Sukoto

Lines ***. Good clean family fun. A*

A quick note of caution on CNC'd Vee backings, they have far more width than a slimline V pad such as koolstops. May be a good idea to check the width of your brake bosses before you buy, as you may have difficulty with pad clearance if you run a wide rim.

It takes guts to admit you were at fault for your poor grades and to take responsibility for your own actions. You my son are on the path to enlightenment. Now go get wasted.

Stunning bike.

shorter chain on the monty.

Bit drastic replacing your bike due to poor brake performance. For the rear, Deore Vs are stiff as anything and only cost around a tenner. Couple them with a decent pad (Rock V pads, Koolstop salmons.), keep your current lever and you got yourself a cheeky little setup for around 20 quid. Not seen phase frames so not sure how much flex is in there. But maybe stiffen the back up with a cheap booster. Stick with it bro.

120 quid on CRC in 'raw' finish. it's a steal. http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=15719

Rail on the footbridge took some bottle.

Have you considered a rear V?

Ah just ride till it breaks? First hope hub I have ever owned so I was a little unsure on the seals and lack of grease. Just took a look tonight and the seals look good. thanks for the tips guys.

Hello Everyone I'm new to bicycle trials. Been gathering components for my first trials bike over the last seven months and I'm just about finished. After reading good reports (mostly from TF members.) on the hope Pro 2 trials hub I had my rear wheel built up with one. This is the first hub I have ever used that is lubricated with oil instead of grease. how often should i be servicing it? Thanks in advance. Sukoto