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Who said try all suck? They are good.

They flex a lot compared the the CNC cranks that are now available. I noticed a huge difference when I put my adamant cranks on. Your best bet would be to get either some forged cranks (Trialtech will be fine) or some cheaper CNC ones as the price of a bash guard and sprocket will be a lot cheaper than that of Middleburns. EDIT: but yes, they warrenty is legit and if you break them (which you wont ) they will happily replace them for you.

Can't we all just be friends?

To a certain extent yes, but you will become much better if you ride with people who are better than you.

You sure the lockring hasn't come loose?

We want a stock frame.

There is probably air in your brake. You won't need anti freeze any more anyway. It won't fall below -1 again until next winter. Take your brake off and bleed it in the bath. Do a search on here for bath bleed and follow the video. EDIT: you can even wang some anti freeze in the bath if you are that worried

Whats up with these gay threads, whats the best this and that? Whats next, which pads are the best of the 00's?

Ayyyyyyy Brumotti.

Nice sig.

Dude, I can't believe that video was 2 years ago We need to start riding like this again soon! Yes, Matt Burrows is about that and beasts everything .

No, they are called 'Modstocks' because they are mod spaced at the rear (116mm) and stock sized (26" wheels) . I had a long one for way over a year and it improved my riding dramatically. If you can get one cheap, then it is definitely worth investing in one.

Thankyou for the info guys, much appreciated.

Does any body have any reviews on the Echo SL freewheel. I had one of dengs freehubs in the past and it didnt last a week, so I need convincing on the Sl freewheels. So if anybody has any info/reviews (mainly the Tarty boys) then please post in here and let me know. Many thanks.

Haven't heard any reviews on them but Chris King hubs rule. Aspire are very trustworthy and fast. If you are going to buy a King hub, get it from them. And no, it will not drop to bits.

Beau used to ride a 1065 Zoo! with a Zoo 100mm stem.

That was awesome. Thanks for that Jack

Why get an echo stem when you can have a Trialtech one for the same price and a 4 bolt clamp. Get the Trialtech one.

I would definitely advise you change to a HD axle pal. The normal axles have a tendancy to snap under trials use (obviosuly as they are not designed for trials) so the HD steel axle would be a very sensible bet. It might seem expensive, but you will never need to replace it once you have bought it. Look here at Aspire for an axle kit.

Very small bath you have there. Informative though.

Hahahahahaha.

I'll go.

a2Z suck. They bend really easy. I dont know about the other one though.

So 7'11 1/2" then.

I think that you could have made it. Just a bad take off on the rail. I've done this before though and it sucks