2005 Iron Horse 7 Point 3 "Freeride"
Type: Bicycles
Model: 2005 Iron Horse 7 Point 3
Real Name: Withheld
Location: Colorado Springs, CO US.
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Gender: Dude
Age: 29.93 years
Comments
ryguy79 used to own:
Bought new in October, 2004, for quite a good price as they were making room for the new 2005s at the time. Its a 5sp of course, since automatics suck. Not the fastest thing, but a fun daily driver that sees lots of weekend roadtrip miles throughout New Mexico, Arizona, and west Texas.
The college ride. 5 years and had over 200k miles on it when i sold it for parts. At that time it had no 5th or reverse, but would still do 120mph in 4th. Probably the most fun car I've ever owned. I drove this car like it was stolen every day. It had been hit, rallycrossed, gone off into ditches on lake superior pro rally stages, stuck in mud, snow, gone off a sharp icy ramp and through a sign, jumped...you name it. What a champ. Sadly, rust had finally taken its death hold and I got rid of it.
3 liter Vulcan Power (hahaha), 5 sp. Had some duals on it but one of them fell off haha. 32" Kumho Mud Terrains. Did some mild offroading with it and had one really good stuck when i broke through a frozen crust into really deep mud in January. Good times. Sold it because it didn't have AC and I was moving to Texas. No AC in Texas just ain't happening.
This was a fun car while it lasted. TSi AWD, 5 sp, 16g turbo, homemade boost controller, 3" catback. Was really quick for really cheap for a while until the transmission died a horrible death. Much noise and grinding. Sold for a loss, didn't have the time or money to fix it. Wish I could find some better pics of it, but I had it before I had a digital camera.
My first car. This car sucked beyond all belief. I hated it with such a passion that i beat the shit out of it. Neutral slams. blah. those are lame. full speed reverse slams into drive with it floored. now thats where its at. Its sitting in a junkyard now.
ryguy79 owns:
Moved to Colorado and love the mountains...all year round...so the Mustang and I had to sadly part ways. BUT! This thing is quick! Gotta love turbos and AWD, plus it'll haul 2 mountain bikes in back or skis and snowboards...very important here.
*Performance numbers courtesy of Car and Driver test, August 2003
Bought new in late 98, early 99 model. Ridden mostly stock until summer 07, modified into an "Uber V" Previously 3" front travel, 4.5" rear travel. Now 5.5" front travel, 6" rear travel, and a little slacker geometry. Great climber, good on descents that don't have big drops.
