FULL P.STREET PICS + fav interbike photos

[KOW49]

(thanks for the photos whiskey)

p.street
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0735.JPG
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0701.JPG
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0702.JPG
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0705.JPG
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0733.JPG

then the p3

http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0703.JPG



p1(continue to put shit forks on em ???)

http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0704.JPG


bighit

http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0708.JPG


cove peeler :thepimp: \

http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0722.JPG

DMR frames
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0723.JPG
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0770.JPG

BALFA
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0748.JPG

PIMP CROMO HARD TAILS
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0758.JPG
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0767.JPG

GT
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0787.JPG
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0786.JPG
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0788.JPG

GT INTERNAL GEARBOX :thepimp: :thepimp: :thepimp:
http://24ever.free.fr/swap/eurobike/DSCN0789.JPG

[damian]

How is Specialized warranty? There gonna need it for the P Street.

[KOW49]

Originally posted by damian
How is Specialized warranty? There gonna need it for the P Street.

y do u say that?

its a steel frame?

its 24" only brings tubing lengths down it should last pretty good how many people here break steel frames?

how many people brake a BMX steel BMX frame?

its got big axles and the fork is 3" hardly flex if anything its gonna be the fork that goes no the frame

dont be lame :rolleyes:

[damian]

I'm not being lame, its a good idea but a MTB wont last with pegs on it. Land 2 feebles sketch and its done. And BMX arent as though as you think, lots of people bend them and crack them.

I bet that its a tough frame, but when it will be put to the stress of grinding its done.

[KOW49]

Originally posted by damian
I'm not being lame, its a good idea but a MTB wont last with pegs on it. Land 2 feebles sketch and its done. And BMX arent as though as you think, lots of people bend them and crack them.

I bet that its a tough frame, but when it will be put to the stress of grinding its done.

have u ridden BMX?

and how many friends of urs or people have u seen braking BMX frames


:rolleyes:

they just dont brake like that the MTB length tubes to fit the 24" wheel is alittle bit weaker but no enough to break it

[TREV]

thats a BMX

[RoBurban]

ooo. the p.1 has a chain tensioner now.

and they changed the font of the P because they had to be able to put the word street under it. i like mine better :p

[b-ran]

the p.street looks sweet

[blinded]

Originally posted by KOW49

how many people brake a BMX steel BMX frame?

:

Alot. Whats with everyone thinking steel is invincible?

[freeeeeerider]

The bb7 has a flat tire :???:
None of those bikes really excite me though... and what the hell is the gt gearbox made for? Street? it seems so because of the hookworms but it doesnt look like a street bike to me:???:

[pete]

i dont care what its made for the gbox is pretty pimp! i'd buy it for the pimpness factor

[OptionaL]

the g-box COULD be really sweet.. if it had a better downtube/seat tube arrangement. (not so damn ugly)

Then after that, all you'd need is some nice components and I think it would be pretty rad.

But as it stands, I wouldn't touch it hehe

I like the Pstreet.. and the bb7 :eek: That's a pretty damn impressive stock setup!!

[norco125]

p-street? pfff just get a bmx for christ sake and its half the price

[RoBurban]

.243 bar and stem on the p.street = bmx

[DangerBoy]

Originally posted by KOW49
y do u say that?

its a steel frame?

its 24" only brings tubing lengths down it should last pretty good how many people here break steel frames?

how many people brake a BMX steel BMX frame?

its got big axles and the fork is 3" hardly flex if anything its gonna be the fork that goes no the frame

dont be lame :rolleyes:

The peg will encourage grinding. And grinding with a suspension fork is not the healthiest thing for your bike. With a BMX it's solid and won't move around. But with a suspension fork there's all these moving parts that's pron to flexing and such because it's got internals and all that junk. It's a start but not a good one

[Fast&Smooth]

Originally posted by damian
How is Specialized warranty? There gonna need it for the P Street.
it's the best

[Ghetto Smurf]

Originally posted by norco125
p-street? pfff just get a bmx for christ sake and its half the price


bingo.

[damian]

Originally posted by KOW49
have u ridden BMX?

and how many friends of urs or people have u seen braking BMX frames


:rolleyes:

they just dont brake like that the MTB length tubes to fit the 24" wheel is alittle bit weaker but no enough to break it

Yah, I ride a BMX, would you like to see pictures of my frame, and the effect of grinding ?

I have seen a whole lot of people breaking their BMX, I bent my fork from grinding.

Something like that will fall apart real fast, if you wanna buy me one I'll show you.

[SR!]

Originally posted by norco125
p-street? pfff just get a bmx for christ sake and its half the price

so what IS the price?

quality bmx's with quality parts are not cheap

[KOW49]

Originally posted by blinded
Alot. Whats with everyone thinking steel is invincible?

it isnt invincible but im say the average BMX rider if he was smooth would only need 1 pc cranks and a cheap frame

I know people in nanaimo and duncan that ride 1 pc cranks and they are crazy with cheap frames and they are really good riders like denis

Im saying the steel frames can handle the pegs pretty well
lots of people ride BMX and I dont think that they break their bikes all the times with pegs on them

the tubing is longer on the MTB steel frames by a bit but maybe by

1/4 or 1/5 because of 24" or 26" wheels Im saying if ur average rider that doesnt abuse his frame like drops to grinds I would say the frames will be very durable and I would also think these frames have been tested for months else I dont think a company would totaly gamble on this new product it costs alot to design and build these frames

im not sayings invicible Im saying with a good axle good steel tubing and welding I dont see y the frames wouldnt last

:) remeber theirs no difference between MTB and BMX except longer chain stays and seat stays (well the main difference) also the length angle to fit the big 26" front wheel

only have to have 4 inchs longer chain stay and seat stay there really isnt that much more stress on the rear end

thats just my 2 cents

(u do the calculations)

[bullit_kid]

its a 24" bmx with a 3 inch fork .. lets all get pissy because people like 24" bmx's ... :rolleyes: ... i bet that fork can handle grinding like nothing ;)

[m33p]

The P1 is the cheapest bike specialized has, its specced with that fork for price and the noob rider on it.

[KOW49]

Originally posted by m33p
The P1 is the cheapest bike specialized has, its specced with that fork for price and the noob rider on it.

yes i know it would be nice maybe a dj3 but i dunno

[blinded]

Is there only one peg, and on the front? What good is that?

[KOW49]

Originally posted by blinded
Is there only one peg, and on the front? What good is that?


1 on front 1 on back

[eddiebrannan]

dunno what all the fuss is about. obviously from those pics dual 24 singlespeeds aren't going anywhere anytime soon. no they're not just bmx's, and if you're not used to riding bmx (like me) a bmx will always tend to feel too small and why should you be restricted to 20" wheels? these are more like bmx cruisers with forks. for people who don't live in the sticks and only have street and park as terrain options they're a pretty cool all-round bike. i totally gravitated to this little by little. i used to have a 26/24 bike with gazzis and gears and gradually changed stuff i didn't need to simplify/lighten/improve the bike's handling. arrived at this, and it works perfect. i don't see what's wrong with that.

[g1mpy]

the balfa is mad pimp same with the ruckus!!!:thepimp: :eek:

[Zu]

i want a p street... they better be cheap....either that or a kona kaboom so I can maintain my kona pride.....:lol:

[KOW49]

Originally posted by MiniZu
i want a p street... they better be cheap....either that or a kona kaboom so I can maintain my kona pride.....:lol:


KONA PRIDE

"everytime u snap the rear wish bone wish for another one "


:lol:

their warrenty is good tho hehe got mine back in a week :)

norco taking 3+ weeks to fix my jr.t and 2.5 weeks to send dj3

[Monster Mike]

Blah blah blah. Dont care about the pstreet if you want it buy it if not dont. This GT G box i need more information. That thing looks SEXY. teh seat tube deal dosent but everything else...I'm all over that shit.

[4x4 style]

Originally posted by eddiebrannan
dunno what all the fuss is about. obviously from those pics dual 24 singlespeeds aren't going anywhere anytime soon. no they're not just bmx's, and if you're not used to riding bmx (like me) a bmx will always tend to feel too small and why should you be restricted to 20" wheels? these are more like bmx cruisers with forks. for people who don't live in the sticks and only have street and park as terrain options they're a pretty cool all-round bike. i totally gravitated to this little by little. i used to have a 26/24 bike with gazzis and gears and gradually changed stuff i didn't need to simplify/lighten/improve the bike's handling. arrived at this, and it works perfect. i don't see what's wrong with that. why do you care so much what people think about street style mountain bikes you always say the same damn shit you don't seem to get that nobody cares what you say cause you can't even do a proper bunnyhop so when you can't do shit anyway whats the point of having a bike thats set up like that you could have just as much fun trying to "j hop":rolleyes: on a bmx or full suspension for that matter just give it up you don't represnt street riding you represent failures in life