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Alex Dark

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  1. Got some Viz stock forks...whihc are pretty identical. Extremely stiff forks
  2. Liberally douse with water....then alternate between hard stops and dragging the brake
  3. Want.....sooo bad. Looks amazing, and I know they ride brilliantly too Hit up Plymouth avec mois asap
  4. If you're having problems....then just line it up by eye. Should work by using the proper method of loosening the tri-align bolts and tightening the pad adjust dials.
  5. Either upload them here, below where you type your text in....or upload to somewhere like imageshack and link to them
  6. I'm 5 8" and ride a massive 1100 Coustellier frame....Rossmcd on here rides the identical bike and I think he's the same height as me? I much prefer stock to mod, but I guess that's just my personal preference
  7. Vimeo Video ->Original Video - Christmas Eve Video 2009 Vimeo Video ->Original Video - Big March London ride from last year....
  8. took my Zenith back to silver in the dark, and got covered in Nitro burns....good times
  9. Such a bad ida...have you had it heat-treated? If not that'll crack extremely quickly.
  10. Awesome, certainly looks like you did a great job
  11. Viz are the better bars, ride wise and looks wise in my opinion
  12. Well youve got material to think about, milling, heat treating etc.... Well i'll be running a custom splitter, but I'm thinking about drilling that spline in between the two horseshoes...
  13. I'd quite like to do that in the future...who knows though...just going to see how this turns out
  14. there's no way you couldn't....my DK was rubbing on the coust badly and it pissed me off all day. Only made the tiniest indent though...
  15. Turn up at a comp...have a look then ask to ride the section when everyones finished sorted.
  16. Exactly... Yeh too true, would annoy me having to carry around a (12mm?) Spanner wherever I went....
  17. T-pro are fairly epic starter bikes..plenty of people ride them to a damn high level now., Gets my vote
  18. If anyone's interested....a predicted weight from solidworks ( excluding welds ) is 1.613kg 1.5mm tubing used pretty much all over. The brake area is constructed from 3mm plate. Material is 6061 t6 aluminium
  19. I'm sorry...but the pictures are terrible resolution, and sooo dark
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