Mikee

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Stock - Frame, Forks and rear rim. 24" - Forks and headset. I also have an echo stem and booster and a gu booster lying around, but they don't count .

Don't need them on those clamps.

Will the stiffer straight pull spokes help people who want to run rear disc on 26"? Because I always here that you get wheel flex when running rear disc...

I'm not being silly. it's the truth. Sadly i'm not free Where is it, Down on datmoor somewhere?

I remember watching one of your vids a while ago and thinking we had about the same capabilities.... Now you have shot ahead... Makes me feel bad about myself, hahaha. Sweet vid dude!

I was going to watch them when they played their home town of teignmouth as it's only a few miles away. But no one wanted to go with me I might have to see them at wembley or wait for them to come back to devon.

Look like Neon Curved Blade 2010

Nice. I have always wanted to learn to play the piano. Can you do the butterflies and hurricanes solo? Or space dementia? Gotta love abit of Muse. I have played on the same stage as they have before. Still haven't seen them live though...

Looks sweet! I was gunna make a carbon seat a year or so ago for my old ashton but I never got around to it. Wish I did now. Good work.

It would make the frame stiffer, but you will still get flex in the vee posts and adapters. So it would be better to have a vee booster on top. As it would reduce flex from both.

No. Chris King hub is a freehub meaning they have the freewheel stuff built into them. So you wont need a freewheel.

I run 22:17 because bigger rings are cool

Did you use them on a grind?

Yeh it will fit. And they are good. Never had a problem with mine and know of lots of people who use them.

I need a 36H one. And they start at £40. Which is abit too much for me.

Is there much difference in strength and stuff between pinned and welded rims?

Could you link me too it. I can't find it.

The one I want from the welded one is abit out of my budget. Will the pinned one that I linked be good enough?

I need a cheap ( I have about £20 to spend) but good, 36h 24" rim. Looking at chain reaction cycles there are alot of sun rims like the Sun Ringle Rhyno Lite 1.5 - Pinned Rim for example. Are these any good? Or can someone recommend a better rim? Cheers, Mike.

Undo the stem clamp bolts and do up the top cap bolt enough so that the headset doesn't wobble, but don't over do it. If it's too tight the headset will go stiff. You want it too still turn freely. then do the stem clamp bolts back up.

I suggest taking it to a bike shop (if your having trouble getting the pedal out) seeing what's what and taking it from there. If it's the crank threads you can get the cranks helicoiled. If it's the pedal threads you will have to get new pedals or a new pedal axle.

Are you sure that it's not the pedal bearings being loose instead of the axle wobbling in the crank threads?

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The Urbans on selectbikes are the 2007 forks and on tartybikes they are the 2009 forks. Plus selectbikes Urbans are on offer and that doesn't count for price matching. So they probably won't match it. I have never had a problem from selectbikes the few times I have ordered from them and I haven't heard any horror stories, So If you do choose to order from selectbikes you should be ok.