goinghybrid
- Member since May 26, 2010
- Male / 31
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I just started getting into the whole dirt jump/DH/freeride thing. right now i ride street and some dirt bmx and thought this looked like a lot of fun and a good way to work on bike control and challenge myself so i could transfer skills i learn from both disciplines.
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Aug 26, 2012 at 21:37
Aug 26, 2012
Custom 20.75 The Take Ivy 5
$875 USDJust built this bike at the end of july and decided to get out of bmx, the bike is in near perfect condition, the only thing that shows that it has been ridden is that some of the stickers are rubbed off, other than that, no digs no scratches what so ever. I only rode it 6 separate times and went easy on it. anyways heres a parts list:
Raw 20.75 The Take Ivy 5 Frame
Odyssey R25 Forks w/ Odyssey Headset
Profile acoustic 48mm stem
Tree Sequoia Bars w/ tree bar ends and vans grips
Profile BB
Profile Spline Drive Cranks with Odyssey Twisted PC pedals
28t Tree Lite Sprocket
Fit Bar Stool mounted up on a Kink super stump seat post
KMC 710 SL Chain
Back Wheel: G-Sport Ribcage Laced to a G-sport Ratchet hub w/ ratchet hub guard and fit og peg
Front Wheel: G-Sport Ribcage laced to a G-sport Marmoset hub w/ BSD hub guard and fit og peg
Tires are Fit FAF 2.25's front and back
I am paypal certified and also have an ebay account with feedback if you would like to check that out as well. asking $875 OBO, not looking to part out! not looking for trades! will ship within country only, buyer pays for shipping on top of asking price. Text me @ 818-216-5830 with offers or for more pictures. i will be in santa barbara area this weekend as well
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Jun 25, 2012 at 20:48
Jun 25, 2012
do you have any current pictures of the bike?
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Sep 18, 2011 at 22:14
Sep 18, 2011
sorry just traded it for a Intense Socom with Fox Shocks and dt swiss freeride wheels
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Sep 16, 2011 at 0:19
Sep 16, 2011
they're odyssey directors and instead of having dropouts that are welded on like most forks, the ends of the forks go directly into them but in order to give them a more standard feel odyssey kicks them forward so that the front wheel sits in the same position as it would on a normal pair of forks, but the theory is that the direct dropout thing gives them more strength, whether thats true or not is debatable but i havent had a problem with them :)
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Sep 14, 2011 at 19:03
Sep 14, 2011
Yes they are, I get that Alllllll the time lol
