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It is cool though!

Re: Re: My dad rides a 2012 diamondback with Sram X5 components. Recently the rear mech snapped and after closer inspection it was almost entirely plastic; it was definetley not rebuildable. Then there's my 93' Stumpjumper that has had nothing break. The bottom bracket on my Klein is just as...

I don't think that's retro.

I saw those on eBay, I thought about getting one for my Pinnacle but I think I'll keep an eye out for an MC1. They seem to go for about the same price.

What kind of stem is that? It doesn't look like an MC1.

Re: Loads of useful parts, have a look How many of those skeletal clamp skewers do you have?

You can't beat a Dolomite Attitude, this get's my vote hands down.

Re: Re: It was rainy that day, and was up in the mountains at about 10,000 ft. elevation. Usually it's hot and dry.

My Pinarello in Copper, Colorado.

Is a road bike OK?

I painted my De Rosa using the ol' spray gun and air compressor.

Re: Re: I was wondering the same thing...

It's probably worth it's weight in titanium and carbon fiber! :lol:

Never, really.

Wow, that's cool. It looks to be in very nice shape too.

Hi, I stripped the paint and off of my Klein Pinnacle without taking measurement of where they were exactly, so I need some measurements for the downtube decal (Headtube to the end of the N) and also one for the fork decal on an Attitude. (Dropout to end of N.) Thanks!

A story about the "haters:" One day when I was leaving school on my StumpJumper some kid made fun of it because it's purple and has no shocks, therefore it "sucks." When I took look at his bike, it was a mere Wal Mart bike. Needless to say his point was moot. About the snobs: When they have...