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Leezaah

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About Leezaah

  • Birthday 12/02/1985

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  • County (UK Only)
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  • Real Name
    Lisa
  • Bike Ridden
    Mod
  • Quick Spec
    Saracen M.A.D. 2.Zero

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  • Gender
    Female
  • Interests
    XC, Trial, BMX, Dirt Bicycle...
  • Location
    Swe

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  1. I'd say shinguards for the win! dunno what I would do without my shinguards.. probably I would be in a lot of unnecessary pain... I've got some really neat FOX shinguards, really cool. So, in my case I both protect my shins and look cool and it isn't about manhood to wear shinguards, it's about common sense. Mine cost about £300 by the way
  2. Sometimes the disc can be slightly skewed, even the ones you buy new.. you can try to bend it a bit.. just be careful so you don't overbend it and use some paper when you do it, never touch the disc with dirty hands! If the sound is very vague, it'll probably tune down after riding your bike for a while, since the disc will get worn.
  3. I always ride in Etnies or Circa, suits best for my feet
  4. Hm.. Seems like a familiar subject... maybe you should search for the topic, and find your answer that way..?
  5. I work as a bicycle salesman (saleswoman ), mechanic... and putting bicycles together etc... Quite a good job, when it comes to buying bikes, since I get 25% off It's great!
  6. always tricky with names... how about "Trials ***" (for the win, that is )
  7. Hey! Try to put on a half-link, if you are absolutely sure that you can't fit the chain taking of a whole link, even if you use violence... sometimes it's needed Or try to buy a new chain.. because a chain is stretchable in the beginning, using an old chain, that won't stretch is hard to fit when it's to short, a newer one, will stretch within time. And also, if you're buying a new one, make sure it isn't cheap crap, try kmc or any of shimano's more expensive models. Good luck to you
  8. search on the google will you street
  9. Puncture is less trouble off course. Always bring your puncture fix kit with you when going on a trials session far away from home, always be prepared! worse if the hose brake down...
  10. yeah... what happend? hope you kept it, and went fo both!
  11. Hey thanks a lot mate! Good to hear someone who's objective!
  12. Try: wheel building http://sheldonbrown.com/wheelbuild.htmlSheldon Don't forget to do the after adjustments! Good luck and enjoy!
  13. Just started with trials. Since I ride XC, BMX, dirt, I haven't got much savings left, so bought a pretty cheap, but fun (I think) Mod, just to give this a try. And it really worth all the time, think it's real fun!
  14. Around 300-350 since it's not new.. alas a bike's price gets so much lower once it's used, even if it's not old... by the way, you never said how old it was, that mathers a great deal too.. You almost never get the price YOU think it's worth anyway
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