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Lloyd B

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About Lloyd B

  • Birthday 12/30/1991

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    Surrey
  • Real Name
    Lloyd Brinicombe
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    Stock

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    Male
  • Interests
    bikes and girls<br />
  • Location
    Surrey

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  1. I snapped a spoke yesterday and was wondering is it ok to continue to use the wheel with one spoke missing? I have snapped many in the past but I have replaced them each time. Much appreciated, Lloyd
  2. Longer bb is the only thing for it.
  3. I find that if you tuck earlier in the side hop then it brings both wheels onto the wall at the same time but still keep your weight slightly towards the front so if you dont make it then will land on your crank/pedal. And its all about the preload as well so just before you kick make sure that you are nice and low and mabie try keeping slightly further back over the wheel, this worked for me. Finally try changing how far you are away from the wall before the side hop this makes a huge difference, its takes a while for it to feel compfortable but its well worth th effort.
  4. Very nice riding your gaps to the front wheel are massive keep up the good work
  5. Odessy make a lever that can pull 2 cables its supposed to be used with a giro but im sure it would work for you but then again making to brakes hit at exactly the same time would be near impossible. Here is a link to the lever i was talking about. http://www.alansbmx.com/product_info.php?products_id=3080
  6. i snaped my zoo! bars the other day when going up to front its a shame i didnt get it on video
  7. hey im 6ft and to be honest i think its all about personal preference but i ride stock as find it easier to keep things smoother however i find it easier to learn things on a mod but i tend to swamp the bike and hit my knees alot although i feel i would be eaqually at home on a 20" provided i got used to it. so like i said personal preference realy but in the long run you wont regret riding a stock it feels alot nicer.
  8. as long as the frame dosent flex to much without a booster then you can run it without one but if there is alot of movment then you run the risc of your frame cracking plus a booster will make the brake feel nicer
  9. get a bb7 its the best thing i have ever done it feels so gripy and it wont let you down once it has bed in
  10. i shall have another look at it but it goes realy tight then realy loose
  11. i think the tokoyo drift theme your after is by Teriyaki Boyz hope this helps
  12. my freind just brought a mod with a front feewheel and square taper cranks and wen i pedal the chain goes realy loose then realy tight again ive made sure the wheel is striat and the snail cams are eaqual and i cant think what the problem is as its a brand new bb so i doubt its bent please help, lloyd
  13. sounds like a laugh bet it will be realy flicky and easy to trow around
  14. My freind had this problem with nick a week ago but he got his wheels in the end im sure your freewheel will come just might take a bit longer
  15. mine froze when i was riding but it was when i left it for like 2 minuits this was at night though wen it is colder so it will probs be ok......but bleeding it with oil wouldnt be a bad idea in winter loads of the people i ride with had the same problem
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