dkidd I bust flows that turn nuns to hoes, wake you from your slumber and shake you out' your clothes.
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Male / 22
Member Since: Oct 5, 2005

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Bike I ride: 26" pinscher. Street machine. 26lbs no longer a dream.
Favorite Trails: Freight Train-Dirt Merch-A-line. Haro. NSFRP. Streets everywhere.
About Me: I was the turkey all along.
Products Recommended: none - View Products
Companies Supported: RockShox | Yeti
 

 

dkidd's Activity

posted in "Vs. thread" ( 18 hours ago )
posted in "Dobermann Owners Group (DOG)" ( 18 hours ago )

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blakel wrote
1 days ago
Awesome mate next time I'm round about in Canada i'l hit you up dawwwg

Unhallowed wrote
1 days ago
Meh, I get parts at cost and rushed to the front of the line for free labour whenever I happen to need it... so I won't complain.

Unhallowed wrote
1 days ago
aight no worries. Buddy of mine at the shop that kinda supports my riding managed to hook me up with getting my rear wheel redone so I talked him into tossing me a spacer and NWD10 for uber cheap. Bikes are rideable finally.

Unhallowed wrote
Nov 17, 2009 at 11:54
I'll ask around, not sure what else is around though.

Unhallowed wrote
Nov 17, 2009 at 11:48
srsly? stickers and spacers make life worth living. Beer

Unhallowed wrote
Nov 17, 2009 at 11:47
Well I only really go to a couple. Caps Krusty's(Dob sticker on the door=they already carry?), Jubilee near metrotown but they aren't huge but it's worth a shot since they are beside a skatepark, Cove in north van not sure if they would, On Top in north van kinda hack-ish mechanics but nice guys, NSBS also in north van seem to be a good shop but I've never been there, guy I know works there too. The majority of other shops I see around are more cruiser/XC/roadie shops.

Unhallowed wrote
Nov 17, 2009 at 11:39
damn grammar nazi. lol

Unhallowed wrote
Nov 17, 2009 at 10:32
haha no worries. The one in the first post was mine, took me a couple min to get down while I was in a bobcat at work.