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The tale of the Trailbreaker. (Worth a read.) :

Postby Jordan.S on Fri Oct 19, 2007 11:23 pm

Ladies and Gentlemen, boys and girls.
This is the tale of the Shogun Trailbreaker.


Once apon a time in a cold town of Bicheno far, far away lived a guy.
This guy loved riding.
He did it on weekends, after school and any other time he got the chance.
One day his Norco broke!
So he sold EVERYTHING! to people on Pedalbite and Farkin!
He was left with like $450 or something and couldn't decide what to buy so he bought a Stp frame and a sh*t load of parts.
He sold most of the parts but was left with the darned stp!
He traded it for a Specialised P1 frame (which is for sale as your reading this :P )
and it is still lying in the shed.



1 year previous.


The Norco is breathing and hucking happily.

This is the part when the Shogun enters the story.
On the sunny summer holidays of 06' the shogun lies peacefully in the shed when *CRASHHH!!!!* OMG WTF BBQ!!
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The Norco has been killed!
So the guy hurriedly rushes to the shed and gets the Shogun and rides it to the extreme.
That day the wheel was extremely buckled riding on the rim and thats when I thought the peaceful tale of the Shogun was over.
Oh, how i was wrong.

One nice Launceston show day in 2007 the Shogun has been restored to its old and sexual beauty.


Before the restoration.
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After.
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Spec list:
Free agent bmx flange grips
Shadow slim seat (jack u teh huckorZ)
Last,NS stickers (Benny. from rhythm hooked me up)
Huffy wheels.
Holy rollers
brakeless! :O
sweet Tangalow rigids
Shimano cranks/pedals
Suntour derailler
1337 2" rizer bars..

And they all lived happily ever after. (for now)
Will soon get fixed gear rear wheel.
etc etc..
Hope you enjoyed it.. 8)
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Re: The tale of the Trailbreaker. (Worth a read.) :

Postby red_d0g on Fri Oct 19, 2007 11:30 pm

hahahaha yay lavender!

how about the tale of the marky beare? :lol:
or the tale of the malvy? :D
or how about the evil old guy in the pimp red jumpsuit/pajamas haha

i bet if we actually thought about it we could think of a ton of storys haha

hahah oh we do have many a storys to tell about how ravishingly exciting bicheno is!
bahaha
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Re: The tale of the Trailbreaker. (Worth a read.) :

Postby Jordan.S on Fri Oct 19, 2007 11:42 pm

Hah. The Malvy, priceless. We threw a ghetto Malvern Star 24" mtb off a cliff. (literally)

Marky Beare - This guy from Hobart who mouths continually.. at anything. (literally)

The pimp in the red jumpsuit - This grumpy old guy who yells at you when you ride through his property, he threw my old Norco over this fence haha, he wears a red jumpsuit all day every day. (literally)

Lavender - We go in front of the public Library and steal their lavender and put it on our bikes.

Bicheno is pretty random. (literally.) :D
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Re: The tale of the Trailbreaker. (Worth a read.) :

Postby Heggo on Sat Oct 20, 2007 8:54 am

Jordan.S wrote:Hah. The Malvy, priceless. We threw a ghetto Malvern Star 24" mtb off a cliff. (literally)

Marky Beare - This guy from Hobart who mouths continually.. at anything. (literally)

The pimp in the red jumpsuit - This grumpy old guy who yells at you when you ride through his property, he threw my old Norco over this fence haha, he wears a red jumpsuit all day every day. (literally)

Lavender - We go in front of the public Library and steal their lavender and put it on our bikes.

Bicheno is pretty random. (literally.) :D


Your just a bunch of little boys! 8)
sounds like you could write a book with those adventures!, nice restore mate! begging for jetting jumping!
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Re: The tale of the Trailbreaker. (Worth a read.) :

Postby red_d0g on Sat Oct 20, 2007 11:53 am

you do not understand how truly boring bicheno is!..
i nearly bought that bike nearly 2 years ago for like $10
its getting there now though good job jordie
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Postby Heggo on Sat Oct 20, 2007 12:46 pm

red_d0g wrote:you do not understand how truly boring bicheno is!..
i nearly bought that bike nearly 2 years ago for like $10
its getting there now though good job jordie


surely it cant be worse than perth?
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Re: The tale of the Trailbreaker. (Worth a read.) :

Postby red_d0g on Sat Oct 20, 2007 2:48 pm

hmmm not sure..
atleast you have launceston what 10 minutes away
we have launceston 1.5 hours away same with hobart...
extra crap if you break something on your bike..
but i guess we have the beach etc etc in summer :D
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Postby Heggo on Sat Oct 20, 2007 3:30 pm

red_d0g wrote:hmmm not sure..
atleast you have launceston what 10 minutes away
we have launceston 1.5 hours away same with hobart...
extra crap if you break something on your bike..
but i guess we have the beach etc etc in summer :D


we have a river?
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Re: The tale of the Trailbreaker. (Worth a read.) :

Postby Jordan.S on Sat Oct 20, 2007 9:04 pm

Pfft. A river, ha. :D

Now back on topic. :wink:
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Re: The tale of the Trailbreaker. (Worth a read.) :

Postby floody on Sat Oct 20, 2007 9:36 pm

Like holy shit, thats even older than my Shogun Prairie Breaker Expert (graphics make it look like ~1993 model, mine is a '94).

Hektified!

Story was similar with mine, I snapped my aluminium '96 Prairie Breaker dual slalom bike and got the old skool steel one as a brief replacement and I still own it. Had some other bikes then I broke my Pro-Flex Animal in '98 at one stage and did a season or so using the shogun frame (it was doing nothing in the shed) with full DH parts setup including RST Hi5 dual crowns and even a Marzocchi Mr T at one stage...
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Re: The tale of the Trailbreaker. (Worth a read.) :

Postby Jordan.S on Sat Oct 20, 2007 10:35 pm

floody wrote:Like holy shit, thats even older than my Shogun Prairie Breaker Expert (graphics make it look like 1993 model, mine is a '94).

Hektified!

Story was similar with mine, I snapped my aluminium '96 Prairie Breaker dual slalom bike and got the old skool steel one as a brief replacement and I still own it. Had some other bikes then I broke my Pro-Flex Animal in '98 at one stage and did a season or so using the shogun frame (it was doing nothing in the shed) with full DH parts setup including RST Hi5 dual crowns and even a Marzocchi Mr T at one stage...


Hah! No shit, still hoping to get a fixed/track hub soonish, if not ill probably go ss. 8)
But all in all it's pretty good.
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Re: The tale of the Trailbreaker. (Worth a read.) :

Postby high lux on Sat Oct 20, 2007 10:59 pm

aha, you've just given me an idea.

thanks matey :D
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Re: The tale of the Trailbreaker. (Worth a read.) :

Postby Jordan.S on Sat Oct 20, 2007 11:08 pm

Spit it out.
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