☆ BARE KNUCKLE ☆ TRACOON!

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Frame / Size / Year:
Bare Knuckle 58

Handlebars / Stem:
Deda Pista, Dimension (hard to find a good threadless stem with a steep angle!)

Fork / Headset:
Bare Knuckle, Chris King Rasta

Front Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
aerospoke track with custom vinyl (TOO HEAVY- SOLD) or Mavic Elipse (when I want to drop some lbs)

Rear Wheel / Hub / Rim / Tire:
Mavic Elipse

Crankset / Bottom Bracket:
Sugino 75 black, Sugino 75

Saddle / Seat Post:
San Marco Rolls, Miche Supertype

Pedals / Chain:
MKS Stream, MKS black cages, IZUMI Super Toughness (MKS chain tensioner)

Gearing / Chainring / Misc.:
EAI 17 Sugio Zen Racing 48

Notes:

It's a daily rider and it sure takes a beating well... also shows a hand-stitched leather top tube protector to lock 'er up. TRACOON!

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The bikes gave me the

Submitted by steve12 on 11/18/2009.

The bikes gave me the remembrance of my child hood and I used to have a beautiful self designed bike of my father.
I later involved in vending machines sales and the fond of drinks.
Regards,
Steve......

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Wow I did really like this

Submitted by kaka123 on 11/11/2009.

Wow I did really like this bare nickel bike and i did feel like having a ride. Please tell me the kredit repair need for this bike.
Regards,
Kaka....

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Wow I did really like this

Submitted by kiju on 11/08/2009.

Wow I did really like this bike and want to buy it . I want to know whether you give any credit cards facility to buy from my account.
Rergards,
Kiju...

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racoon.

Submitted by ThomWarr on 06/18/2009.

success.

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hey where did you buy your

Submitted by williamrogers on 06/01/2009.

hey where did you buy your frame?

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i can't see how that stem is

Submitted by patrickviolence on 03/12/2009.

i can't see how that stem is feasibly comfortable

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I have

Submitted by HALIMANDER on 03/12/2009.

monkey arms.

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drool

Submitted by dwells4life on 02/28/2009.

very nice.

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Hey, is that a 90mm 35degree

Submitted by bettermade on 01/23/2009.

Hey, is that a 90mm 35degree dimension stem?

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it's a 125degree 90mm

Submitted by HALIMANDER on 01/23/2009.

it's a 125degree 90mm

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+

Submitted by rileykendigoly on 01/29/2009.

Different way to say the same thing.
Sweet ride!

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when I see aerospokes it

Submitted by PaulNannie on 01/12/2009.

when I see aerospokes it makes me cringe.
they look kinda cool but there so fricking heavy, I can sense it thru the pic

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first i LOVE your

Submitted by steve90068 on 12/11/2008.

first i LOVE your bike....second, can you give us any details on how you made the leather top tube protector? it looks sleek as hell

great job all around

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It just requires

Submitted by HALIMANDER on 12/11/2008.

some scrap leather, you can find in any city near a fashion district or furniture upholstering place. Then you cut it to fit around the tube and use a leather punch to make holes that you then stitch waxed linen thread through. It's pretty simple once you start.

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The Tracoon makes my life

Submitted by sailstosea on 09/24/2008.

The Tracoon makes my life

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Finally

Submitted by ELmo on 09/13/2008.

got myself a bareknuckle. Sold my old frameset, transferred some parts over, also adding some different parts.

Looking at your bike [as well as my friends bareknuckle] finally got to me. I'll be posting some pics soon.

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well...

Submitted by HALIMANDER on 09/14/2008.

enjoy it! I love the frameset it's a blast to ride and my favorite bike I own right now.

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chain tug

Submitted by tpmann on 07/31/2008.

hey man, love your ride...how did you get the chain tug to fit the fork ends? My fork ends seem to be a bit too big on my BK, did you file them down or what?

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MKS

Submitted by HALIMANDER on 07/31/2008.

makes them in different sizes ...at least 2 that i know of. The one i have on there was for aluminum frames with thicker drop-outs. It has a small amount of slop but still functions perfectly.

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hmm interesting yeah i knew

Submitted by tpmann on 08/01/2008.

hmm interesting yeah i knew they made them for Al ones too...maybe ill be able to switch mine out..thanks for the help

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dimension stem

Submitted by MikeyWoodz on 07/25/2008.

where did you find that stem? what model is it? I've been trying to find a threadless stem with a steep slope forever now

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Dimension stem...

Submitted by HALIMANDER on 07/25/2008.

My LBS stocks them but you can also order online from various sellers. I think the juggernaut "Bikeparts.com" typically carries them.

http://www.bikeparts.com/search_results.asp?manufacturername=Dimension&categoryname=Stems&selCategory=1454&selManufacturer=325

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beautiful bike. classy.

Submitted by buddy on 07/15/2008.

beautiful bike. classy.

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brake surface...

Submitted by Batson on 05/29/2008.

did you paint it? what did you do exactly?

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I cheated it a bit

Submitted by HALIMANDER on 05/30/2008.

I used a Vinyl cutter/plotter to plot the circle on a roll of black vinyl and applied the sticker to the wheel... It's temporary for now and I will paint it but I needed a quick fix.

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...

Submitted by Batson on 05/31/2008.

...anyway, it looks good. i have the same set up as you, aerospoke/ellipse. i need to update my profile.

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thanks!

Submitted by HALIMANDER on 06/01/2008.

I dig the purple Knuckle. It was my first choice but i couldn't find one my size. happy riding.

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ill......

Submitted by bzr_84 on 04/16/2008.

man all black! this is one sick bike! i really like the decals on the aerospoke :)

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There are many types of

Submitted by spaced on 10/11/2009.

There are many types of credit cards and some do accept cash advance loans but it depends what you are looking for. People will always need a quick cash fix and a cash advance or unsecured credit card in most cases is a good source. If you have bad credit or no credit and need bad credit loans cash advances don't perform credit checks so it's another option.

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☆ BARE KNUCKLE ☆ TRACOON!