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Offline munakorva

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Mutiny Cosmooo
« on: October 29, 2015, 02:58:40 AM »
Still riding, account still working. Track bikes, mountainbikes, touring, commuting etc are part of my life but still somehow bmx is the base of everything. It is emotional thing. Enjoying my riding more than ever

My friend sold me this cosmo for cheap. Its fun frame to ride. After Pantera 1.5 and OG sunday this feels reeeeally easy to spin and bunnyhop. After riding periods of mountainbike this feels a bit too unstable. its fun tought. it brings the inner Steven Hamilton of you alive. Worst thing about this is that i cant use my 36 TREE sprocket on this because of the short rear end. Next frame is going to be bigger and more stable, but that is somewhere in the future. I enjoy this fun first.







I think this is 2012 Mutiny  Cosmotron. the longer one. 21.2" tt ?
Some Macneil forks
Animal stem
Cult 9" bars
Odi Subminal grips
Stolen Bikes seat combo, from my Saint 24" cruiser. Totally ugly stolen swoooosh font on it but, yeah. Its nice seat.
Seat clamp from my first bmx (wtp something)
MAYBE Kink Pillar cranks. My friend gave these to me. These were on winter/fgfs bike that his EX used. Really beaten and spline were gotten a bit loose because of the rust. I run piece of sprite can between the crank and axle. DIALED. works nicely.
30T Graveyard sprocket. This is nice found.  I bought this for my kona stuff dirt jumping bike when i was a kid.
Bsd pedals. I try to avoid pedalgrinds for a while. Its so nice to have pedals that can be used in both sides! Im huge fan of ODY JSs. I have one pair of them in good shape, but I dont want to ruin them on ledges.
Lovely Odyssey Hazzard 2 hub on Sun big city light 48 spokes for shure. 10t Driver I have been having this wheel for ages. Bearings changed few times.
Bit scary Stolen bikes frontwheel
Fly Campillera 2.25 And Subrosa Grave digger 2.3
Kink brakes Baradine pads, Ody linear, Dirt harry

There is few new parts i would like to have. Chrome rims, at least for the brake, new profile cranks.. But. there is so much going on with mountainbiking and other projects so this just have to wait. And its allright. This is working perfectly fine. Its quiet and stiff!

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Re: Mutiny Cosmooo
« Reply #1 on: October 29, 2015, 07:49:04 AM »
I like it. Diggin' the Graveyard sprocket.

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Re: Mutiny Cosmooo
« Reply #2 on: October 29, 2015, 12:22:36 PM »
Bike is BAD.
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Re: Mutiny Cosmooo
« Reply #3 on: October 30, 2015, 08:51:59 PM »
so awesome, not being able to run your tree sprocket doesnt matter when your running a graveyard one instead. fuckin badass
this year i am going to have sex and it will be awesome

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Re: Mutiny Cosmooo
« Reply #4 on: November 02, 2015, 01:23:46 PM »
Don't those sprockets fetch silly money!?

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Re: Mutiny Cosmooo
« Reply #5 on: November 03, 2015, 02:36:50 AM »
yes, yes they do.

its almost the same as using Mayhem the dawn of the black hearts 12" 1st press as a sprocket

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Re: Mutiny Cosmooo
« Reply #6 on: November 03, 2015, 03:00:36 AM »
I really wanted a Graveyard sprocket when I was about 12. I think Rob Ridge had one on a green Standard with wood glued on the BB. Well BMX.

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Re: Mutiny Cosmooo
« Reply #7 on: November 03, 2015, 08:57:46 AM »
I remember that bike check.

He had some hubs that were crazy drilled out, and some titanium pegs that screwed on over some sleeve cap things.

It was probably the most heavily modded bike check I've ever seen.  Thinking about it makes me realize I need to do a bike check on my Wave-C as it has a crap ton of modifications to it.
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Re: Mutiny Cosmooo
« Reply #8 on: November 03, 2015, 05:39:06 PM »
http://bmxisrad.tumblr.com/post/515584500/an-old-rob-ridge-bikecheck-free-coastercom

unfortunately this doesnt have the full pics. ive got that ride uk somewhere, if someone tells me what issue it is ill scan it, i cant be arsed to dig through my mags looking for it
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Re: Mutiny Cosmooo
« Reply #9 on: November 04, 2015, 03:31:32 AM »
i miss that era when people did crazy mod on their bmx bikes


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