Ibis mojo sl. About 25 lbs. it's a little rocket
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Ibis mojo sl. About 25 lbs. it's a little rocket
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Specialized fat boy, I really want some studded tires, but $500+ in this economy is nutty
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That is sexy!!! how you like it so far?
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Totally different riding experience, i can't wait to try it on the snowOriginally posted by ekguy
That is sexy!!! how you like it so far?
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More pics please!
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Just got back from picking it up. Awwww yeeeaaaaah!
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That looks awesome, did you find a deal in it?
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Awesome! Is that a Jake with 105's and discs?Originally posted by D'z Nutz
Just got back from picking it up. Awwww yeeeaaaaah!
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Yeah, it's a 2015 and Bicycle Cafe in Canmore was able to order it for me. $250 cheaper than buying new and I like the colour better than the 2016 models.Originally posted by blitz
That looks awesome, did you find a deal in it?
No, it's a Jake with Tiagras. 105's came with the Jake the Snake.Originally posted by sneek
Awesome! Is that a Jake with 105's and discs?
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Nice color
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If you go to Bow's site they have bunch of bikes on sale including JTS and Major Jake. Looks great! I am tempted to get a CX. However I haven't been on a bike for couple years and last bike was a Trance 1 that I barely used.
Keep posting pics folks!
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Do it. I doubt you'd regret it. There are lots of trails in Fish Creek, Bowmont, Nose Hill, Nose Creek Park, Glenmore Reservoir that are perfect for a cyclocross bike. You'd be surprised at all the little single track trails hidden around Calgary (a lot of them parallel to bike paths) that aren't necessarily technical enough to be mountain bike material but super fun to blast through on a CX bike. It's also super versatile: throw 23c slicks on it and it's a (slightly heavy) road bike. Throw 40C knobbies on it and you've nearly got a rigid mountain bike (or something for long gravel rides).Originally posted by bigbadboss101
I am tempted to get a CX.
If you're even mildly competitive I'd recommend signing up for either the Cyclemeisters' Dark Knight or Terrascape Beans 'n Barley CX races. Both are super fun and the Dark Knight is pretty much just a party on a bike.
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The blue light sale is coming up if anyone is looking for bike stuff.
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New Rig!
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Awesome rig. Descents get eaten up by that thing!Originally posted by ramminghard
New Rig!
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Installed my water bottle cage, bell, LED lights. Pumped up the tires and ready to rock. 26 lbs of full suspension glory!
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Damn fine!!!Originally posted by ramminghard
New Rig!
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picked up my first road bike!
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current ski quiver:
park, all mtn 181 ON3P Kartel 98
park,all mtn: 181 Armada AR7
big mtn, pow: 185 Armada JJ
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But how will you ride without pedals?Originally posted by Hallowed_point
Installed my water bottle cage, bell, LED lights. Pumped up the tires and ready to rock. 26 lbs of full suspension glory!
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good eye! Bike came with cheap alloy flats. I'm still shopping around for some thinner lightweight flats. Plus I haul the bike inside my civic trunk. Easier on the interior to remove pedals.Originally posted by Penguin_Racecar
But how will you ride without pedals?
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