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  1. #251
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    I'm officialy selling this so I can ride a Moonlander.

    Redline Mono9 17 with a Bomber Ti fork $1100 OBO



    2000 7.3 E350 PSD Quigley SMB RB30
    2001 LC4 640
    1965 HD panhead
    1966 Impala SS ( for sale or trade. Need a jeep type people mover for the new house)
    to many Mt bikes to list

    :h7:

  2. #252
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    Quote Originally Posted by LaOutbackTrail View Post
    Howdy,

    Well I've been scouring craigslist for some time, for that perfect deal. It landed in my lap a few weeks ago, a funny story no less. I find an ad "Bike for beer"... ok, I'll bite, and click on it.


    I cracked up laughing and emailed the guy, he was only a few blocks away. I had an 8 pack of Shiner left over from a party that weekend and offered that up. He haggled in two 24ozers from the corner store... Deal! He wanted the cheap stuff, I even splurged and got him a 24oz Corona and a 24oz Dos Equis. So, I've got a new to me bike for the price of 10 beers.

    Cleaned the bird poop off of the bike, lubed it all up, tuned in the drivetrain, and added some parts.

    I rode it to work for the first time today, after waiting to get some new parts. I've got a used (given to me) Manitou fork and new headset, seat and seat post, Crank Bros Candy pedals, two rear LED commuter lights, a NightRider Ultra Fazer 3.0 headlight, and some sette grips. Bike is to serve a dual role as a commuter and trail bike.

    I'm in it for less than $150 and all of the stuff is bolt on... so I'm happy.

    The bike as it sits in my shop at work.
    We'll I've put almost 400 miles on my beer bike..... commuting to work while I rebuild my Montero.
    Scott Brown- Overland Guide and Photographer
    1995 Montero SR--1987 4Runner(sold)--
    1997 Honda XR650L--1988 FJ62 Landcruiser (project)
    "You have to remain a bit naive, a bit risky, a bit crazy if you want to experience a real adventure. You have to push the limits."


  3. #253
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flagster View Post
    My lapierre xlite cross bike...
    The best photo I have shows it in in natural habitat...boy do I miss cross in the Pacific NW...now all she sees is dry dusty AZ forest roads...
    What a great bike! When I raced for Citroen/Citer in France from '94 to '97 we rode LaPierre bikes on the road and the cross course. Ours were steel and heavy as a crate of chains. Great looking race rig, Flagster.
    Bicycles rule.

  4. #254
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    hey Im dan, I ride a mid 90's GT Karakorum around the forest preserves and towns in IL and just purchased a new 2011 specialized pitch pro that im picking up in the next few weeks to ride at school in the UP.

  5. #255
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    Quote Originally Posted by bighurt2590 View Post
    hey Im dan, I ride a mid 90's GT Karakorum around the forest preserves and towns in IL and just purchased a new 2011 specialized pitch pro that im picking up in the next few weeks to ride at school in the UP.
    Lets see the Karakorum!
    Scott Brown- Overland Guide and Photographer
    1995 Montero SR--1987 4Runner(sold)--
    1997 Honda XR650L--1988 FJ62 Landcruiser (project)
    "You have to remain a bit naive, a bit risky, a bit crazy if you want to experience a real adventure. You have to push the limits."


  6. #256
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    My name is Christophe. I finally, after many moons saving, planning, waiting, waiting, and waiting some more, ride this:

    formcomplete.jpg

    Thank you Daryl at Form Cycles for building such an amazing frame. It was worth the wait, for sure. All good things are.
    Bicycles rule.

  7. #257
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    Cedaredge, CO when not traveling.
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    Looks like a heck of a nice ride!
    Alan "Ace" Brown
    2008 FJ Cruiser Expedition Ready
    2011 Double R off-road trailer with RTT
    Ready to hit the dirt about anytime!
    KJ4UML

  8. #258
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    Nov 2010
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    Ok never sold the redline but a pugsly followed me home and dam it's fun to ride. It's not a light bike but I ride to keep in shape so It helps. Rode a section that my 650b Jamis has pucker factor on and the pug just went through and down it with no pucker and at the bottom it felt like I missed a turn..

    Pug = fun
    2000 7.3 E350 PSD Quigley SMB RB30
    2001 LC4 640
    1965 HD panhead
    1966 Impala SS ( for sale or trade. Need a jeep type people mover for the new house)
    to many Mt bikes to list

    :h7:

  9. #259
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    Really like the pug but for few more $$ I can get the moonlander. So if anyone is looking I can get this one for $1200 before I give it back to the shop
    2000 7.3 E350 PSD Quigley SMB RB30
    2001 LC4 640
    1965 HD panhead
    1966 Impala SS ( for sale or trade. Need a jeep type people mover for the new house)
    to many Mt bikes to list

    :h7:

  10. #260
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    Jul 2011
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    Rocky Mountains
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gooseberry View Post
    Really like the pug but for few more $$ I can get the moonlander. So if anyone is looking I can get this one for $1200 before I give it back to the shop
    Do you need a Moonlander? For extreme snow or sand riding, I can understand. But for trails, the Pug is better. Plus the interchangeable front/rear wheel is awesome.

    Besides, I believe you can fit BFL's on the Pug?

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