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9:48 pm
March 21, 2008
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jacob_wilkes_flybikes
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well ill have to go wid light 4 lbs 
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10:47 pm
March 21, 2008
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NotTODAYhax3
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very few peole like heavy frames brah. peope like sean burns.
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11:04 pm
March 21, 2008
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chavez788
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i like heavy frames there more stable and take a beating i have a ti ruben like 6 pounds
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11:06 pm
March 21, 2008
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gregkfromperkasie
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i loved my wethepeople primate v2, with was like 6.2 lbs or something
i now have a subrosa pandora which is like 4 and change. i notice weight in my parts not so much my frame
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11:09 pm
March 21, 2008
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NotTODAYhax3
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yeah mines either 4.8 or 5 lbs. i forget haha.
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11:12 pm
March 21, 2008
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chronic bu bonic
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what the fuck? if u reply to a topic it doesnt bump up? It just stays in the same place?
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11:26 pm
March 21, 2008
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chavez788
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its all abought parts like wheels where u can feel the dif in weight
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9:45 am
March 22, 2008
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crackula
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I had a Poverty Buck 99 frame (still do!) and it weighs about as much
on it's own compared to my new complete Hoffman (07 Loyalty) I've built hah hah!
When I was riding that, I felt like it was hard to ride/bunny hop because of the weight (I got weak arms, yo) but after I kind of got used to it, I almost LIKED it! I dunno, that was my first “real” bike these days.I took it to some trails one day, and as heavy as it is, I actually felt pretty safe on it because it seemed so strong and it was solid as a tank. But it's still not the bike for me (too heavy)
Some people just prefer very heavy bikes I guess for strength reasons.. Me? It can't be light enough! I have an old DB from when I was a kid, it weighs about 27 lbs. THAT'S light!! I can't imagine these 23 lb. bikes kids have now..
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10:09 am
March 22, 2008
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cas peck
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my bike is at 21.6 and its crazy!!!!! i personally had now strength problems with my ride, but im a tiny dude(like 115 lbs) so with that in consieration, lite bikes are for me, although i do understand why some people may not ride them. check out my set upon the bike check page and tell me wat you think!
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10:21 am
March 22, 2008
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HYL
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My old bike set up was close to 45 lbs. current set up is closer to 28 lbs. i can ride longer and not be as sore the next day.
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HARDCORE YOUTH LEGION * 88-08 * the elite underground society
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10:31 am
March 22, 2008
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crackula
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45 POUNDS?!!!!!! I can't imagine even attempting to do anything with that! I'm a wimp though hahah
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11:26 am
March 22, 2008
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HYL
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it kind of gained weight slowly. i just kept getting new( and heavier) parts for it. i had the buy burly stuff so it wont break mentality. but i smartened up. took awhile but i did. mid weight bike is just fine for me.
ps, i also have a Boston Terrier
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HARDCORE YOUTH LEGION * 88-08 * the elite underground society
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12:03 pm
March 22, 2008
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Slimjim
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I mean I've heard come pissing, moaning about the fact that people are building up lighter, and lighter bikes. I saw why not have a light bike. The companies are pumping out strong products at almost half the weight of the old parts. I mean my bike weighs like 28-29 pounds, and if I had the money I would defiantly be out there buying parts to get it down to the low 20's. I mean there will always be a negative, positives, and there will always be people who will bitch about everything just things are changing.
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1:35 pm
March 22, 2008
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NotTODAYhax3
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chronic bu bonic said:
what the fuck? if u reply to a topic it doesnt bump up? It just stays in the same place?
yeah, isn't that annoying?
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5:26 pm
March 22, 2008
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Timman42
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My Fly is 5.4 lbs or something, and the whole bike is maybe 29lbs and it feels real good. I like lightness but only to a certain extent. I picked up those Eastern plastic pedals and so far they work great. I don't do pedal grinds so they should last a while. Heavy bikes build muscle though…mmm muscle.
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10:09 pm
March 22, 2008
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bmxluvr7
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i would go for a 5lb frame or something in there
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4:36 pm
March 23, 2008
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666
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i like them between 4.8 and 5lbs
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9:42 am
March 24, 2008
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Corey
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i could go for a heavier frame. my mac got tore up when i slipped up on a bubuca,,,paint looks bad as anything on the downtube near the fork. i think the only reason the mac is so light is because somone used fingerpaint on the frame…
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9:40 pm
March 24, 2008
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H.B.C.ODY
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a frame that is low to mid fives is perfect. when you go to light you risk bending and killing the frame. which is gay cuz shit is expensive
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THE HULLABALOO CREW PWNS YOU ALL!!!!!
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7:35 am
March 27, 2008
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jimwill87
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i used to have a 40lbs haro blammo. thing was a beast! 10mm sprocket, .89 jack-hammer bars, 8mm drops! four pegs, two brakes, and the frame was almost 9lbs! did i mention the alex triple walls? now i have a 28 mosh method. got to love the lifetime warrenty!
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