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The Pug Lives (sort of)
Some 4 months have passed since my desire to collect the necessary parts to begin the assem and although it's not complete i suspect it won't be long.
Many thanks out to the FAT community for assistance along the way. 
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Why does it have to be plugged in?
Craig, Durango CO
"Lighten up PAL" ... King Cage
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 Originally Posted by cbrossman
Why does it have to be plugged in?
it will be fully self sustained thereby transfering the current to said rider and able to leap small buildings with mere pedal strokes. 
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how the hell did you get that rack to work, I have the same one and it has done nothing but pull out of the wall and leave gaping holes not to mention jacked up studs!!!
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Originally Posted by mjduct
how the hell did you get that rack to work, I have the same one and it has done nothing but pull out of the wall and leave gaping holes not to mention jacked up studs!!!
mmm 2" wood screws into studs and done.
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Originally Posted by mjduct
how the hell did you get that rack to work, I have the same one and it has done nothing but pull out of the wall and leave gaping holes not to mention jacked up studs!!!
Wow, pulling out screws that are in the studs ... maybe filling the tires with Stan's is not such a good idea.
Craig, Durango CO
"Lighten up PAL" ... King Cage
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Very nice.
Climb into the sky, never wonder why - Tailgunner
You're a Tailgunner
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Aww, man. You're nowhere near done.
The last 20% of the build takes 50% of the time.
Your post count will hit 700 before you finish!
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Originally Posted by SmooveP
Aww, man. You're nowhere near done.
The last 20% of the build takes 50% of the time.
Your post count will hit 700 before you finish!
 more than likely right however the time sensative lacing of wheels will be done @ my LBS, but yes if i were a PW 700 is cake.
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damn nice looking ride!
 Originally Posted by davidarnott
wheelies, beyond being the best way over any sort of obstacle, both above or below, are are the steedliest expresstion of joy
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Very nice.
Call me picky but I'm always surprised when I see people running their brake levers up against their grips.
Nice grips btw.. What type are they?
DJ
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Originally Posted by DavidJohn
Very nice.
Call me picky but I'm always surprised when I see people running their brake levers up against their grips.
Nice grips btw.. What type are they?
DJ
thanks, more than likely i'll adjust once ready to ride but for now it'll be OK. These are race face strafe lock-ons.
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that there is the new hybirdfatty that surly has ben hinting about 7-10 years, I hear it get 7 kms to the gallon of PBR
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Looking good ! Whats the wheels plan ?
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Originally Posted by ozzybmx
Looking good ! Whats the wheels plan ?
marge lites(orange), DT spokes/nips, WHUB front, CK rear.
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Ahhhh, of course, ive seen them blingy rims in the pic thread.... its gonna look awesome. I dont know how you contain yourself, im up the walls waiting on the bloody headset and brake mounts..... maybe today
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Originally Posted by ozzybmx
Ahhhh, of course, ive seen them blingy rims in the pic thread.... its gonna look awesome. I dont know how you contain yourself, im up the walls waiting on the bloody headset and brake mounts..... maybe today
If not for 2 other rides to choose from surely the walls would be my place as well.
Last edited by nvphatty; 08-16-2012 at 02:47 PM.
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As the days pass I have mixed emotions about this project, many days i'm super excited for the build to be completed and plant my achin arse on the saddle and explore, other days i relish in the fact the build is gone on for numerous months, why? well it keeps me from starting yet another but also like savoring the moments it's taken to get here, yeah i know it's sappy for a guy but hell i don't work @ the LBS nor do i have connections in order to obtain 'deals' but rather pay as it goes and when affordable because i sure as hell can't add it to my diet nor can i use it for shelter alas who knows when the final bolt is tightened? not i.
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Keep going my Friend, it will be worth the effort
Green,not mean
and Floating in a Floatilla :)
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Savor it! It will be that much sweeter when it is done! The nice thing about a fat tire bike,it does not matter when it gets done,because you can ride it all year
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No doubt fellas awaiting the CK hub then have the wheels laced up.
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Originally Posted by nvphatty
I was notified earlier today my CK hub is due for delivery in just a cpl days, however a signature is required by this young lassy in order to complete it but i'm finding it difficult to obtain the day off of work so any volunteers willing to sign for me??
Couldn't make it as a showgirl, so she switched careers?
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Originally Posted by cbrossman
Why does it have to be plugged in?
If I was drinking I would have made a mess after that comment
Sharp looking pugs! I like it!
"No one's interested in something you didn't do."
FREE BEER! (tomorrow)
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