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  1. yeah, a limey2 too, give me a five ;-) imho front rim color does not suits well.....anyway sweet ride how does it fells? as long as a bus?)
  2. does anybody uses smart guy with disk brakes? or used before? I have a suspicion than it does not strong enough to be surely safe when bb7 onboard. am i right?
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    Limey2

    searched a bit.... didnt found answers on: Which stem to prefer? does anybody know about complete onza limey2 bike? what part specs?
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    Limey2

    recently i was offered to buy a Limey2 frame just want to ask some(a lot actualy =) ) questions to those who is alredy runs limey. how does it feels? What is the Geo with 400mm Echo fork? Which stem to prefer? and another one: does anybody know about complete onza limey2 bike? what part specs?
  5. there willbe no problems for sure just discus all the moment in icq or maybe through e-mail....
  6. show me the maggie that works without tar and grind any well? even if you use good pads the dust will make them work bad in some hours of riding..... there tree ways to get you brakes realy to BRAKE: 1)a little of tar on one side of rim 2)a little of grind on both sides 3)a water: put water on rim, brake some and then dry as for pushing power - avid set flex frame mounts on my pitbull seriously
  7. actually there is no need in avid ultimate im using handmade adaptors+ avid 7+ avid lever+ teflon cable+polyurethane pads+aligator housing and a little of tar its more than enought to stop rear wheel in any case. Vees are damn good!
  8. using em too not bad, but space between magura screw hole and Vee console hole on theese adaptors must be shorter, IMHO
  9. wait a minute, that video where guy on giant doing front_wheel_gap and lands his face on top of concrete wall? if so, nice to hear you continue to ride, i realy hope you are ok after such bail, cuz that was scary....
  10. nice) any photos? whats about gapping on such short cs? it was as hard as hell to gap on 375mm chainstays(raven6 long) after riding s 385mm ones(pitbull'04)
  11. as it has been already said: gat a lighter chain,lighter tyres(or just another front tyre, back one you have seems ok to me),get rid of rear mech....
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    Kot Ms2?

    the headtube angle for 1100 is 70.5 degrees 1065 version have 72 degrees.... huge amount of the frames bought bu russian riders has been broken
  13. i used to unplug housing from lever and plug it again. no air. maybe u will need to drop some additional oil-drops in lever holes to be sure there in no air will be in system
  14. staying as close as possible to 1.16 is the best to my mind for example: 22/19 at 170mm cranks and 22/18 or 18/15 at 175mm is perfect for me
  15. i gas nothing fatal will hapen or , in worst way, maybe frame will be bended abit
  16. yeah, here is the another interesting question: "chocolate leg/sidehop side combination" is i sad i am right footed and sidehopping to the left (aha, keep it away from drivetrain...and mesh hanger =) )
  17. another vote for "right foot forward" ...just like Damon Watson, Craig Lee Scott, Matt Staples and others.... ;-)
  18. try to google some thats what iv found: http://www.moviecodec.com/topics/9735p3.html
  19. use premiere or vegas for editing(both of them understands mov format) and output in non-encoded format then encode with VirtalDub under Linux use Cinereella, but its damn bugfull(( and mencoder or theora for encoding.
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    Gear Ratio's

    the gear ratio must be some close to 1.2 or just a bit easyer examples: 22/19 21/18 18/15 maybe 18/16 mind that ratio depends on your cranks lenght!
  21. yes, thats right cs are exactly 385mm long not 383 - just measured
  22. i was sure they are 383mm long ;-) so the geo(if i remember exactly...): head tube angle 71 or maybe 71.5 bb rise with 400m fork: 15mm cs: 383mm
  23. actually gu's bb is quite high, if i were u i would get some 110mmx10degrees stem + Zoo risebar souds uncofmortable to you? then maybe 20 degrees VIZ stem, but not higher
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