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Charge Scissor

By The Joker on 01/13/2010. Bike tags: Fixed gear
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Small Charge Scissor

EA70 Monkey Lite/Thomson X4

Charge/FSA

V-Fusion/Porfile

V-Chukker/Profile

Demolition 165 cranks/Tree splined sprocket/Profile BB

Volume Pivotal/Seat

Odyssey/Shadow

39:16

Light weight tange tubing, comfortable geometry to commute on, and room for 45c tires.

Lovin' it so far.

People who friended this bike craiglowery, cannonhugodale, van, defythemall, deathknowsyou, Mtbfixed, per.k
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I wish it was mine

Submitted by Mtbfixed on 01/27/2011.

ATB This is one of many builds I do in my head looking at City Grounds web sight,all i need are funds.Love this bike,and my size too.

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ay dude were did you get the

Submitted by alex zoueihed on 04/07/2010.

ay dude were did you get the rims whats a web site u can get them from and the frame

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Submitted by The Joker on 05/15/2010.

http://store.citygrounds.com/store/

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stand over

Submitted by lazerwolf on 01/15/2010.

Nice! Whats the stand over height on the small frame?

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thanks!

Submitted by The Joker on 01/23/2010.

i measured from the mid-length of the top tube since it's a sloping top tube. the stand over is from 31 inches to roughly 31.5 and 32 near the stem. i'm also running 32c tires so keep that in mind.

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nice

Submitted by Theyokeman317 on 01/13/2010.

nice looking project...
what i really want to know about is the rack that u have, what would i search for to find those kinds of wall mountable bike racks?

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not sure...

Submitted by The Joker on 01/23/2010.

i picked mine up at REI. but you can search "racor pro bike rack" and find a handful of these online for under . they also fold flat against the wall. i would recommend the one which takes 2 bikes since its more stable and more bang for ur buck

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