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August 15, 2008

You Big Dummy

So it came. The sport utility bike (SUB) called the big dummy. I stayed up till 3am that night building it up.

Took it out the next morning. It is surprising how easy it is to ride. Now to load it up with some cargo.

The build is as follows

sram x9 shifters and rear der
shimano hone frt der
sram 980 11-34
avid juicy 5's 185mm
thomsons stem and seat post
on one mary bar
race face deus xc triple cranks
wtb laserdisc trail wheels/ deore hubs
crank bros mallet pedals
wtb pure v race saddle
planet bike fenders
woodman headset

Posted by mku at August 15, 2008 10:19 PM

Comments

Nice! What kickstand is that? And are you able to load the bike up with that thing deployed?

Posted by: Tor at August 27, 2008 03:31 PM

It is a pletscher kickstand. It is actually made for road touring bikes but works ok on the dummy. It is not centered on the dummy so one side is a little less stable when loading. Still pretty good though, but could be better.

Posted by: Mike at August 27, 2008 05:27 PM

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