dirt jumper jake

Looked into these at all?

my 24" holy roller is 900g...

I ride both mod and stock, stock being my "serious training" bike and mod is just my messing around bike, too see how light i could get it and see what i could do on it compared to stock. But id say stay stock, it will improve your riding loads more compared to riding mod, and to the person who mentioned the confidence thing on mods, i get that aswell, i do find things more intimidating when on little wheels compared to stock.

Not from when ive used it no, my dad is adamant that red lithium is actually red because its rubber specific, and he was in raf as a engineer for 12 years so hes probably right seeing as ive had no problems

Red lithium. thats what i use on all stuff that has rubber seals and never had a problem.

Seeing them in april, amazing band.

If they do these in 20", i will definately buy some

2.35 swampthing is around 770 grams, stikys are about 20g lighter, only ever used a swampthing on the front and i love it!

Dewalt...

My 2010 ones went blunt quite quick, but i just got some 2011 ones for my maladie to see if there an improvement or not

The grind on that rim looks scary.

20.6 tt! even a 22 gives me back ache

Says you...

Not true. Ronnies are one of the best rims ive found to hold a grind, and my onza diamond was pretty good aswell

I allways thought that your not supposed to take the lockrings off TR/SL freewheels?

Mr smith, you full on cock.

ZOO! did, the bloke who owns Zhi used to ride for deng but buggered off and did his own thing. well thats what i was told anyway

Bodges: Glued bolts in maggie mounts grinded my old hope disc when the pads got contaminated coke can peices as springs in a profile driver Used headset cups as spacers Using a FSA pig crown race on my king headset till i manage to find what i did with the king one Weight saving ones: Drilled the f**k out of my old Tbird Drilled and cut up stem clamps before Drilled a set of old echo forged cranks all i can think of at the moment, dont really tend to bodge my trialsbikes that much, but jump bikes are a different story

Zona zip/Zhi z1/05 python. all nearly the same thing looks wise

Risers are a must! & depending on which onza forks they are, i would definately change them aswell.

06... least you bought a pair that will work then

Actually, its supposedly to do with the way you turn down, as if you had a left hand brake, and twisted the bars to the left when you turndown, some people who were retarded got the lever stuck in there ass pocket, so they changed it to the right hand lever. thats what i was told anyway...

Loctite the shit out of them, the only way to cure it. i tend to take a t25 allen key out with me so if they come lose you can tighten them, but yeah, loctite.