dave85

48 * (18/12) = 72 effective clicks at the cranks. FFW eno would be the same :) convinced? :)

haha, im sure Ads will love that idea :)

ah, go home mr "I took GCSE maths a year early" :P

If theyre both 36 point freewheels, worst case is that one freewheel travels 10 degrees before it engages, then pulls the second one round another 10 degrees to engage that. So youve moved 20 degrees before youve got any power down, equivalent to an 18 point freewheel.

soooooo, could that be swopped for an ISO shell? :P"

This one is very good, ive had mine for a year now, and its still in brilliant shape. Weighs naff all, packs down pretty small to go into a bag, windproof, waterproof, nice warm furry collar :- .

The team booster is 10 mil taller though.... (Y)

:( You really must be deaf

Hence why he's asking us some questions (Y) Edit, sorry missed this ahahahahahaha cheers, that cheered up a really shit day :(

17.81 :blink: and 32" waist :P (Y) Out-sticked you :)

No. Bigger knurling tool. :blink:

Interesting, got any pics of it? (Y) Edd

Looks like megamo were onto something then.....

Possibly crap around the pistons is stopping them retracting quite as well. Just as a thought: youve cleaned the pads, but have you got them dirty? As in, lots of mud on the disc, and ride around for a bit. My friend's louise FR was acting up yesterday, but a bit of mud on the disc, ride around, then wash it off and ride round again, and its coming back up sharp (Y) Edd

Or put some impurities in it, like antifreeze :(

97 celcius

You sir, are useless :( Second pic down

Chain drops off a few times, makes a nice sharp corner in the bottom of the flange, couple of big drops, flange goes ping? My axle took about 3 weeks to come back to me...

Chain fell off the back of the cassette? just an idea, so dont shoot me too soon.

King will certainly tell you to get lost if it ends up with bits of the flange missing :(

I wanna play :D and even worse, i wanna go to wales, b*****d friday evening exams :D bendee is a BEAST :D

Here, pretty self-explanitory.

http://www.cyclesurgery.com/ProductDetails...ategoryID/89/v/ http://www.cyclesurgery.com/ProductDetails.../productID/2035

9/16" by 20 tpi, right hand thread, 60 degree included angle.

Normal is long enough to hold two chainrings on, if you just put the one chainring(bash in this case) on with normal bolts, then there'll be some extra thread poking out the inside and interfering with the chain.