Julius Czar
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Its nice to see that companies are making 24" bikes and parts without question, like they've always been there, and the set of three together look great!
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Just order a 12t sprocket, or an 18t freewheel depending on your setup, and it'll just screw on to either side of the hub. Itll be a tight fit but if you put it on the bike and pedal it will eventually tighten
Hope this helps!
Kieran
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Well done, such an intelligent and helpful responce
I thought that was quite funny actually.. gotta love trials forum humour
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Haha, sorry! And I'm not sure, I just noticed it, and it looks like they are going to be sold, looks like they've produced quite a few...
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Hey guys, I was looking through Facebook yesterday and I saw a guy called 'bike rider' on there, and he has pictures of these frames and bike parts made by free? Has anyone else heard of these? The frame looks like a koxx foxx, and there's other pictures of hubs, stems and cranks too.
Here's the link to his profile: http://m.facebook.com/home.php?refsrc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2F%3Fref%3Dnf_fr&refid=0&m_sess=ItHLR-5mGi8VQ5&ref=nf_fr&_rdr#!/profile.php?id=100002569674074
Cheers!
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Always loved these frames, so nice looking!
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Looks beast! Love it!
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So annoying, pictures of all these riders in beautiful places abroad am im stuck here in sunny old kent without a holiday since 2004
Makes me wanna move out there
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Yeah, bombproof. A mate of mine drilled one himself, and it was still super strong! Only Problem is that they're quite narrow, if you can, try and get hold of a trialtech undrilled rim or one of those try-all street ones, they'll hold up, and they're wider if you have a wide frame
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Normally it's because some are too loose or not properly tensioned, so the other spokes take all the force of the loose ones, causing them to snap.
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All these foreign riders that have been coming through recently, their all so good! Top riding man
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Nice vid, looks like a bit of a powerhouse
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Great idea, looks well layed out too
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You'll be best off just buying from tartybikes, they have the right parts
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The feedback from the crowd just goes to show how good he was, and it makes a change from the usual stick we all get from riding. Top lad!
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Holy hell, that was mad!
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Mate I know you're from Cornwall and that you don't have many things there (ie electricity and cars) so it must get a little boring, but you don't have to post everything you do to your bike.
Ahahahahaa
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Those frames are just the nicest and most beautiful things I've ever seen... So slick and smooth...
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Oh wow...
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"forks: yes it has some" haha
Nice bike man, looks clean
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Didn't Echo do an external BB for trials ages ago? Maybe you can get hold of one of those?
Yeah, god knows why they discontinued them, they were great
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Sorry to burst the bubble of deep quotes guys, but a thing I always do when I'm bored is tap the bass drum sequence from the breakdown of a song which is quite complicated, always like trying to get my feet to do it all in time
Edit: quote from a friend, stupid as hell: "always eat pies with a fork"
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The small print is merely there to cover their backs, so when you "get the bill" as you said and you complain they can say, "well we mentioned it in the dark and deep corners of your telly pixels, although you may not see it long enough or clearly enough to even make sense of what it even is, it's there, so when it comes up as an issue between the poor customer and the evil money lender/scammer, the customer, who has just signed their life away, doesn't have a leg to stand on. It's absolutely disgusting and shouldn't happen, but the law states that you can't lie about what your selling, but that only means you can't lie, so these companies can bend the truth as far as possible even to the point where your not actually sure what the truth is about the product/service. I just think you need to be wise to it, and steer clear from any short term loan service, because I've heard nothing but bad things about them, and don't just make decisions on impulse when you see an advert for any service offering money or anything alike, because it should be something that you take lots of time over and you should be completely clued up when it comes to a decision as big as that.
Owe'd Money Problem.
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So here's the story...
I was at a party on a Friday night and I get a call from a mate asking if he can borrow my bike, I say yes, on the one condition that he pays for damage if any. Next day at about 4, I get another call from my mate, telling me that I'm gonna need a new back wheel because his dad ran my back wheel over, he agreed to pay for everything, and did, bought me a new rim, tyre, tube, tape and spokes and nipples, which I got with no hassle, with the bike at his I had no way of looking at my bike to see any damage myself, so I went to his house and got it, chucked it in the car and went home, and upon closer inspection I noticed a crack going across the ridge of my hub, so I ring him up straight away and tell him the problem, he says he's already put in the order when i asked him for the money to do it myself, as I knew what I wanted, and he hasn't got much knowledge when it comes to the technical stuff. And now he's saying that he hasn't got the money for the hubshell when he's bought himself a new pivotal seat, post and clamp set up worth about £50.. And on top of that I went to his house when he wasn't there and asked his dad about what happened, and he had no idea what I was going on about. I'm normally a reasonable person, but he ha has a track record of owing people money and I dont want to wait for ages for him to pay up, what do I do? I don't wanna break the law doing anything for the money, because that Would get Me in more shot than it's worth, but I want the money so I can get out and ride again...
Any suggestions?
Cheers