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What type of biking are you into?


UltimateRC

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You can ride fine in snow if its actually just snow and not been trudged into ice already.

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The white one's mine. It was originally a Revolution (EBC own brand) something or other, but other than the frame I think everything has been swapped at least once now.

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Macc the first pic eh mate ?

Ride up there alot :)

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Not far off actually. That's the back of Bosley cloud. Tend to cycle from home so stick around congleton mostly.

`Sweet , anything up to mow-cop as i crawl and ride up there alot ?

Must get together for a bash soon dude as your not far away :)

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Wow, that bike is shiny!! Did you just use water then dry it off? Clean out all the bearings? I gave the bearings in my crank a good clean the other day, feels so much better!

Yeah i used a hair dryer and a fiber free cloth :)

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Loving that bike mate! Looks amazing in that colour, must've cost you a pretty penny doing it up to that standard??

Got some more updated pics of mine which I will post up later... Not really much of a difference but I've added some new parts :)

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Okay, so took more pics of my bike today! (with the updated parts) Going to do another mini bike check because I have I.D'ed some of the parts now :thumbsup:

2010 MirraCo frame (actually made in late 2011) with ALL stickers removed

Standard forks

Stolen Convict Stem in white

Custom 3-piece crank with 25 tooth sprocket and rubber-sealed bearings

Stolen 8.25" rise, 29" wide bars (not in pic, they are a new addition)

Thermalite white BMX pedals

Standard rims

2.2" wide all-round tyres

Custom hub (not sure which I bought but it's pretty good)

Kore chain tugs, (now broken but cba to take them off)

Eclat saddle with aluminium seat clamp

ODI grips

Shortened chain (for the 25/9 gearing) painted white

NEW PICS :hahadance:

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Still planning on painting but will do it in the summer when it's a little warmer :whistling: Colour scheme ideas please! Only want to buy two colours MAX

Thanks! :harhar:

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Orange or lime green make it one colour use your rims/stem/bars/seat post for your 2nd colour ;)

Also ditch te grips and get a set of lock ons and decent bar bungs mate had those grips and no bung tried a toboggan end result bar went 3 inchs into his thigh

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I love the look of your orange! But think I'm going to go with some a little more neutral... I cba to paint rims stem or bars :xd: so will have to fit in with them! Maybe completely white frame with black bars (which I already have) and black forks? Would get a new saddle, seat post and grips as they wont fit in

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Paint it orange!

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u know you want a youve been tango'd bike

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Put up the pic again to try persuade u orange is te colour u want :P

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i really want a bike, could anyone advise which one i should go for? i will be using it purely to get fit and normal bike riding. i wont be doing any stunts or anything like that haha

cheers people

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i really want a bike, could anyone advise which one i should go for? i will be using it purely to get fit and normal bike riding. i wont be doing any stunts or anything like that haha

cheers people

Road bikes are better for fitness, MTB more fun, bmx for kids :)

Also depends on your budget and if you don't have much to spend but do have a job the might be worth checking if your employer does the cycle to work scheme.

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The number one rule when buying a bike, DONT GO TO HALFORDS! ;) If you have a bike shop near you, pop along and see what they have mate :)

For general riding and fitness, you either want a mountain, road or fixie bike :) Road bikes and fixies are similar however fixies only have one gear and are very simple compared to road bikes! Road bikes usually have 21+ gears...

Have a look around and see what takes ya fancy :) Let us know if you find anything and post a link to it or something

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yes they did do that scheme but then they stopped doing it, i didn't want a bike then but started to want one for few weeks now. i do like mountain bikes alot but i just don't know which is the decent ones though. i do not fancy spending thousands though

cheers

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