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Mill Valley, California, United States Info
| Bike I ride: | Santa Cruz Blur 4X, NS Suburban. |
| Favorite Trails: | Kent, Arturo, Mountain Theater, Tenderfoot, Soquel Demo Forest, Ashland. |
| About Me: | Pro mechanic since 2001, knows way too much about bikes. |
| Products Recommended: | BlkMrkt Bikes Riot |
| Companies Supported: | RockShox | Avid | WTB | Truvativ | Sun Ringle | Easton | SRAM | DT Swiss | Mavic | Santa Cruz Bicycles | e13 | Syntace |
seraph's Activity
seraph commented under spoiledgoods's blog
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11 hours ago )
I never said it wasn't similar, I said it wasn't "exactly the same" as a lot of people are claiming it to be.
seraph commented under mcnaughty's photo
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12 hours ago )
Could have fooled me, the dropouts look exactly the same on the Shonky Inc.
seraph commented under mcnaughty's photo
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12 hours ago )
I think you need some new DT Swiss wheels, since the new 2010 EX1750 comes in 12x150 spacing now, putting the set at 1885g. For a 20x110 and 12x150 set of wheels that's an amazing weight.
seraph wrote on iggz's noteboard
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12 hours ago )
It's pretty funny that DT is still calling the new 12x150 wheel the 1750, because paired with a 20mm front wheel, the set will weigh 1885g, not 1750 :P
seraph commented under laurie1's photo
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13 hours ago )
They may take our technology, but they don't make it better, they make it softer. Friends
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truffles
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3 days ago
3 days ago
Hey, how do you like your Blur 4x? Any gripes or maintenance issues to look out for? Do you know if there were any common failure points?
samsnatch13
wrote
Oct 29, 2009 at 1:57
Oct 29, 2009 at 1:57
That wouldn't be a bad investment indeed!! Two sleeves is already bad-ass, i've got a half marquasian bodysuit but without my underarm.
samsnatch13
wrote
Oct 29, 2009 at 0:31
Oct 29, 2009 at 0:31
I would say for the part of tearing up the tattoo with your pedals, you're right because it alrighty happend with my tattoo. But still the leg is one of the most bad-ass looking places to take a tattoo!!
philw86
wrote
Oct 27, 2009 at 8:34
Oct 27, 2009 at 8:34
Hey seraph,
Trek uses ISCG-OLD...also called ISCG-03, or ISCG. It is a mounting *pattern*, and not a stringent standard...this leave a lot of room to interpret. ISCG-05 is much better defined (and stronger to boot).
Trek uses ISCG-OLD...also called ISCG-03, or ISCG. It is a mounting *pattern*, and not a stringent standard...this leave a lot of room to interpret. ISCG-05 is much better defined (and stronger to boot).
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