Submitted by ahmad setianto
2nd fix
Posted on November 4th 2011
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7 Comments Received
November 4th, 2011 @11:52 am
Interesting frame. Stem looks horrible and so do the crankset. Chain looks a little to slack. I’d look into that. Overall not a horrible build. With a little guidance, it could look sick.
November 4th, 2011 @2:55 pm
Is this frame a bad idea? Seems welding stressed tubes to middle untrianglated seat post would make it weak. But this chain would fall off first.
November 5th, 2011 @8:59 am
Yeah I hope those are some reeaallyy good welds. At least you labeled your wheels correctly.
November 5th, 2011 @10:15 am
bike is kinda sloppy…but I like it. Lose the rim labels…we know what color they are, so it just makes you look stupid. Actually, I’d probably put the red tire on the black rim (and vise-versa) just because I don’t like wheels/tires all the same color.
November 7th, 2011 @10:56 am
There’s way too much going on here, where to begin? You should match the front wheel with the rear, get a smaller stem, a black crank, and a black chain. Four colors are too many.
November 8th, 2011 @6:48 pm
Your front wheel should say “herp” and your rear should say “derp”.
November 10th, 2011 @11:07 pm
Agree with JCog, switch the tires. Then remove the stickers helping you to learn your colors. And then get a chain of respectable neutrality. And then tighten it as if you knew how to tighten a chain. And then appreciate the miracle of horizontal dropouts. And then.
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