fLyRiCE
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Look good but we'll see if they're as durable as the A Frames.
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fLyRiCE said:I've had the Azonic A Frames on my all-mountain bike for years now and have not had a problem with them. They've been good to me at Northstar and D-ville. When the crappy stock pedals on my downhill bike became loose, I replaced them with the Wellgo B37 -- $20 (closeout) a set were hard to pass up. Check out www.universalcycles.com for a good assortment of pedals. Just look for something with replaceable pins and a low profile so that you don't go rock bashing all the way down the mountain.
DropkickJake said:So any of you guys wanna take your bikes off some wicked jumps at calabazas this friday?
DropkickJake said:When you wanna go to Pleasanton, I am always down to ride whenever and I love that place.
CityBikeMike said:I work pretty close, so one of these days. I want to get a aluminum bar for my Stumpjumper first - I've heard of bad things happening to people who jump with Carbon Fiber bars.
I chickened out on nearly everything at Northstar - I'm hoping I can work my way up to it at Pleasanton!
EC70 said:I would not use CF bars for jumping
I dig the reflectors. I knew my bike was missing something.mikev said:Well, I don't have to bug you guys about opinions on MTBs anymore! I stopped at Cal Bikes today and they had this selling for basically wholesale price... I couldn't pass it up, and they added Avid Juicy 5's for me for a good price. Wootz!
That's Little, Angry, Bald, SupeVader to you.EC70 said:I think that rock has dropped some
Harpo look's like Darth Vader
That was a fun trail.
I really enjoyed Live Wire trail with that raised tree obstacle