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cwrand
- Member since Oct 4, 2010
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Falmouth , Maine - 2 Followers
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cwrand mikekazimer's article
Feb 19, 2014 at 13:13
Feb 19, 2014
Ask Us Anything With Kona Bicycles - Fit, Geometry, Kinematics
I'm going to market with that idea thanks!
cwrand mikekazimer's article
Feb 19, 2014 at 11:53
Feb 19, 2014
Ask Us Anything With Kona Bicycles - Fit, Geometry, Kinematics
Where do you see the next big innovation come from in cycling. We have seen wheel size and geo change a ton in the last few years, What's next (non-fatbike)?
PS SAE Baja is totally rad too.
Feb 1, 2014 at 15:57
Feb 1, 2014
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Jan 27, 2014 at 18:50
Jan 27, 2014
Sorry for the late reply, i sold it because it was to small for me, at 6'1 a med 26" wheel bike is just to small. Replaced it with a canfield nimble nine. Big wheels for taller guys is way better.
Selling
Jul 20, 2013 at 15:02
Jul 20, 2013
Santa Cruz Chameleon HUGE PRICE DROP
$450 USDsanta cruz chameleon;
Size Med
Colors Black
Frame & Fork:
Frame Tubing Material Aluminum
Fork Brand & Model Fox Vanilla, 100mm travel (internally adjustible to 130
Components
Brakeset Avid BB 5 mechanical w/160mm rotor front/Avid BB 5 mechanical w/160mm rotor rear brakes, Avid BB 5 mechanical levers
Shift Levers shimano alivio
Front Derailleur None
Rear Derailleur Shimano alivio
Crankset shimano hollow tech 32 teeth with bash guard
Pedals None
Bottom Bracket shimano hollow tech
Rear Cogs 8-speed, 11 - 32 teeth
Chain Sram 830
Seatpost FSA
Saddle Bontrager
Handlebar Scott freeride
Handlebar Stem Bontrager
Headset 1 1/8" threadless origin 8
Wheels
Hubs Shimano XT
Rims Sun ringle MTX
Selling
Apr 9, 2012 at 17:53
Apr 9, 2012
cwrand morpheus-bikes's article
Sep 28, 2011 at 12:19
Sep 28, 2011
Morpheus - Name the Prototype DJ Bike Contest
Morpheus Osculate, comes from a Latin base meaning to kiss, in mathematics it refers to a point which a circle kisses (is tangent of) a curve. This to me is dirt jumping, the wheels kiss the curves of the jumps till you leave the ground tangentially from the end of the curve. At which point forward momentum and gravity project you in an inverse parabolic shape.
