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(Nov 9, 2009 at 7:04)
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They will be long on you but it could work. I'm 5'9" and they fit like a pair of jeans. I'll ship COD
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Most guys run their seats too low. Unless you're a midget you don't need to slam it down all the way. Its better to have a little post showing.
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Someone asked what trail it is.... Its "High Plains Drifter" - the DH course at the Ranch. My little work of dust.
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brake bosses - you know those posts that hold on V-brakes?
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Hey could you drive this out to me in BC?
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It would be nice if more people priced their gear like this.
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Jesus, a lot of dumb twits on here. Anyway, nice bike dude! That's a sick deal especially with an $800 Rekluse on there. The most reliable thumper made today.
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if you ride it the right way. Just ask Dustin Adams or Greg Minaar
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ok that's great! This is for the people who are interested, not for those who are not.
...but anyway, riding a dirtbike is the best training tool for racing mtb's in case you didn't know. |
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For future reference: http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/1bc33cbf50/suckle-on-my-teet-from-nicholaus-goossen-and-nick-swardson
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Shouldn't you suckling from your mom's teet, son?
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Looks like a good rear tire, and from Kenda... shit, what's next?
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Looks like a good, fall line straight braking rear tire. Too bad every other thing with Kenda written on it licks balls.
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Its gone. Traded it straight over for a 2003 KX125. I was never going to use it.
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I've owned 5 of these back in the day. I've only blown 1 seal in that time. The trick to making your seals last longer is to clean the dust wipers after every ride. One way of doing this is from the mx world - take a goggle tear off and work it into the wiper and it will lift mostly all of the dirt out from under there. Older Boxxers like this one weren't as good quality as the newer Taiwanese versions for reliability. There were decent though because it was one of the only lightweight DH forks of it time. They had hardly any compression and rebound damping. The newer models are the cat's ass.
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I would trade for $1700, straight over. Just kidding... Sorry man, I'm looking for a smaller bike. Thanks for the offer though!
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41.5-42lbs Its a fairly heavy frame but te whole package could be made a little lighter
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With the supplied BB mount adapter you sure can.
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Yea I just spent all winter building this bike up with new and almost new parts.
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Thanks! Still one of the best DH bikes around. Too bad I will never ride it.
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Check out the never-before-mounted John Tomac poster from '95 on the wall.
----and the front tire is not being sold with the bike. There's a new High Roller super tacky going on there. |
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I put it for sale before I installed a new chain, which I did just before it sold.
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So there's a lot of people saying they're buying this fork, so what's the hold up?
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He's taking the best line. Almost everybody took it.
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There are no scratches on the stanchions, as it says in the ad.
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Yes I will ship. Just give me your address.
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8" discs are the only ones that will fit. For $135, it will come with a headset, NEW Holzfeller stem, and an 8" hayes/avid adapter. You won't find any usuable boxxer for this low of a price, especially considering how good a shape this one is in.
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$100 and you get a headset. I won't go lower than that, and really low balling me on an already super cheap price?
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