Sam Allgood - New Bike, New Tricks.
1 year ago
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9. Sam Allgood - New Bike, New Tricks.
1 year ago
got myself a new bike.
and i learned a few new tricks.
working on footjam-tailwhips....
and i learned a few new tricks.
working on footjam-tailwhips....
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65o on front?
yeah, i laced it like a month or two ago, mavic cpx33 or something. deore mountain hub.
The bike is super sick. props on the no handed wheelie too! keep it up
yeah the tailwhips in my other video are the next trick up.
Looking into this frame...
What's the rake on your fork?
You keep hitting good looking stuff. Keep it up!
its straight bladed so i dont know what the rake is.
i am on Team Terror thats sponsored by Disorderly House, they're doing the DOOM premiere in SLC.
but probably next week i'll have a teaser up with footy from the trick comp this saturday and the last couple of months worth of tricks.
oh yeah i was wondering is that frame good becausee i was planning on buying one so yeah
Keep it up yo!
looking good sam, keep it up.
(that's what she said)
i'm filming for a (hopefully) full length out next summer thats all slc kids.
"Sam Allgood
4 months ago
the aluminum is super stiff compared to my steamroller, but it is really noisy and i dont know if its my bottom bracket or something..."
I have had the 720TR frame for almost a year and a half now and know exactly the noise you are talking about! I had to change my bottom bracket to I think a 107 to get my chain alignment perfect, and a new chain really helped! I currently run a 13T cog and a 38T chainring, and tried to run a 48-16 setup to see if it was quieter(spelling)... Didn't help! I think it is because the aluminum is so thin, BUT! the way it is shaped and welded, I have never had the first problem!
1.Keep a fresh chain lubed.
2.Keep proper cahin tension and allignment.
3.Keep yo' shit clean! Clean your cog and chainring every once in a while. I live at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront (alot of sand!) and clean mine as much as some people maintain their road bikes...