Muel

I agree with Adam, every stock I can think of gives a +20 or +40 mount, so it would make sense to give a it a really sturdy +20 mount then include an adapter to take it to +40?

Josh Greenan? Maggy? A dark day, this be...

Just answering your sig, you can, go to My Controls, Change Display Name under Personal Profile.

I've had double disc mods for about 18 months now and I've never hit the rotor on it on a sidehop.

Looks mint Adam! Good to see you're using proper tyres again. Can't wait to see it up close, looks amazing mate.

Rock blues on a smooth rim? You have got to be joking mine were shite even with tar, they need a heavy grind to work well.

When I was 17, I didn't have to worry about anything like Uni or doing something useful, or getting a real job.

Dyslexia has nothing to do with being able to understand how to use capitals and full stops, they teach you that in primary school. I had extra lessons for dyslexia all the way through primary school, dyslexia effects your ability to read and handwrite, and sometimes spelling. If you struggle with capitals and full stops, you've got a serious problem.

Oh, well if it's the old one you can definately use M10 washers that are about 1mm thick.

What rear tyre have you got? You could get a Rubber Queen or a Bontrager Big Earl, which are really good apparantly. I love my Rubber Queen but most people seem to hate them.

Ah, thats a Try-All H hub, I just assumed they'd be the same as my mates which were the old ones.

You can just use standard M10 washers, you can get them in any hardware shop.

Accoring to my memory, Tarty Adam once told me you could save around 90g for a double disc mod, but as you're not running discs (cheat) you won't have rotor or caliper bolts, but you will have maggy mount bolts? Anyway, I'd imagine it'd be around 75-100g. Whats the spec of the rest of your bike? There may well be somewhere where you can save more than that.

We used to do that, but just until one of us gave up. I sold all my tech decks and little bmx's on here for £25 last year, which was the same price I paid for the half pipe I sold them with, so I think I did pretty well there.

Does it need to be Mod or Stock? Maggy or Disc? 32 or 36? What colour do you want? How much can you spend? The 07/08 Echos seems really good at holding grinds and they're really strong, but I don't know how wide they are or whether they come in 32 and/or 36. I've got a Monty TI on my Mod and it's been great for the past 9 months or so, I'm not that heavy on my bike though. I've also had an Atomz on my Stock since I bought it in August, it's really good, really stiff for a disc wheel, I've never used a Maggy on it though so I don't how well it holds grinds.

Could you screenshot it and post it here? Says I have to log in.

Typical, I checked the time on my phone when the telly came back on. 20:56.

5 minutes to go, the telly went off and hasn't come back on yet, every channel is a blue screen.

If you want to have a brake that works in the rain, don't get a disc! In my experience a well set up magura with some pretty hard pads and a harsh grind can work as well in the rain as it does in the dry, whereas discs are pretty rubbish in the rain. I love double disc bikes though, both mine are double disc.

Crazy fool. I really like the Ice, I'm not keen on the Limey 20 though, it looks a bit green and a bit too much CNC'd stuff for my liking. They're a big step foward though and the cheaper Onza mods look great, nice one.

Looks like you've settled in nicely, which bits have you changed from a standard build?

I run 16:13 aswell on le Kot. Kris, what were you doing awake at 5AM?

Try installing it in safe mode?

Overclockers.co.uk have had some good deals on recently, that's where I'll be ordering mine from soon enough.

I'm up for that, sign it up for as many newsletters as possible! Bastards!