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Old 05-10-2017, 03:19 PM
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Boom!!! no doubt. very nice. I really like the light.

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joosttx...I noticed you don't really use your camo fork anymore, except the cable clip. May I ask why?
why not. just changing things up. i will put the camo fork on the bike when I change brake pads again.
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Damn, that's nice. Good job, Steve.
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General Sparky, your ride is ready, Sir!

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Old 05-10-2017, 10:33 PM
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What light is that, Sparky? Nice ride... daaannggg. Lots of fun to be had.
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What light is that, Sparky? Nice ride... daaannggg. Lots of fun to be had.

The headlight is an IQ-X dynamo headlight, and it hangs from a modified Go-Pro undermount on a Garmin out-front arm. A Secula Plus taillight is also wired in.
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Spotted this on ebay the other day for pretty cheap. Too small for me, but something about how it's setup I just love. I think it's the tires and the fact that it's just a basic bike and nothing fancy.

Though damn, that firefly is amazing.
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Old 05-12-2017, 07:01 AM
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This is as big as it gets...
...on my 650b gravel bike anyway.

Got a pair of WTB Vigilantes from Rob pal recently and just tried on the new shoes. It's at the limit, measures out at 55 cm. The front Surly fork can handle the width, I doubt rear is able to but we will see...

Compared to the 700cc Rock n Road, it's HUGE!
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Wow, talk about a hot frame and killer build.
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Wow, talk about a hot frame and killer build.
Agreed.

Build of the month.
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Dope!!

How did you get the color of the saddle and grips to match so well?
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Old 05-13-2017, 08:09 AM
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It was a fun, quick build. Been treating it like a big BMX bike with gears so far. Ha

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How did you get the color of the saddle and grips to match so well?
Well, it's just a Cambium saddle I had sitting around and cork grips. The cork will darken though so it won't match that well for much longer.
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That Cimarron is so good.
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That Cimarron is so good.
It really is a fun bike.

It has me searching garage sales and CL this weekend for a frameset.
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