:rolleyes:
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Belle said:
haha, i see similar seats from time to time at the tip

I have a question about your warrior
can you have your wheel placed at around 13.75 or will the axles be falling out?
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From the centre of the crank spindle to the very end of the drop out on my warrior is 13.75inches.
I run a regular chain with no half links and my rear end is at 13.25inches and its not completely slammed, just enough room to get your chain off without breaking it when trying to get the wheel off. I've tried to slam it completed by using a half link but this made the chain SUPER SUPER tight and was very hard to even turn.

Are you scared it'll be too short if you happen to get one?
 
Thanks rhys, nah my take was super short in the rear, i got used to it and liked it
I just prefer a longer rear end for that more stable feeling in manuals and that kinda stuff.

I may purchase one later this year.
 
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mates bike that a few of us chipped in and built for him. it did have a red wall on the front and an asm
 
specs:
Frame - A to B. Ashley Charles sig.. WTP
Fork - colony official
Bars -Animal sway
Stem - redneck
Grips - Edwins
Headset - Eclat
Seatpost Clamp -forged WTP
Seat - aitken pivotal
Rear Wheel -odyssey cassette/Quadrant rim.
Front Wheel -odyssey vandero female/quadrant.
Cranks -shadow new ones.
Pedals - hamiltons
Sprocket - odyssey vermont
Pegs - plegs...
Tyres - BLUE odyssey aitken with tan side wall.

we built it up for his 35th bday and he also had quit smoking ciggies
 
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