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Is that a good thing?

Building I don't do very much but are they useful for trueing? I assume it's better having spokes the same tension rather than loosing to straighten it but then having loose spokes. I'm reasonably awful at trueing and would like to have it to make me feel 'safer' doing it. And it will just be for myself, nothing professional

Pretty much as title says, thinking about getting the Park Tools one but is the benifit worth the price? Thanks

That last sidehops was amazingly co-ordinated! Really good videothe song went well

Sorry, I got that completly wrong. It was the T26 for £99. I'm an idiot.

I know maybe a year a go they were on Tartybikes for £99 but I think they said they got a good deal? Something like that. I guess £60 now? Hopefully someone with knowledge will come

I'm definatly in now

I'd say around 55"

If your talking about the one like last year organised by Jack Meek, I heard there isn't going to be one. But nothing's stopping anyone from putting it up on the forum, I'm sure you could get a lot of riders with enogh notice. And there's one that's part of the 24 tour, date in the thread in rides section

Thanks for all the advice. I've decided to go for the Maxxis Minion, the reason mainly being I can't justify the price on Contis to myself but I can get them cheap anywhere I'd probably get them from what I've read. Thanks again

Bet he won't want to do that again

Thanks for replys, although they're a little conflicting... I don't really want to spend the money on a Conti one because they sort of look like they'd wear quickly? I might make a poll.. Can anyone that's used Holyrollers comment on the grip please? Thanks

Oops, rear for a stock

I'm getting a lot of pinch punctures later and my Larson's getting prett worn out, but it's only been on for about a month and a half and grip is pretty much non-existant. So what tyre will last a long time? Now it's summer I'm pretty much riding everyday. Maxxis Holyrollers good? What's their thickness like? Although I still want grip for rail stuff, so pretty much looking for a perfect tyre... Any suggestions? Thanks

Probably, been meaning to ride Oxford.

Spoke on the inside of the rim?

Saw your pictures on Facebook and wondered what time the video would be out tonight. Looking good, ride Reading soon?

I've never had a problem with it. I've landed on it quite a lot and it's still going strong. I got mine on a second hand bike though and would be hesitant to spend that much on a tensioner, but I think it's probably worth it.

Watched Constantine and that was awesome, shows hell without making it look stupid. And giving the devil the middle finger bit was amazing

I thought the same, would look amazing. The rotor protecter looks pretty jazzy

Could have done with some music but good riding and the place looks awesome

Found that to be incredible

Was amazing, love the videos coming from you

That looked awesome, really wish I could have gone.