Mah new whip!!!

[Nomar06]

Watch out trails......I am coming for you now!

 

[webby]

it's a storm trooper! White win

 

[KennyGS]

Looks great!

 

[LizBot]

You bike at night?

 

[Nomar06]

With no lights!!!

 

[Nomar06]

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.

 

[KennyGS]

Nice! Hopefully I will be able to get back on a bike next spring.

BTW, it will fit... inside

 

[webby]

how's the car feel with the bike on top?

 

[LizBot]

Are those wheel covers or actual wheels Ken?

 

[KennyGS]

They're covers over the tires to keep any dirt from getting inside the car.

 

[LizBot]

That's smart.

 

[webby]

how rough is it to remove the rear wheel on the bike - with the chain etc... relatively easy on/off?

 

[Nomar06]

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.

 

[Nomar06]

lol.....exactly what I was thinking when I typed sweet jumps, lol

 

[webby]

nomar is late night owling it tonight

 

[Nix]

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.

 

[webby]

interesting.. I've never tried removing the rear.

 

[joshtimber]

Amazing thread!