Urban Hill Slayer

UPDATED PICS (Please See Bike Check):

The Zitto Protective Frame Guard unfortunately began to separate and peel probably due to a combination of it being rotten stock (aged and spoiled glue) and the high Siamese humidity. Luckily, it all easily came off without issue. I replaced with black Mob grip tape which is super tacky and supposed to deal with extreme heat well... it appears to be doing the trick now.

Still waiting on the new slicks I ordered to arrive... so more pics forthcoming.

Very nice!!!! Do you know how much it weighs? Just curious.

Fortyseven wrote:

Very nice!!!! Do you know how much it weighs? Just curious.

Thank you. ~13.5kg (~29.7 lbs)

Nice

Lookie here at what came in the mail from the good ole'USA.

Profile Mini Cassette Hub with 15t Chromo Splined Driver with 120mm Track Cone Spacers.

Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice. Do you have to change your spokes out to then?

New Profile Mini Cassette Hub all laced up now on a Sun-Ringle MTX 33 rim.

Thats not a bmx, but nice cruiser either way.

Cellmember wrote:

Thats not a bmx, but nice cruiser either way.

I think you be very surprised how much BMX geometry actually went into that frame ;-)

The DASH was heavily influenced by 20" thru 24" BMX freestyle design and was specifically made for Fixed Gear Freestylers who had abandoned 700c for 26".

Inspected both my bottom bracket and headset today which have been in since 2013.

The headset & head/steerer tube were all in nearly pristine condition so just cleaned, re-lubed (greased), and dropped 'em right back in.

The bottom bracket was also very clean though the bearings were suspect so we took 'em out; cleaned up the bottom bracket shell; and pressed in some new bearings from Primo. We messed around with spacers/washers until we lined up the chain-line nicely as it had been off by a few mm before causing some minor occasional chain-rub noise that was driving me nuts.