show us your BEER BIKE

[FeltguySD]

Well they don't have the bags but those with money to blow can buy Swiss Army BIKES! https://www.sportsmansguide.com/productlist?k=swiss+army

That’s a lot of cash for a not so good looking bike IMO.


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[BarnesTO]

That’s a lot of cash for a not so good looking bike IMO.


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I agree, it's a cool novelty but that's a lot of bread for a used bike that's probably been used pretty hard.

 

[Dr. Tankenstein]

Agreed, nice bike, but I don’t see myself riding it enough for the money


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[thebigorangecat]

 

[Karate Chicken Industries]

Left Hand Brewing: Fade To Black Sabbath

It's currently my fast town fixed gear and going through a few parts changes later today.

 

[Captain Awesome]

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Left Hand Brewing: Fade To Black Sabbath

It's currently my fast town fixed gear and going through a few parts changes later today.

That thing is rad

 

[Karate Chicken Industries]

That thing is rad

Thanks, man! It's rocking drop bars for a bit now. I'll snap a pic of the current build the next time it's taken out for a spin.

I have a frameset in the works right now that is being adorned with Left Hand's "Wake Up Dead" Imperial Stout labels. Now that the weather here in CO is improving, clearcoating is up next.

 

[Chris Castleman]

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Came for the sparkly brake lines and headshock, stayed for the Paul's brakes. Weird, and nice!

 

[Karate Chicken Industries]

Mountain Cycle San Andreas?

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Cannondale super v with some other rear end?

 

[Chris Castleman]

Mountain Cycle San Andreas?

'93 Cannondale Super v 3000. Owned it since new. She's gone thru a few changes...

 

[Chris Castleman]

Cannondale super v with some other rear end?

Nope. That's the original Super V swingarm...

 

[Chris Castleman]

Mountain Cycle San Andreas?

Nope. '93 Cannondale Super V 3000....I'd LOVE a Mountain Cycle tho!

 

[Karate Chicken Industries]

Those swingarms are very similar. I had thought the back end was the Mountain Cycle. I'd wager a lot of both the Super V and San Andreas frames are hanging in garages, retired and/or broken. Full Suspension was so dodgy back then.

 

[Chris Castleman]

Those swingarms are very similar. I had thought the back end was the Mountain Cycle. I'd wager a lot of both the Super V and San Andreas frames are hanging in garages, retired and/or broken. Full Suspension was so dodgy back then.

Dodgy compared to today, but SO GREAT when it finally happened. I adopted full suspension back then and have never looked back!

 

[Karate Chicken Industries]

Today's FS bikes can be dodgy in their own way. The shop I work at is known for having one of the most notorious weekly shop rides in the state. Usually first-timers are never seen again, not due to any attitude, pace, or mileage, but due to the nature of the trails frequented. I've witnessed more broken carbon fiber than I'd care to ever see again. The regulars almost all ride aluminum, or steel on tried and true designs from reputable and/or boutique frame builders.

I have only one FS MTB, the rest are no suspension at all. Well designed and hand-built in the USA. I've killed a bit of the componentry since 2005, but that frame is a beast. I do love proper suspension sometimes...

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Nope. That's the original Super V swingarm...

I like the e stay look. Pretty sweet

 

[whitecoyote]

 

[repedaler]

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Looks ready!