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#551 2018-08-19 3:24am
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Re: SHOW ME YOUR BIKE ROOMS!!
Wow ultra!!!
mmmm........loop tails.......
...and that's all I have to say about that...
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#552 2018-08-19 3:52am
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That's a bikeshop!
Been there, done that in The Eighties as a kid.
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#553 2018-08-19 4:44am
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Man, that sure looks like the Scott Towne modified Little/Azusa/John frame in the bike repair stand.
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#554 2018-08-19 7:22am
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Re: SHOW ME YOUR BIKE ROOMS!!
ultrahots wrote:
Did a little organizing. Still have a mess but getting better.
http://uploads.bmxmuseum.com/user-image … e6b463.jpg
http://uploads.bmxmuseum.com/user-image … e6c315.jpg
http://uploads.bmxmuseum.com/user-image … e6e297.jpg
HOLY CRAP !!
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#555 2018-08-19 8:40am
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Re: SHOW ME YOUR BIKE ROOMS!!
Ultra the Herrington bars are cool as hell never seen them before
I see some vdc influences in those
----looking For One Tioga Blue Pool Tire----
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#556 2018-08-19 9:03am
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If you want to make the world a better place
Take a look at yourself, and then make a change
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#557 2018-08-19 9:41am
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Re: SHOW ME YOUR BIKE ROOMS!!
Jeff V wrote:
Man, that sure looks like the Scott Towne modified Little/Azusa/John frame in the bike repair stand.
Came from Todd. Was my daughters rider until a few weeks ago.
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#558 2018-08-19 5:41pm
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Re: SHOW ME YOUR BIKE ROOMS!!
ultrahots wrote:
Did a little organizing. Still have a mess but getting better.
http://uploads.bmxmuseum.com/user-image … e6b463.jpg
http://uploads.bmxmuseum.com/user-image … e6c315.jpg
http://uploads.bmxmuseum.com/user-image … e6e297.jpg
Looks good, Terry. Did you get rid of a corner work bench or something?
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#559 2018-08-19 8:49pm
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Last time you were here there was a Tool Box in the corner. Since quitting wrenching I sold that one as my big box came home.
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#560 2018-08-20 9:17am
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Loving the Nomorea 20's!! Nice setup.
Will NEVER do business with member Kattsclawws67.
EVERYTHING BMX on the internet is a RARE PROTOTYPE!!
I LIVE for Race Inc, SE Racing, Navajo, and Nomura!!!
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#561 2018-08-20 10:45am
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Re: SHOW ME YOUR BIKE ROOMS!!
ultrahots wrote:
Last time you were here there was a Tool Box in the corner. Since quitting wrenching I sold that one as my big box came home.
Aahhh, the big box, otherwise known as the "The Green Monster With Its Own Area Code"!
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#562 2018-08-24 11:47pm
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BRIAN HAYS wrote:
LaughnJar wrote:
My wife says everyone's greasy metal, wall-scuffing dirty bikes and parts need to be put in solid and opaque.storage cabinets out in the garage. Who wants to see that stuff cluttering up their living space!?!?
I believe 22 pages and counting of those differing with her opinion answers that question! And THANK .YOU ALL!
PeaceI kinda agree with your wife. Dirty greasy bikes and parts really turn me off. Im a total survivor guy but I have no patience for "patina dirt". All of my stuff is thoroughly disassembled, scrubbed and polished up before going into my house.
I'm right with you on this topic. But tires leave marks on the wall, which "never clean off completely" and hubs, bottom brackets, pedals and headsets ALL HAVE GREASE INSIDE OF THEM; EVEN SEALED AMD THREADLESS PARTS = "...captured and contained dirty, greasy things touching and even hanging on the walls right in the open to be seen by everyone. You need a separate shed or something to put that stuff in and where you can work without messing up the ENTIRE house." Pretty much sums up her appreciation of this hobby.
Clean all your bikes and parts as much as practicably possible and my wife will still see them as dirty pieces of machinery.
But hey let's spend a couple Grand to buy a bunch of furnishings and such from West Elm (that WILL NEVER be worth 40% or more of the original purchase price; 40% is being generous I will add).
HUTCH please, neat or on the rocks; black'n'chrome or chrome'n'black, pure and unadulterated...like savoring a 20 year old single malt Scotch. If I wanted a candy color flavor, I'd have ordered a glass of Haro.
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#563 2018-08-24 11:48pm
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Re: SHOW ME YOUR BIKE ROOMS!!
BRIAN HAYS wrote:
LaughnJar wrote:
My wife says everyone's greasy metal, wall-scuffing dirty bikes and parts need to be put in solid and opaque.storage cabinets out in the garage. Who wants to see that stuff cluttering up their living space!?!?
I believe 22 pages and counting of those differing with her opinion answers that question! And THANK .YOU ALL!
PeaceI kinda agree with your wife. Dirty greasy bikes and parts really turn me off. Im a total survivor guy but I have no patience for "patina dirt". All of my stuff is thoroughly disassembled, scrubbed and polished up before going into my house.
I'm right with you on this topic. But tires leave marks on the wall, which "never clean off completely" and hubs, bottom brackets, pedals and headsets ALL HAVE GREASE INSIDE OF THEM; EVEN SEALED AMD THREADLESS PARTS = "...captured and contained dirty, greasy things touching and even hanging on the walls right in the open to be seen by everyone. You need a separate shed or something to put that stuff in and where you can work without messing up the ENTIRE house." Pretty much sums up her appreciation of this hobby.
Clean all your bikes and parts as much as practicably possible and my wife will still see them as dirty pieces of machinery.
But hey let's spend a couple Grand to buy a bunch of furnishings and such from West Elm (that WILL NEVER be worth 40% or more of the original purchase price; 40% is being generous I will add).
HUTCH please, neat or on the rocks; black'n'chrome or chrome'n'black, pure and unadulterated...like savoring a 20 year old single malt Scotch. If I wanted a candy color flavor, I'd have ordered a glass of Haro.
"Stop the car, I'm gettin' out. I can't take it. Hey look out there's somebody coming
And there's nothin' you can do about it!"
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#564 2018-08-25 2:39am
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It's not a very big room, it's more like a large closet and I have 22 Schwinn Predators crammed in there right now... Started to rearrange it a little, then got pulled away from it, so it still needs to be straightened out a bit...
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#565 2018-08-25 7:59am
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Re: SHOW ME YOUR BIKE ROOMS!!
LaughnJar wrote:
BRIAN HAYS wrote:
LaughnJar wrote:
My wife says everyone's greasy metal, wall-scuffing dirty bikes and parts need to be put in solid and opaque.storage cabinets out in the garage. Who wants to see that stuff cluttering up their living space!?!?
I believe 22 pages and counting of those differing with her opinion answers that question! And THANK .YOU ALL!
PeaceI kinda agree with your wife. Dirty greasy bikes and parts really turn me off. Im a total survivor guy but I have no patience for "patina dirt". All of my stuff is thoroughly disassembled, scrubbed and polished up before going into my house.
I'm right with you on this topic. But tires leave marks on the wall, which "never clean off completely" and hubs, bottom brackets, pedals and headsets ALL HAVE GREASE INSIDE OF THEM; EVEN SEALED AMD THREADLESS PARTS = "...captured and contained dirty, greasy things touching and even hanging on the walls right in the open to be seen by everyone. You need a separate shed or something to put that stuff in and where you can work without messing up the ENTIRE house." Pretty much sums up her appreciation of this hobby.
Clean all your bikes and parts as much as practicably possible and my wife will still see them as dirty pieces of machinery.
But hey let's spend a couple Grand to buy a bunch of furnishings and such from West Elm (that WILL NEVER be worth 40% or more of the original purchase price; 40% is being generous I will add).
True!! I never work on bikes in the house. I work on everything in my shop next to the house and then carry them inside and up the stairs to the bike room.
Will NEVER do business with member Kattsclawws67.
EVERYTHING BMX on the internet is a RARE PROTOTYPE!!
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#566 2018-09-06 3:11pm
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Re: SHOW ME YOUR BIKE ROOMS!!
ultrahots wrote:
Did a little organizing. Still have a mess but getting better.
http://uploads.bmxmuseum.com/user-image … e6b463.jpg
http://uploads.bmxmuseum.com/user-image … e6c315.jpg
http://uploads.bmxmuseum.com/user-image … e6e297.jpg
Nothing to see here. Move on! lol
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#567 2018-09-06 4:16pm
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Re: SHOW ME YOUR BIKE ROOMS!!
BRIAN HAYS wrote:
LaughnJar wrote:
BRIAN HAYS wrote:
I kinda agree with your wife. Dirty greasy bikes and parts really turn me off. Im a total survivor guy but I have no patience for "patina dirt". All of my stuff is thoroughly disassembled, scrubbed and polished up before going into my house.I'm right with you on this topic. But tires leave marks on the wall, which "never clean off completely" and hubs, bottom brackets, pedals and headsets ALL HAVE GREASE INSIDE OF THEM; EVEN SEALED AMD THREADLESS PARTS = "...captured and contained dirty, greasy things touching and even hanging on the walls right in the open to be seen by everyone. You need a separate shed or something to put that stuff in and where you can work without messing up the ENTIRE house." Pretty much sums up her appreciation of this hobby.
Clean all your bikes and parts as much as practicably possible and my wife will still see them as dirty pieces of machinery.
But hey let's spend a couple Grand to buy a bunch of furnishings and such from West Elm (that WILL NEVER be worth 40% or more of the original purchase price; 40% is being generous I will add).True!! I never work on bikes in the house. I work on everything in my shop next to the house and then carry them inside and up the stairs to the bike room.
http://uploads.bmxmuseum.com/user-image … 6ed94f.jpg
Was looking at house @ 5 years ago that sat on 1 acre (ish)....and in the rear it had a garage/shop like yours. It had two large bays and a work/office/bathroom area to the right of the bay.
Garage doors were not as tall as yours though.
I fell in love with the house (SHOP)!!
All I could do was envision my set up...
Clean it up...paint...seal the floors etc.
The plan was to have my home office (man cave like) there...plus store/display the bikes and park an old bimmer in it.
The house had multiple offers. It was already $65k over asking price....and it needed @ $50-60k worth of work in the interior of the house (kitchen, bathrooms, floors, painting).
I passed.....but man do I remember that shop!
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#568 2018-11-09 8:39pm
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Some of you guys are in need of an intervention.
I'm letting the liquor do most of the thinking.....
***If you sell here take a minute to update your buyer!***
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#569 2018-11-09 8:48pm
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lol this is just my bedroom. wife approved
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#570 2018-11-09 8:50pm
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whoops ...
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#571 2018-11-09 9:06pm
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1979 wrote:
whoops ...
How’s Photobucket working these days?
I see your pic has their watermark.
Do you pay them?
Thought there was a big fiasco going on with 450 to buy in.
I'm letting the liquor do most of the thinking.....
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#572 2018-11-09 9:06pm
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#573 2018-11-09 9:08pm
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#574 2018-11-09 9:09pm
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Re: SHOW ME YOUR BIKE ROOMS!!
DIPSOMANIAC wrote:
1979 wrote:
whoops ...
How’s Photobucket working these days?
I see your pic has their watermark.
Do you pay them?
Thought there was a big fiasco going on with 450 to buy in.
Still working for now. Haven't paid and won't. Just using it for the moment
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#575 2018-11-09 9:11pm
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Until I decide on a pro membership again or not
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