Finally finished building my bike

Just got my back wheel built from the local bike shop. Can't be any happier with everything on my bike. Here's the specs:

Frame - Sunday Wave 21"

Forks - Odyssey Race Fork Classic

Stem - Animal Jump-off

Bars - Kink Badger (Metallic Purple All Day!!)

Grips - Fly Ruben

Cranks - Profile 175mm

Sprocket - Proper 28t

Pedals - Twisted PC

Chain - Shadow (Silver) Getting black soon.

Seat - Primo

Seat Post - Kink

Seat Clamp - Kink

Headset - Kink Integrated

Pegs - DK Bundy (Oldddddddddddd pegs)

Front Wheel - Odyssey Vandero2

Tire - Odyssey P-Lite

Rear Wheel:

Hub - Odyssey Hazard V3 cassette (10t)

Rim - G-Sport 36h Chrome

Tire - Animal GLH

I'm so happy with my bike at this point. I've always ridden old and used parts that were all messed up, but now I have a bike that is good, strong and something I'm proud to own. Please leave comments if you'd like!

#486376

Dood.... that's one sick bike. Reminds me of my college days when I was riding something similar, a bit bigger though. But it was fun nevertheless.

Where are the brakes??? (I never had any either.. hehehe)

#486383

I hate brakes. I'm thinking of getting them but it's leaning towards a no.

Thanks though

#486386

It would be good to have breaks as a security measure.

Do you already know braking the bike without brakes? (I believe this is possible by spinning the bike by side or something like that, but really don't know or have practiced this).

#486387

My bro used to do that... by flicking a rear wheel and let it spin on front wheel a bit, he could stop it pretty well. He wasn't master at it, but I wasn't able to even do that. Tried twice, scrapped my elbows badly both times following a great fall.. lol.

Gosh this bring so great memories of bike riding days.

#486390

dude, where's the laser sights and artillery mounts?

#486441