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fuji, because i have one, sorry i know nothing about cameras.

fair play, ill wait untill i snap the control, if i ever do. i didnt see you at the exeter comp.

i suppose, ive seen your leeson on the site, how much would you want for it and where did you snap it?

2mm of the pads would not wear, causing the pads to wear unevenly, should be fine though Ben Moore has done this for months on his avid.

hm ok then.........

im confused.. what did it say before the title was edited?

ive looked on tarty but i cant seem to find the rake of tuff guy forks, any one know? liam broom

you need a adapter which sits in the bb axle thread. you get them with the isis bb usally.

ah bens ashton, still want a echo? ide be wiling to sell mine for about £140 i think thats the lowest i can go, not a dent in it. the only scratches are in the crappy paint bo put on it. anyways well done yesterday. liam

i found that when i had cheap cranks they always came loose, it might have something to do they were bent and the tapers were messed up.

oh and to save making another topic, any one know the rake of onza tuff guy forks?

for a few weeks now i have been undecided weather to switch from my echo control to a second hand leeson 660. i like the look of steel frames, and i also like the short wheelbase of leesons. its just i'm not sure if the leeson will be too short,i think its about 1025mm-1030mm i need your opinions to help me decide. thanks guys. liam broome

um yeah, what he is saying is that because thers a fixed cog on the rear, the freewheels moving all the time not just when your pedaling.

there is already a topic for the photos from saturday.

the cranks need to have threads for the freewheel to screw onto, and you normally need a longer bottom bracket because the tapers are not long enough to accomenadate the crank and freewheel, so without a wide bb the freewheel would rub on the frame, hope this helps

it was great, i rearly enjoyed just spectating and giving the courses ago after. i've only been riding a matter of months so i didn't want to make a fool of my self by entering, maybe next time. thanks rich

ive seen pictures of that frame and it looked pretty used, and you saw some of the stuff he was doing today, i suprised the aston lived aslong as it did. RIP Ashton

Wahey

yeah same, cant wait untill next year, when hopefully again they will repeat it. hopefully next time i will compete. and thanks matt for organising alot of it.

Ben Moore won intermediate 26inch, and Ben Savage winning 1st 26inch Elite followed by Burton in 2nd and Chris Doney in 3rd

smaller harddrive and less ram, also a slightly slower processor. thats bit of a unfair replacement.

it should be here today, so ill put it on and try it at the exeter indoor comp, i wont be entering but ill be going for a ride after, and if it doesn't hold up ill buy a 180 rotor off a mate.

how long you going for? i definately wouldnt take my bike, there is soo much other stuff to do and see.

yeah just fill the garden with pallets anyway, and if he makes you get rid of them ride the cars.

how about that giner with blonde streaks? liam