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flag ckholcomb
Posted: May 4, 2014 at 15:14 Quote
My fault...couldn't tell cause I was looking on my phone, not offended and you can run a 25t or any other size sprocket you want on a race or any other frame...just saying.
flag Nachpro
Posted: May 4, 2014 at 18:19 Quote
harry-h wrote:
Nachpro wrote:
harry-h wrote:
what frame is that? haven't seen a top mount seatstay brake in a very long time.
Is a ENE ENE bikes NO NAME frame, is a brand from Argentina and is a brakeless frame, so I injerted an ACS BOA caliper brake making a hole in the bridge of the seatstays.
The bridge is flat.
Ahh, thought that might be the case, done that before, ghetto brake setups never work well though haha

a friend of mine did the installation work of the brake, he is mechanical and technician, and did a very good job, very neat.
Also the ACS boa are the best side pull calipers for BMX of all times, have a 10mm axle and 4 bearings, as a result the bike stops in a dime.
In this case the adaptation was very professional.
flag harry-h
Posted: May 5, 2014 at 0:58 Quote
ckholcomb wrote:
My fault...couldn't tell cause I was looking on my phone, not offended and you can run a 25t or any other size sprocket you want on a race or any other frame...just saying.
But due to the insane amount of pressure going through the chain when a racer snap out of the gate, most choose to run a larger sprocket and driver set up to avoid snapped chains and a broken face
flag baxby90
Posted: May 5, 2014 at 6:34 Quote
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my ride, stolen casino, standard at the min just looking forward to trying to get back into it
flag ebo421
Posted: May 9, 2014 at 2:28 Quote
baxby90 wrote:
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my ride, stolen casino, standard at the min just looking forward to trying to get back into it
5.5/10
flag ZacWilliams
Posted: May 13, 2014 at 6:16 Quote
photo

photo

Got tan walls and black cranks now, this is an old pic
flag bigbrotherbmx
Posted: May 13, 2014 at 7:30 Quote
5/10 probably less with tan walls
flag ZacWilliams
Posted: May 13, 2014 at 14:55 Quote
bigbrotherbmx wrote:
5/10 probably less with tan walls

I plan on having a black wheelset, chrome forks are cranks with a raw frame?
flag bigbrotherbmx
Posted: May 13, 2014 at 15:38 Quote
ZacWilliams wrote:
bigbrotherbmx wrote:
5/10 probably less with tan walls

I plan on having a black wheelset, chrome forks are cranks with a raw frame?
Won't look bad in my opinion. But soo common. Probably 8-9/10 just common
flag ebo421
Posted: May 13, 2014 at 16:02 Quote
You can't really ask us to rate a bike that you have planned
flag Nachpro
Posted: May 13, 2014 at 18:45 Quote
Nachpro wrote:
harry-h wrote:
Nachpro wrote:

Is a ENE ENE bikes NO NAME frame, is a brand from Argentina and is a brakeless frame, so I injerted an ACS BOA caliper brake making a hole in the bridge of the seatstays.
The bridge is flat.
Ahh, thought that might be the case, done that before, ghetto brake setups never work well though haha

a friend of mine did the installation work of the brake, he is mechanical and technician, and did a very good job, very neat.
Also the ACS boa are the best side pull calipers for BMX of all times, have a 10mm axle and 4 bearings, as a result the bike stops in a dime.
In this case the adaptation was very professional.
flag harry-h
Posted: May 14, 2014 at 10:24 Quote
Phresh whip shout out to airport security for confiscating my chain tool thus forcing me to be chainless...
  Phresh whip, shout out to airport security for confiscating my chain tool thus forcing me to be chainless...
flag bamfbmx
Posted: May 14, 2014 at 11:07 Quote
Why did they take your chain breaker?

 


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