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Sell and Swap / Re: FS: 21" Haro SD V2 Complete

« on: February 04, 2016, 10:06:02 AM »

7 Day bump.

Price is negotiable!

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Sell and Swap / FS: 21" Haro SD V2 Complete

« on: January 28, 2016, 09:36:23 PM »

Looking to get rid of my extra bmx. Heres the build specs. If anyone want parts pm me. Mostly looking to sell complete. Will only trade for LTF 21" or Xbox One. Bikes been ridden very lightly and is a pretty dialed, solid setup. Around 23lbs. Looking for $400 plus postage. Thanks!

21" Haro SD V2 stripped and painted red
Kink Lynx bars
S&M lil redneck stem
Fit shiv V2 forks
WTP slim pivotal
CULT composite post
Premium Lite cranks 180mm
Premium 30t ti sprocket
Harp PC pedals
Odyssey chain
Odyssey Quadrant wheelset 9t/36/rhd
2.25 odyssey upnfront / 2.1 faf rear

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The Lounge / Re: RIP Brian Itzaina

« on: January 07, 2014, 09:36:42 PM »

Thanks for the kind words everyone. I know this does not apply to all, but if you guys
have a way and feel like you want to come have one big shred for Brian.... seriously
all are welcome. If you do not feel it is not your place still come. Ill be taking the cobwebs
off the bmx to ride and have a good time.

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The Lounge / Re: RIP Brian Itzaina

« on: January 04, 2014, 11:33:19 PM »

Whats up guys. This is Josh, Brian's brother. I originally got him into Bikeguide back when I used to be super active on the forums. College and work got me away from coming home to Bikeguide a few years ago and since then I have only lurked here and there. I am sure many of you are seeking closure, just as I am in everything that has happened. You know the thing about Brian is he would go hard on everything. I started riding BMX when he was still a sponsored skater. About six months in, he got a bike. Next thing you knew, two weeks later he had surpassed me and was doing tech shit while I was still on the fundamentals. then he got into a shop. the he ran the shop for pennies in the background, and made his way to work at Haro finally. He drank hard, he rode hard, he lived hard, and still always had time to have a smile on his face no matter what bone was broken or what shit had been going wrong in his life. The last few years he has made so many good choices in his life. His long time nickname of "Hesh" was starting to wear off a bit. He wore nice shirts, and got his motorcycle. Settled down with his girlfriend and became the provider of a small family, but still a family. He was mending deep wounds with my father. He was becoming a true responsible adult. The thing that tears me up, as many of you might remember, is that he got me through 3 1/2 years of Chemotherapy from aggressive Leukemia. He was always there for me while I was down and on the verge of death, holding on by a smile. During that time he was more than just my older brother, but my Best Friend. During all of my chemo he helped me build the raddest Randy Brown build from bikeguide sales in the trans red with twombolts, odyssey races, profile wheels, and my favorite a chrome challenger just to keep me looking forward in life and to get stoked on living again. Brian had been on some medications. I was not aware of them, but they were revealed to me by our mom recently. They were making him physically sick, but helping him with life mentally. He was really trying to balance out the dosage and figure out the right medication. Not saying he had any disorders or depression, life can get to everyone. The main thing about these medications, as some of you might know, is that you cannot stop cold turkey. You can experience deep depression and suicidal thoughts very rapidly, which is not like my brother. Brian always knew best, even if it was not the right way. You couldn't convince him otherwise. So when it came to taking advice from a doctor on quitting medications, he was not really avidly listening. Not saying that this is the reasoning for the events that happened, but it only takes one line to connect two dots. He has touched so many lives, seamlessly without effort, by just being himself. He will be missed, remembered, forgotten by some, but shit that's life. After the last few weeks, with everything that has played out, the best way to describe myself is numb. Not because I want to be, but because I just am. My emotions only have gotten the best of me once, driving his motorcycle home from the side of the road that day where he took his life, trying to fathom what was going through his mind on his drive out there. We are having a traditional service on the Friday Jan. 17th at 1pm in Escondido at Emanuel Faith Community Church that all friends are welcome to. Since I work at the Escondido skatepark, we are also organizing a Ride For Brian BMX Jam that following Sunday for the 19th. Details are still shady, and I am getting it all sorted out on Tuesday when I come into work. I'll will let everyone know what is up when I find out. With all this being said, thanks for the condolences from everyone, and I hope you can seek some sort of closure from this. Ride on Bro!

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Bike Gallery / Bikes you miss

« on: February 25, 2011, 01:00:23 PM »

From oldest to newest of my best builds that I parted with.

S&M Dirtbike

Seshin Megatron

Seshin Shithawk V2

Masi Speciale Fixed

Subrosa Armada V1

Pake Steel Track Bike

S&M Randy Brown

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Site Help and Rules / Attn Mods: Change my name prease.

« on: January 24, 2011, 08:06:47 PM »

prease x2

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The Lounge / Post Your Guns

« on: January 21, 2011, 11:39:34 AM »

Quote from: BOUNCEHOUSE420;3387493

uh how exactly?
bull pup is semi auto .50 BMG vs B.A.R. (Browning AUTOMATIC rifle) full auto Machine Gun chambered in .30-06,7.92x57mm Mauser,7.65x53mm Belgian Mauser,7x57mm Mauser,6.5x55mm , or 7.62x51mm NATO

It just reminded me of one. The looks are kind of similar and the BAR was the badass shoulder gun of WWII and this looks like a modern day version of a badass shoulder gun.

Quote from: BOUNCEHOUSE420;3387493

more like once and it didn't seem to slow him down. the first time the uniformed officer was fiddling with it he was switching mag tubes

Actually.
1)at :08 a spend round is not expelled and then it is when he cocks it at :11.

2)at :20 same thing happens again.

If you watch it carefully it did slow him down a little bit and nobody would want a gun with this application that is prone to jamming. I love the look of it and how compact it is though.

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The Lounge / Post Your Guns

« on: January 20, 2011, 01:09:02 PM »

Quote from: Rick James;3387069

For all you bullpup lovers out there: Sabre Defence .50 BMG Bullpup Rifle

Its the modern day equivalent to a B.A.R.

Quote from: wheelr;3387116

Speaking of bullpups....

Bullpup shotgun.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hi0OWQCkcVc

Looks cool but the spend rounds get stuck multiple times in the 30 second video....

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The Lounge / Post Your Edged Weapons Thread

« on: January 06, 2011, 06:56:17 PM »

Gerber Paraframe as my daily carrier
Kabar fixed knife that I love
And my US army foldable spade and bayonet
Have more but no pictures

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The Lounge / Post Your Guns

« on: December 15, 2010, 08:21:15 AM »

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The Lounge / Post Your Guns

« on: May 23, 2010, 08:49:44 PM »

Got the Gerber Paraframe for my daily knife. Got the Ka-Bar as well. Not sure of model for it but its a nice knife. Also have the collapsible US army spade and bayonet/basic combat knife with sheath in my collection. Have a few others but they are at the other house.

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