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Where can I buy those headtube stickers?

how much? or are they all sold out?

muphasta wrote:

how much? or are they all sold out?

I got one, PM coming!!!  They are not sold out!!!!!   

Last edited by dpercival (2012-05-05 6:49pm)

intrikat wrote:

I guess I don't know how to embed the vid, so here's a link:

http://vimeo.com/36976440

Yes that's the one. He took my friend and I took the 4th quarterly premier at tuttles trails, good times

haro, indiana wrote:

socaldude wrote:

Awesome! can't wait to see how this turns out.  We're working on one also . . .

http://i968.photobucket.com/albums/ae16 … trikat.jpg

are those primo forks on the intrikat?

Doug, I think those might be Odyssey forks on Duane's, going by the compression bolt and drop-outs.

intrikat wrote:

Thanks for the comments! I've got a couple more pieces for the build:
http://i386.photobucket.com/albums/oo30 … -fork1.jpg
http://i386.photobucket.com/albums/oo30 … -fork2.jpg
Primo Strand 2nd Generation Fork with Custom Graphics

http://i386.photobucket.com/albums/oo30 … atpost.jpg
and a blingin' Long Johnson Pivotal Post.

That's all for now, more on the way.

Very Nice! 

dpercival wrote:

It's Here!!!  S&M 25th Anniversary – Mad Dog Tribute – Limited Edition Intrikat 2012   (Frame #9, 20TT)
http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu28 … G_6748.jpg
http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu28 … G_6749.jpg
http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu28 … G_6761.jpg
http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu28 … G_6750.jpg
http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu28 … G_6762.jpghttp://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu28 … G_6759.jpg
http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu28 … G_6752.jpg
http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu28 … G_6758.jpg
http://i656.photobucket.com/albums/uu28 … G_6756.jpg

This is one tough flatland frame.  Super design, great graphics, made in the USA!!!

Thanks Chad Johnston for designing this frame and helping me pick the PERFECT size for me.

Super nice.

IMO, perfect decal set, that just pops on that chrome. Very good purchase. Oh, and they ride like a dream too.

wds wrote:

I probably shouldn't have ordered one.



But I just did.
Been riding more Flatland this past year & have been thinking about moving to a flatland frame that I could still bonk around on at the skatepark.
The Intrakit was on the top of that list for me. More so with the longer TT options on this.
The Mad Dog style graphics pushed over the edge.
-Bill

Nice Bill, very cool!!  What size TT did you go with?

wds wrote:

I went with 20". I currently ride a 21"TT & figured that 20" would be a good midway for a bike that I want to be flat oriented but still light skatepark friendly.
I started to play with Flatland a lot more (and enjoy it) towards the end of last season. While riding my 21"tt Sunday Funday. It has got me to the point where I can say, "yes I like trying these silly flatland tricks" and would like a bike more suited.
I'll rebuild the Sunday to be more geared at Skatepark/Street riding.
-Bill

You and I think alike!!!  Great choice on the new frame! 

dpercival wrote:

wds wrote:

I went with 20". I currently ride a 21"TT & figured that 20" would be a good midway for a bike that I want to be flat oriented but still light skatepark friendly.
I started to play with Flatland a lot more (and enjoy it) towards the end of last season. While riding my 21"tt Sunday Funday. It has got me to the point where I can say, "yes I like trying these silly flatland tricks" and would like a bike more suited.
I'll rebuild the Sunday to be more geared at Skatepark/Street riding.
-Bill

You and I think alike!!!  Great choice on the new frame! 

I'm looking forward to seeing these built!

I wish that Factory S&M would offer a Dirt/Race anniversary F/F.    I remember MADDOG BITD always pushing the envelope with his dirt/race jumps and stunts.  I saw him go for a 720 over a monster set of doubles in 1986 ABA Nat's in Colorado...missed landing it by an inch. He still one the "Jumping Contest" Congrats Chris I pray many more great years ahead for you the S&M family!

One of the four chrome 19.5" that they did a few months back is my daily rider.  Same Primo Strand V2's, but I run both brakes.

This is one seriously different frame to get used to.  The very short rear end combined with the low rake on the Strands makes for a bike that really wants to be on one wheel.

I love it, but it did take some getting used to.  You just think about leaning forward or back and the bike comes right up, ready or not.

Very nice Damien!  Thats a Very special frame! Shiney!!