Cycling Photos

haha the only pedals i actual removed were the passenger pegs, removed to be replaced by locking stunt pegs that wont fold in when i stand on them. mile long highway wheelie match is more my style, we'll compare bikes on a couple different fields and see what happens lol

 

Thanks. Was out of work and bored 15 years ago.

 

Me too

 

See, I never saw the pics... Damn sensitive people...

 

i never saw them either.........why the hell does everyone gotta be offended by stuff

 

she better not be, i hate that ho

 

i only had them up for about 15 minutes and i pulled em off befor ei got yelled at by tcbob, but i will throw them back up so you guys can see, but if i do get yelled at make sure you tell tcbob that this was by popular demand alright!?!?! here ya go...the girl in her underwear was the one with the ducati monster, the other pic is her with her porn-star-esque sister when we all rode up to a big meet with about 3000 bikes. enjoy! and these wont be staying up for long either, TW is a "family" forum remember

 

I seriously don't think you can get in trouble for these. There is no nudity.

 

well if you want nudity...bam!

 

To each is his own... Me personally wouldn't be posting pics of a guy with his pants down... Might make people think ya know?

Lol!

Here's what I'm workin with...

 

haha that guy with his pants down is me hahahahaha, called in an airstrike of jaegerbombs and i fell down a couple hours afterwards, i get drunk and naked in unison

 

909tacoma,

Glad to see another Specialized fan. What year FSR XC is that? I am pretty sure that the upside down one is an 07 Rockhopper Comp Disc. Yes?

Though what's with the Schwinn in there with those two from the Big Red S.

Here are some of my toys.

My 2007 Specialized FSR XC pro. The color is rare as the flat green was only available as a "test bike" sent to dealers to let people try out, and I happened to come across one, and that's all I'll say about that.


My 2006 Specialized S-Works Tarmac E5. This bike was made from an E5 Aluminium S-works frame which was then cut in half and a carbon top half bonded on. Also pretty rare, and it rides like a dream.


My wife's 2006 Specialized FSR XC, also fully customized.


The wife's "rainy day bike." (2007 Specialized Dolce, though not much remains from stock)


And my better half's "fair weather bike" (2006 Specialized Ruby Comp)


Yes, three of those pictures are bikes that belong to the wife, but since I am the one who built, customized, and still puts in the wrench time on them I figure I am justified in showing them off here. I also have one more road bike that I ride as well, but I just finished building it a week or so ago, and have not had the chance to photograph it yet, so I'll post that one when I get time.

Sorry to hog the thread, but as you can see I am moderately obsessed with bikes. Hell, probably what keeps my truck from having as many Mods as PB's truck, is that I have bikes to tinker with too. LOL.

 

Here's my bike - I'll add to the Specialized collection above.



If this pic doesn't show up, here is the link:

http://www.pinkbike.com/photo/1052487/

 

Very, nice. Way more travel than I have a use for, but a nice ride none the less, and I'm always pleased to see more Specialized riders.

 

i must be the only one that is lazy enough to need a motor

 

Specialized it the S*&T!! I had a Specialized Fatboy Hemi BMX bike. Now I have this Tomac downhill, I had a GT Lobo downhill rig before and i will never go back after riding this beast! I had my old Lady send me this pic, this is me last year at Mountain Creek in Vernon, NJ


Here is my Gary Fisher Advance i just bought a month ago over here, its nothin to special but im still able to shred trails and it gets me around!

Gdaeg nice rig bro

 

I need all the travel I can get - I ride only downhill here in the Rocky's, and plus I don't pedal, it wears out the chain.

 

Hum no Trek fans? I'll have to get a pic of mine.

 

I used to have a Trek hardtail back in the day when I pedalled.

 

I can respect that. Here in South Jersey it's more or less completely flat, so we don't see or sell too much in the way of hardcore downhill bikes, but I am still impressed by them as well as the people that have the stones to do 35-40 MPH down a rock strewn trail. You are a braver man that I.

Enjoy yourself out there and keep the rubber side down.