steve@banbury-trials
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these are great cranks definately worth looking at. steve
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like the others have said they are almost all identical,but there are differences some products such as boosteres,because some are stiffer than others. steve
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was a good ride and wicked vid.hopefully next ride i wont have as many punctures lol damn tesco value tubes. steve
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Teenage Angst Communal Agony Aunt Thread
steve@banbury-trials replied to Has anyone seen my shoe?'s topic in Chit Chat
gary glitter is from banbury,apparently theres a picture of him in banbury school -
Brum/birmingham Ride 2nd Feb
steve@banbury-trials replied to steve@banbury-trials's topic in Member Organised Rides
im definately going,getting the train about half 9 cya all tommorrow. steve -
welcome to the forum since you've read the rules i expect to see you a full member soon steve
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i prefer reds,but cousts are good too. i think you'll find that peoples reviews on particular pads will differ,the only way to find out wich is better is to try them yourslef mate and decide steve
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if your after a full width trials rim then you should consider echo rims,they have 46mm width and have double thickness brake walls if your after something slightly thinner then maybe look at alex rims wich are 38mm. steve
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truvativ giga pipe
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just looked at the brum map,pretty good i do think though there should be a seperate page for this though,and maybe when you zoom in on a area theres a slideshow that comes up with pictures of the site from the ground. steve
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take the tyre of the wheel,drag the grinder accross the rim at your chosen angle in a clockwise direction,do this for both sides,simple as,just remember you p.p.e steve
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welcome to the forum,follow the forum guidelines and you'll do well steve
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looks nice man,is the spec of your bike in the topic you made?topic called"stock specs"? steve
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are you going this Saturday? should be lush
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yeah it is,commonly regarded as the best cable disc available today,available in 160mm,185mm and 203mm sizes.185mm or 203mm will be good for a 24" bike check out tartybikes or chainreactioncycles for prices. steve
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keep up the good work
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Front Brake Hose Down The Fork Tube?
steve@banbury-trials replied to tris's topic in Beginners Trials Chat
if i was you i'd just stick with your current setup r get some braided hoses,just got to remember not to balls up next time lol.alternatively you could drill a bigger hole if needed. steve -
i had a simular problem but it was with tensile urban legends,got some forged echos and i've been fine since.i cant comment on the comparison between burns ,echos or trials ,as i've only used the echo cranks. steve
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I Might Go For Vee Brake
steve@banbury-trials replied to rideing ridic's topic in Beginners Trials Chat
do u mean the levers?i'll sell you one?pm me if your interested. steve -
gonna be lush,pretty big i hope cya at newstreet gap at 11 people. steve
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spiffing video cant wait for this saturday hopefully nice weather and no wind and no snapped crossovers. steve
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tadaa! special rotors ,chain reaction have overs too steve
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ali c is getting one built atm ,its in up north i think .should be awesome clicky here! steve
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has the psp been dropped before?i dropped my once and only half the screen lit up,maybe the whole screen is buggered on your?just a idea . steve
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great success !!!! i know what its called and where to get it ,tsg evolution superlight clicky steve