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Wethepeople arcade 2012

Frame:
Cr-mo Downtube, 1020 Hi-Ten
Fork:
1020 Hi-Ten Fork, 1-Piece Cr-mo Steerer
Number of Gears:
1
Chainset:
Salt “Rookie” Tubular 3-Piece Crank Cr-mo 170mm, 8 Spline
Chainrings:
Salt “AM” Steel 25 tooth Sprocket
Bottom Bracket:
Salt “Mid Size”, Press Fit, Sealed Bearing
Cassette:
9 tooth 1-Piece Cassette Driver, Sealed Bearing
Chain:
Salt “AM” Chain, 410h Type
Pedals:
Eclat "Surge PC Pedals
Front Brake:
Salt “AM” Alloy U-Brake
Rear Brake:
Salt “AM” Alloy U-Brake
Brake Levers:
Salt "Moto Alloy Brake Levers
Handlebars:
1020 Hi-Ten
Stem:
Salt “AM” Front Loading Stem, 48mm Reach
Headset:
Salt “AM” Integrated Headset, Sealed Bearing
Grips:
WeThePeople "El Barrio Grips
Rims:
Salt “AM” Rims, Straight Single Wall, 36 Hole
Front Hub:
Salt “Rookie” Alloy Hub, Loose Ball 3/8"s, 36 Hole
Rear Hub:
Salt “AM” Cassette Hub, sb, 9 tooth, 14mm axle, 36 Hole
Front Tyre:
Salt “Captor 2.3”
Rear Tyre:
Salt "Strike 2.125
Saddle:
WeThePeople “ARCADE” Pivotal Seat
Seatpost:
Salt “AM” Pivotal Seatpost, Hi-Ten, 155mm
Seat Binder:
Salt “AM” Alloy Seat Clamp
Accessories:
Salt “AM” Steel Pegs (1 Pair)
Weight:
12.53kg (27.57lbs) approx with pedals (built).


2012 subrosa altus



The 2013 Subrosa Altus bike features a hi-tensile steel frame with 1-1/8" standard headset, hi-tensile steel fork, Rant frontload stem, 2-pc bars with 7.75" rise, TSC grips, alloy U-brake and lever, forged 3-pc cranks with unsealed American BB, Subrosa Shield style 25T chainwheel, Rant 14mm semi-sealed cassette hub with 9T driver, 3/8" unsealed front hub, Rant 36H rims, 20x2.2" street tires, TSC Solus 1-pc seat/post combo and PC pedals. (27.1 lbs)
Frame Specs
Toptube: 20"
Headtube Angle: 75°
Seattube Angle: 71°
Seattube Height: 8.5"
Chainstays: 13.75"

Handlebar Specs
Rise: 7.75"
Width: 28"
Backsweep: 12°
Upsweep: 1°

You never said how its "custom". If its stock don't do it

Both bikes are shit. All depends on the after market parts on each bike

that subrosa has pretty much everything done to it. i might aswell jus trade

11cole11 wrote:

that subrosa has pretty much everything done to it. i might aswell jus trade

Define "everything" please.

And don't trade.
Yours has a sealed bottom bracket at least, I have a friend who rides one and still had nearly no problems with it.
And they both have a standard headset so I would say trading is a big no go.
You want some real advice? Save up money and eventually buy parts when they break, like I saw the sprocket on both yours and the subrosa and they're made out of tin foil.