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What the blinking flip...?


 
Posted : 11/08/2009 7:28 pm
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see what you mean CF - deck shoes and pedal-pushers just is not a good look.......
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Posted : 11/08/2009 7:31 pm
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looks like a CGI


 
Posted : 11/08/2009 7:31 pm
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Hey, I've been rocking the Sebago look for decades, but pedal pushers? That, sir, is fighting talk! ๐Ÿ˜€


 
Posted : 11/08/2009 7:32 pm
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tis only cos I have deck shoe envy - can't wear the blasted things 'correctly' as going sock-less for me is not a good thing..

..and going with socks truly is an error...... just like the 'mudguards' on that steed to the rear of shot.... ๐Ÿ˜€


 
Posted : 11/08/2009 7:39 pm
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Its for the guy who rides this:

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Posted : 11/08/2009 7:48 pm
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must be for all those people doing rad street stuntz on fixies: the hookworm being the perfect tyre for that sort of thing. I'd prefer a bmx personally...

just noticed it seems to have a seat tube that goes all the way up to the saddle rails. So niche even your shorter friends can't have a go on it?


 
Posted : 11/08/2009 8:07 pm
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What exactly, is the point of Hookworms?..


 
Posted : 11/08/2009 8:19 pm
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nickc, on a BMX they're a great street tyre. Tough, grippy and roll well.

On a drop handlebar, brakeless fixie? Erm....?


 
Posted : 11/08/2009 8:21 pm
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How many BMX's have 26" wheels...


 
Posted : 11/08/2009 8:25 pm
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OK, an addition, on a 26" wheeled street/jump bike, they're a great street tyre. Tough grippy and they roll well.

On a drop handlebar, brakeless fixie? Erm....?


 
Posted : 11/08/2009 8:28 pm
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Liking the integrated headseat but Im undecided about the extended seat tube,I have been pondering about it for my (in the future) custom frame.Very clean (sano) but not 100% convinced.


 
Posted : 11/08/2009 9:26 pm
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has no-one else noticed the low-quality turbo trainer he seems to be using? ๐Ÿ˜†


 
Posted : 11/08/2009 10:08 pm
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The one at the back seems to have the mudguards of my old Raleigh Arena.


 
Posted : 11/08/2009 10:18 pm
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French by any chance?


 
Posted : 12/08/2009 12:56 am
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just like the 'mudguards' on that steed to the rear of shot.

The front one really does win a pointless prize - is of the design that was used simply to protect the brake caliper...


 
Posted : 12/08/2009 1:06 am
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Blimey, a STWer in a points at bike 'thats niche' without it having 6inches of suspension!


 
Posted : 12/08/2009 8:21 am
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OK, i'll admit it......I quite like it


 
Posted : 12/08/2009 8:25 am
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I like it as well.

I foresee Hookworms having a very big future on my cargo bike (when I get one). Perfect for that use.


 
Posted : 12/08/2009 8:51 am