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A whole new load of parts have just been released, check out the website for more info and pictures:Echo Website
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B2 - Czar Prices should be the same as the existing Bionic frames
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Just a few pictures for you all to see:
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Firstly, that spacer is for when you don't run a bashring (to correct the chain line). Secondly the cog is the wrong way round.
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Also lift your brake levers up a bit.
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Nice site and nice shop. Good to actually have a dedicated trials shop with a shop-front.
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Well it has the least amount/smallest CNC parts of any Deng frame. Also, I am going on the fact that it only has a 6 month warranty compared to the Pure and every other Echo frame (1 year) despite being more expensive.
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I think the idea behind the LE is to be light weight for all you weight weenies, looking at it I would estimate the weight to be sub 2kg
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I don't think the 08 Zoos are too far off. (As the 2007 Zoo Python is now out of stock at the factory)
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All frames are being released. The GU STs have a disc/4-bolt combo as well as the Czar Freetrials.
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A few pics for you to enjoy: Echo Lite Disc: Czar Freetrials: Gu Le 20: Gu Le 26: Gu St 20: Gu St 26: Gu Tp 20: Gu Tp 26: Also Black Echo rims are being released in 36 hole
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What happened to the Ko?
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Haha, the MOE bb is just a re-branded First Components ISIS bottom bracket. It is pretty much exactly the same as the one sold by Deng dealers...
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Awesome! Bill you should send that vid to Deng and he would most likely sponsor you...
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It will fit fine. It's pretty much exactly the same as the "Echo" bottom bracket with aluminium cups on tartybikes.
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Zhi has a fairly short steerer tube. The white stuff on the steerer is called metal.
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Where in Australia are you?
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That's one of the reasons it never made full scale production
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They are the old zhi cranks. They don't make them any more.
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A UK company thrives when you buy deng bits... Tartybikes
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It's called a frame: http://www.echoecho.com/htmlframes.htm
