Street Bike Frame

The technology on the new breed of all-mountain bikes is unbelievable. Manufacturers have combined the lightness and agility of a cross-country machine with the toughness of a freeride bike to make bikes that can be chucked into anything and will still climb back to the top for more.

This feature is going to show you how making a few setup changes to your bike will get the most from it for every discipline, all done using the tools that you have in your riding pack.

The slow ache of my hip flared up in pain. I pounded the hell out of my hip bone like a butcher would to tenderize his beef.  I stretched it  so far I could hear the vessels inside my muscles worm around, and inched my toe to the other side of the room until I heard I satisfying popping sound.  Since moving to Pittsburgh my lifestyle has changed a bit, less moving and more eating.  Short brief walks outside to the car are now replacing 10 minute walks I took to get to every station.  Three flights of stairs has been reduced to one flight and the only walking I am doing, besides my small personal adventure walks, is in and around parking lots.  Gone are days where I walk with 30lbs of laundry to the nearest laundry mat, juggling a gallon of soap and some dryer sheets lodged in my mouth.  It’s a new lifestyle adjustment that I have to well, adjust too.  Davidson, around 5 o’clock today, left me in bed in my underwear to facebook, blog, masturbate etc and a full night of solitude.  I sat around for a while, watching episodes of John Stewart and taking multiple trips to the refrigerator.  After a few episodes I get what I call I.A.D.D  (Internet attention deficit disorder) browsing around half hearted for something to catch my interest.  In the mean time I  was taking resin hits to keep me company when I realized, I was that person, sitting on my bed, half naked, over fed, and stoned off black tar.  I decided I would take a another bike ride.  Despite my valiant efforts the other day,  I dressed appropriately, and headed out.  Of course, I started by flying down the streets, so fast I nearly had a heart attack.  Did I mention my overwhelming applause I give these people for getting up these monstrous hills? Anyways, I rode around for a bit, but decided to make a right onto Penn Ave.  It’s a two lane road.  Sandwiched in between everything from anarchist shops to quickie marts, Tattoo shops to a Job Core, vegan restaurants to KFC’s.   Down a ways, there is wicked cemetery that I have been eager go into since moving into the neighborhood.  I peddled down the widened sidewalk, touching my finger tips to herculean cement wall to  my right.

ok so my neighbor leave me a old street bike Suzuki. he was sitting and the engine is destroyed and coroded not even repairable. It is a street bike but it is feasible for off-road.

Posted by Steve Y on 27.01

Yes, it would not make an offroad. Sounds like an interesting project. You do not need to register for an off-road use. Do it - you learn a lot.

Give your neighbor and tell him to get rid of his own waste.

Yes, it would not make an offroad. Sounds like an interesting project. You do not need to register for an off-road use. Do it - you learn a lot.

im design and manufacture my own body bike, but its my first time ... ?

Posted by petre on 27.07

thick as Hella.
so thick that you should ask a manufacturer of chassis and not Yahoo.

thick as Hella.
so thick that you should ask a manufacturer of chassis and not Yahoo.