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Like one comment sayd, with tnn/rockma/trialtech/try-all rork it will be about 1095 long. I defenetly want to try that frame!

You should change the O-ring with the one from tartybikes. Then it will be tottaly allright!

Some rims will go smooth really fast like rockman singlewall, but then trialtech rims have execellent quality and hold grinds for weeks. If it was a new rim and first grind, try to grind it few more times, if it still dont hold grind, then... the rim is just crap

These pedals wil last you for 3 months max. Only cage pedals that will last more are try-alls but they'll give up in a year or so to. Other than that, looks epic! Good luck!

Everything should fit perfectly!

Haven't heard anything about this for long time. Is the project dead or whats happening?

set of try-all light-s.

Good to hear that they work well with water. Was the bleeding process much different compared to last magura model?

Edit: sorry its a repost.. So i sorted this video out from over 400 clips i had from summer. It's a long video but there is also a lot of riding in there! Hope you like it!

Is there any possibility to see you riding with this brake? It would be specially good if your rim wouldn't be straight and there were no music.

Any info about the performance of that brake? It looks amazing! but like the previous comment, how do you adjust it closer or farther to the rim? And also whats the brake feel like?

Here is mine, it's the last gen one, it lasted for few months. New gen, whit some red color on them, are still going strong after a year.

If price isn't a issue I'd take sky 2, grate geo and seems to be a solid build. though I'd change the stem for 150-30.. (its all my E-skills, so maybe someone who as actually ridden any of these bikes will give you a better choice :$ )

Adjust it by your hand! set it up like its most comfortable.. something like this (was the first pic what i found) And when you press your lever then it should go so far that one finger would fit between the bar and blade(i don't know if you understood.. and it's comfy for me so maybe you don't like it that way )

Last time i checked then mine was koxx hydroxx.. and usually i call it just a bike

But then he would loose the one big benefit of FFW. Weight would be still on the rear not move to center of the bike. So on that case it would be probably better to get pro2.

build something similar as seen on here http://www.observedtrials.net/vb/showthread.php?t=36518. use a bit of oil or something to lube the top of the hose and barbed fitting and tap it in slowly.

Just for a side note, when you want to get a freewheel and you have a freehub right now, then you need to get new cranks with freewheel thread on them. something like http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/cranks_pair/trialtech_sport_forged/c514p10467.html that.

IF it says that most mod cams are ok, then instead of echo TR ones id spend a few extra bucks and get echo titanium SL ones.. have had those for almost two years now and nothing happened since, and those micro notches are pretty neat!

I don't know about mods but i usually run higher pressure when riding natural.. it's quite annoying when bouncing on sharp edges with low pressure. But like it's told in the previous post, it is your personal choice! try different pressures out, then you'll find out what suits you the best!

Echo has grate parts for its prices.. pure frame, cranks, hubs, headsets, urban forks and specially freehweels.. About try-all cage pedals, i had the first gen single cage for ~5 months tops, then had echo SL for few months and now have the new gen try-all's and their holding on pretty well, almost a year now. AND echo should make some comp-geo(+70,1090,etc) frames.. oh id buy boxes full of them

My SL cage Ti axis broke with about 3-4 months riding. From exactly the same place... hope your legs are ok

i bet those small holes would eat soft pads away? it would look something like

maybe you could tell what's your budget and if you want to ride on with mod or get a stock? also do you want to buy a full bike, upgrade that bike you have or build a new one yourself?

before trying to do sidehop from rear wheel, try to get your movements on rear wheel dialed. Try to pedalkick on flat ground and backhop in one place and maybe to 360 degrees turn on rear wheel. By that you'll get your rearwheel balance better and then you can maybe to sidehop from rear wheel easier.. It's all in the basics!