Ride bikes?

anyone lookin for a good park to ride that makes colins bay look like childs play?

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these r pics of most of our features

I'm rocking the 3" bada booms and really like them. I cant really help you for stems though.

Also, I'm not in Kingston. I went back home for the summer.

3 inch rise 25.4 mm width

I bought a 2009 Fox 32 and need to make a shim to fit it to a 20 mm hub.

Would you happen to have an 20 mm marzo axle lying around?

Buy my wheels lol.

just thought id throw this out there, do you want to trade your dob for my 2 bikes

thanx i got them back out to 100mm

hey it's josh dryden the dj 4s that u sold me how do u get them back to 100mm

Though I would be able to ride my bmx. Give me a shout man.

I would ride but I snapped my rear axel and I'm out for a bit which totally sucks.

What was the link to the lowering of the argyle blog. I need to see the kind of spacers the guy used since mine got crushed.

K-town thread I just made.

http://www.pinkbike.com/forum/listcomments/?threadid=45003

My buddy did, and it is a lot of fun. I learned how to 540 there.

Ya man, call my cell. I know of this cool dirt quarter.

You don't have to but if you don't your fork will just be a lot stiffer than it should be because you are compressing it already.

I don't have my new fork yet, but hopefully sometime this week I will get one of them.

One thing you should take note about garden hose washers is that they can get crushed, which is what happened to mine inside my pike, so I have to take them out now. I still have a bunch left over too, I don't know how much you want to lower it but it should definitely be enough.

I used garden hose washers to lower my fork. The problem is you're getting the 318 so you would have to cut the spring as well. Air forks are just better to work with for lowering. I would be able to lower the 318 but you would have to supply the dremel.

yeah some are done others not

sorry strathconea park

do you know where strathconea

man wheres is this Abubaca trail it looks sweet if you live downtown then theres a new dj section at a local park

I can let you know when I get some time on it. It should here tomorrow, but I no longer have a frame to ride on, so it might be a while.

Let's ride during the week, and we can discuss the DJ situation. I work till 4 monday to friday. I'll message you my number.

Ya bra my single speed is awsome.
My ratio is 38:16 with a chain tensioner and its like perfect.
Havent yet, ran out of pedal on any trail ive been on, from whistler, to local trails. And its not hard gear either

hey, i love the seat alot more than i thought i would. its nice and small but still pinchable. its not the comfiest, but not many small seats are. definetly a good buy tho.

Well we should ride the streets in K-town sometime. I'm probably here all summer.

I also just realized you're a K-town rider, interesting.

The fork is lowered to about 65mm but I wouldn't be selling it. I'd keep it as a spare if I ever got bored of the rigid, I'd throw the pargyle right back on.

take a good sharp pair of scissors and cut the top and bottom off of the can. this should leave you about 4 inches to use. then cut the can up the side so you can open it flat. depending on how large you want the shim you can trim the can down. with out cutting any of the width from the can, wrap it around the post label side out using the natural curve of the can. wrap it as tight as you can and hold it with one hand. then try to slide it in to the frame. if it is too big, take the can off and trim a little at a time until it slides into the frame. (if you twist the post in the same direction as the can while you slide it in it is less likely to snag) the bigger the shim the better the hold, as for cans i drink coke, so that's what i use. let me know how it works out.

what i did for my seatpost was just tape the shit out of it. I also cut down the seattube cause it comes extra long and slamming the seat is made easier and cleaner.

well what i did was cut the top and bottom off the root beer can, cut it down the middle and hammered out all the creases(sp?) i wrapped it tightl around the seatpost and taped it lightly. than i would take another can and cut it into strips. i would stick those strips in between the can and the seatpost until it would slid in properly. This is not permenant for me because i have a new seat/post coming soon because it still slids. although if your seat slids in nicely and does not wiggle, than it can be permenant

they will fit fine, all you need is the euro bb

Thanks, just one more question, are the trails at colin creek easy to find and what kinda sizes?

yeh im there for 6 weeks seeing my family and my bike is going to be completely finished by then so i will wanna ride, but i might go to some local skate parks, like in picton and i got more family up outside toronto and lots of the towns around there have skate parks so...

hey
just saw your post about trails in kingston at colins creek, are they any good, I'd like to know cause i visit in the summer and want to bring my bike

nope

im coming up to blue mountain this summer, then down to my nans, i think she lives in barrie or toronto. i might be able to stop down then. ill have a job this summer and ill sell the 2 frames i have so yea.