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Watch out trails......I am coming for you now!
Mah new whip!!!
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it's a storm trooper! White win
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Looks great! 
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You bike at night? 
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With no lights!!!
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18.5 miles at 2 different trails. 6.5 at the first place were intermediate to advance with a couple sweet jumps and drop offs and the second places was flat dirt/paved/wood bridges.
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Nice! Hopefully I will be able to get back on a bike next spring.
BTW, it will fit... inside
BTW, it will fit... inside
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how's the car feel with the bike on top?
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Are those wheel covers or actual wheels Ken?
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They're covers over the tires to keep any dirt from getting inside the car.
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That's smart.
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how rough is it to remove the rear wheel on the bike - with the chain etc... relatively easy on/off?
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That is pretty pimp Kenneth. I wish I could have a road bike too. I thought you had black int. on the vette? Maybe all the sessyness made me forget when I jumped in it at the Dragon.
Not bad at all with the bike ontop. You can def feel it up there when I'm cruising on the highway.
Not bad at all with the bike ontop. You can def feel it up there when I'm cruising on the highway.
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lol.....exactly what I was thinking when I typed sweet jumps, lol
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nomar is late night owling it tonight 
With:
Shimano drivetrain - shifting into the smallest cog in the back makes removal easy.
SRAM drivetrain - put the chain somewhere in the middle of the cassette. Their derailleur design doesn't have the same pivot as the shimano. its a bit of a pain in the *** with SRAM. It does shift good though.
Shimano drivetrain - shifting into the smallest cog in the back makes removal easy.
SRAM drivetrain - put the chain somewhere in the middle of the cassette. Their derailleur design doesn't have the same pivot as the shimano. its a bit of a pain in the *** with SRAM. It does shift good though.
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interesting.. I've never tried removing the rear.
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Amazing thread!