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exactly what i was thinkingWhy does the bike need a key?
so your saything that with out this key your bike wont "start" lol. i couldnt even start to imagine how hard i would lol if i seen someone hop on their bike and put a key in it hahahaha
haha yep.Americans...
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Why does the bike need a key?
Americans...
i think its assisted, aka pedal to get it going and then it can keep a constat speed. But still, seeing someone put a key in a bike haha
looks like that particular bike has some kind of built-in lock on the rear wheel near the seat post.
guys the key is for the bike lock omg
btw its looks like those bikes they ride in Holland
so now way in hell thats in the u.s
btw its looks like those bikes they ride in Holland
so now way in hell thats in the u.s
Americans...
lol its because we dont have bikes with locks on them here, ive been to europe and almost every bike has those locks..
the lock locks the spokes with a metal bar.
brendanryder - fail..
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How do they work with the iphone 3g? Do you know if you can pause or take a call with the button?
thx.
How do they work with the iphone 3g? Do you know if you can pause or take a call with the button?
thx.
Uh, I haven't tried them w/ my iPhone yet... I'll do it now. I've been to busy listening to rad tunes on my laptop. Haha.
Edit: The play/pause feature works. You can't change volume though. Answering a call is function too.
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Just bought enough pipe, adapters etc to make this for my truck. Took off the stacks and now the exhaust will exit just before the rear right tire (4" pipe to 5" elbow to 6" tip- painting it all flat black tomorrow AM):
EDIT: for scale, here is a picture of the tip with my US size 9.5 shoe in it:
Next week the turbo from a 2006 Dodge Cummins will arrive and I will install it on my 1992 Cummins. Going from a laggy 18cm2 exhaust housing to a 9cm2 housing. Should help spoolup greatly. Turbo is the 60/60/9 HE351 for those that care. It's replacing an HX40 off of a 8.3L Cummins. (picture stolen from some random person):
EDIT: for scale, here is a picture of the tip with my US size 9.5 shoe in it:
Next week the turbo from a 2006 Dodge Cummins will arrive and I will install it on my 1992 Cummins. Going from a laggy 18cm2 exhaust housing to a 9cm2 housing. Should help spoolup greatly. Turbo is the 60/60/9 HE351 for those that care. It's replacing an HX40 off of a 8.3L Cummins. (picture stolen from some random person):
guys the key is for the bike lock omg
btw its looks like those bikes they ride in Holland
so now way in hell thats in the u.s
Hehe, correct
I assumed it was clear that it was for a lock. If it's not locked, it's usually gone within a few hours. Make that 10 minutes in the bigger cities. For those who are not familiar with the concept:
But I find it hard to imagine that the (few) people that do ride a bike in the US just park it wherever without a lock — and rely on it still being there when they get back?
Oh, and this might make you laugh, but that's how it is here
Hehe, correct
For those who are not familiar with the concept:
But I find it hard to imagine that the (few) people that do ride a bike in the US just park it wherever without a lock and rely on it still being there when they get back?
Oh, and this might make you laugh, but that's how it is here
if it only locks the wheel is that not like a portable safe they can pic it up and crack it later?
True. That's why most people don't use it, and carry a chain lock with them instead. But it's better than nothing, I guess.
I ride my bike everywhere. And I always lock it up. I would never trust my bike to stay unlocked. Of course I have also put a lot of money into building my own fixed gear bike. Took an old Schwinn World Traveler and have replaced pretty much every part except the frame.
Yeah, always lock your bike if you enjoy riding.
i guess u cant just ride off u have to carry it off so it would look silly and someone might stop you
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