- Feedback
- View
Hopefully you'll not be flying off this like the Haro at RepackRide Yorkshire style.
I will have to have a wizz around the carpark on it though
I will have to have a wizz around the carpark on it though
1991 Rocky Mountain Experience
- Thread starter MiniNinjaRob
- Start date
- Feedback
- View
I put this stem (NOS Tioga T-Bone prestige) and bars on (NOS Tioga in dark grey) just to see what they looked like (have a RM stem and was going to repaint them).
I think they suit it!
The position will be perfect for me but I know it not the original kit.
I think they suit it!
The position will be perfect for me but I know it not the original kit.
- Feedback
- View
Canadian quality... BB slipped in so nicely - easier than any other frame I've ever had.
Now THIS is a short back end.....
Now THIS is a short back end.....
- Feedback
- View
MikeD":34x1hgoh said:Not sure how much of that is Canadian quality and how much is 20 year old aluminium frame that's had a fair few BBs in and out of it
And I managed to keep my mouth shut... :roll:
- Feedback
- View
classen":3238jmon said:Whaddya saying? ... that his bike is a bit "loose" ?
And again, I'd managed to stay quiet and keep it clean! :roll:
- Feedback
- View
Go wash your mouths out!
- Feedback
- View
Dear me, I turn my back for 5 minutes.... :roll:
It wasn't a loose fit at all, just smooth and steady to screw in. Just lovely.
It also might have been that I have a parts washer now and the BB was properly cleaned up before I installed it .....
Can't wait to spray the forks up and get the decals on. The black forks do look very good though, with fresh black paint it's hard to take a sanding pad to them to key them in for the first coat.
It wasn't a loose fit at all, just smooth and steady to screw in. Just lovely.
It also might have been that I have a parts washer now and the BB was properly cleaned up before I installed it .....
Can't wait to spray the forks up and get the decals on. The black forks do look very good though, with fresh black paint it's hard to take a sanding pad to them to key them in for the first coat.
