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2006 dialled bikes Technique titanium 
#1 2007-05-04 1:20pm
- mike-at-dialledbikes
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2006 dialled bikes Technique titanium
2006 dialled bikes Technique titanium
This bike belongs to 80's UK Pro, Simon Hayes. It was assembled for Simon by Alans BMX Shop and apparently weighs under 20lbs, making it one of the lightest pro sized bikes around.
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#2 2007-05-04 4:50pm
Re: 2006 dialled bikes Technique titanium
That, my friend, is a sweet, badass ride!
Be what you is, not what you is not.....folks who do this are the happiest lot.
"Snootch to the bootch.....nugga nootch!!!"..........R.A.O!!!!
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#3 2007-05-05 1:00pm
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Re: 2006 dialled bikes Technique titanium
Thanks Neil. Glad you like it.
Now I know that there's a dialled bikes section of the BMX museum, I'll send in some more pics of dialled bikes rides.
I didn't even think we were on the radar in the US as only one rider (Harrison Britt) rides a dialled bikes BMX frame over there.
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#4 2007-05-05 1:13pm
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you need a NA distributor ?? 
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and what kind of cranks are those ??
those are beefy goodness.
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damn bunch of end users. why do we even bother. so you can get email ?
ffs.
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#5 2007-05-05 1:56pm
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Re: 2006 dialled bikes Technique titanium
Hi Saylor, thanks for the offer. We've just set up dialled bikes USA so will hopefully have more presence in the US next season. So not really looking for distribution but definitely some dealers.
The cranks are the new Shimano DXR race cranks. Virtually the same as the Shimano Saint mountain bike cranks lots of people have been using for the last few years, but with a polished finish and the correct axle length.
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#6 2007-05-05 6:11pm
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Re: 2006 dialled bikes Technique titanium
Damn nice bike. Saylor, the gt mags i bought from u look nice on my boys bike. I finished my haro. All i need is some blue tires. Took it out to Lake Havasu for a week and had someone wanting to buy it off of me right on the spot. I just couldent. Maybe the next one i build. Who knows.....
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#7 2007-05-05 6:14pm
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Re: 2006 dialled bikes Technique titanium
One more thing i need is blue anodized pedals. Half inch. Anybody?? Email me at jd4craig@knac.com
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#8 2007-05-05 7:05pm
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Get the pics in when you can, Mike.....Dialled seems to know what they're doin'. Pretty ironic that the US rider's last name is Britt!
Be what you is, not what you is not.....folks who do this are the happiest lot.
"Snootch to the bootch.....nugga nootch!!!"..........R.A.O!!!!
Check the feedback, baby!! http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.d … llFeedback
I'll be ridin' 'til I die!....which will be soon if I keep ridin'!
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#9 2007-05-28 3:19pm
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Re: 2006 dialled bikes Technique titanium
Not as nice as Mike's but this is a normal MX 20" 21.25" tt, now has new chrome 180mm profiles and profile imp chainring which has made a real difference. Hope you like it!!
cheers
Dave
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