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(Nov 23, 2009 at 9:32)
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no lights, just 2 flashes
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Not quite, but the sun was almost down.
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in division 1 dh yeah, but there was still division 2 dh and xc and short track
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25th out of about 70 or something riders
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That was probably mine. I have a rack on it now.
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Someday I will save enough money for that, but until then I'll have to settle for the stock tune, which isn't slow at all anyway. The only thing that bothers me is the bucking when you let off the throttle in first or second gear around 2500rpm.
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Sxman, read car and driver. They show the stats of both cars. You have to be in 3rd to hit 60 in an sti and 2nd in the 09 wrx.I know, I've driven both. That said, the sti is still a way nicer car, but the 09 wrx is right on its tail performance wise, costs less to insure and is 10k less. If I could choose I'd still want an sti though. lol
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Nope, just a wrx. It has an sti turbo though, and its faster than an sti from 0-60 because it's a five speed instead of a 6 speed so there is one less shift to get to 60.
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You'll love the bike once you can ride it.It is amazing
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Looks sick Ray. Did you ever get my email?
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http://bikeguy.smugmug.com/Sea%20Otter%202009
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at the cccx race in salinas www.cccx.org
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Did Keith's dad post them anywhere? Wondering if he got anything of me.
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It was probably taken with a gopro camera which takes pictures every 2 seconds
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Thanks. I heard you broke your shoulder. You OK?
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Are you in engineering at Davis, or just building this for fun? Looks sick.
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Friday's are the only days I can ride midweek. Let me know, and we can work something out.
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You still ride? I haven't seen you since like march. You gotta come ride some singletrack with us sometime.
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Your at UC Davis? I might be joining you there next year. Aren't you not allowed to have a car as freshman, how are you riding cause Davis is flat? WE should go moto sometime.
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The 150 size 1750 hub was a limited production part for the 2007 for Sunday World Cup's as far as I know. That's how I got it.
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The front wheel has held up well. There are a few kinks, but I have been riding on some of the roughest stuff around so that happens with just about all of my rims. I just used beefier spokes for the rear wheel and it has held up fine.
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Good eyes. I am surprised that you could see that. It's just a money factor. I only had enough for the rear brake, which has given me nothing but problems.
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It's really fun. The upper part of the course is wide open/huck yourself downhill. That lasts probably for 5 or so minutes. Then it dumps you to a little single track that is kinda pedally. Very fun course overall though. I think it's like a 4000ft. elevation drop.
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You should go fix it up then. It has been grown over for about a year
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When did you get the 40? Looks sick.
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Sunday World Cups frames are made in the United States.
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World Cup and factory frames are exactly the same thing. Do your homework.
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My bad, didn't read the description. That's a good idea though. How long do you have the cast on for?
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Looks like a sick et up. Why are both your brakes on the right?
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Nope, I have a 150mm 1750 wheel. I just had that rear wheel on for northstar.
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