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Thanks! :) I was undecided about the groupset and whether to go with an earlier set up, but stuck with the original choice of modern sram mainly so that she has no worries with it. Would have liked something more in keeping though.. The Kona does look amazing similar at first glance. Will be...

-Spec- Frame: Spooky Bandwagon Fork: Marzocchi Z1 Bam Headset: Hope Stem: NYC Freeride H.O.E Handlebar: Azonic Single Wall Grips: Oury Brakes: Hope C2 185/165mm Cranks: Raceface North Shore Crank Bolts: Raceface Chainring: Porkchop Chopsaw II Chainring Bolts: Single...

Finished it today :) ...well apart from one zip tie for the rear brake line near the tyre, and changing the front brake hose at some point to decent hope stuff.. It will get fresh decals too once i've rendered them. Had some fun setting up the rear derailleur with it being the first time...

Build it and ride it! You'll have yourself a unique bike no matter what it's trying to resemble, and no doubt a good frame too. I wouldn't mind it... and not just for the controversy. You could certainly have some fun and come up with an interesting useable build! :) Would sooner not see...

my searchings for led to me to these couple of cool videos... both regarding the new Nikon D7000 mind, but it does look awesome with what it is capable of! 8) Nikon D7000: Camera Road Test With Chase Jarvis http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNKtFkX29IE Nikon D7000 "Benevolent Mischief" by...

Nice work!! Looks very cool. It certainly lends itself to the longer travel fork 8) Look forward to seeing some more pics when you do them, and also hearing how it rides when you're all done tweaking :) I'll give you a shout once i get some replacement decals worked out. Thats all it's...

i concur!

i like that! love the white powder coat with it. Bet she was chuffed!

You can use the magic wand to select the white but i find it hit and miss sometimes, plus don't like relying on tools too much... so best to use the polygonal lasso tool to cut it away and delete it for good. Just take your time with it, zoom right in and cut away what you don't need. make...

i just used the polygonal lasso tool to remove the background and cut away whatever wasnt needed to leaving it transparent, then layer the white underneath. Ideally it'd need to be redrawn in illustrator for best results and a cleaner black outline as it's quite bity. getting the fade to look...

another one lol

Thank you! 8)

You're right, it was pointless to an extent but i just liked it tbh... plus only cost me 99p with the tensioner :oops: It has now been removed anyway and much prefer it. Also removed the front brake; rear caliper will be reduced in size at some point too. Just want to simplify it...

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Couldn't resist a few cheeky snaps in the cold autumn sunshine now i had the wheels finally built last week. Tyres arrived monday... Even had a gentle roll down a berm track for teasers! Just waiting on rear derialleur and chain to finish off :) detailed shots will follow once...

cool from me... 50/50 now, but who'll swing it :)

Thank you :) The frame cost me £65 with BB converter not including delivery... Build cost thus far is growing slowly -1k once completed (ouch) ;)

I'd just like to say a big thank you to everyone that has commented thus far and to those i may not have replied to personally. You've all made it so worthwhile knowing the time, effort and love put into creating this little bike, even though it is just a humble DMR. Really do appreciate it...

this is what i spent my college loan on, a Powermac 7200, the same as the pic but with a 17" monitor... served me well at the time later part exchanged it with to a second hand G3 tower with built in Jazz drive, whooa feel the BEIGE POWER! :lol: Still got it up in the loft.