Sam Moss

i found a one way bearing in work and wondered could it be used as a freewheel on a bike. Who knows what a one way roller bearing is and how it works? heres a link... http://www.stieber.net/ Its basically a bearing that only spins one way, you could say its a free wheel with 'unlimited' engagements. Im wondering could a freewheel be made the same way that these are made? im not sure how much force they could take or if they would skip, does anybody know? This could be the future of freewheels if it could handle the force!

sorry about that

Benito is good for a child!

oh balls, it said uploaded a few week ago with 40 odd views and ive never seen it. Thats why i shared it.

i didnt want that to end!

Im wondering if there is any 24" or 26" frames with a 116mm dropout? thanks.

Milky way bashing is lovely!

When and where shall we meet?

I may be there if I can get anyone to join me!

Put more pressure in the tyre.

I'm trying haha x

I'll see you there!

What's the weather like in Leeds?

The garage is full of crap but here is my 07 python... Got a brand new back wheel a few month back...

Just get some disc brake cleaner from halfords.

I want one.

I want one

Loved that vid

Any news on getting sponsored?

Thats a great video! nice riding aswell. where abouts did you ride?

Ive gone through a few try all rims in the past just because the sidewalls seem pathetic. even the non drilled try all reinforced rim, now i have a trialtech and it seems loads stronger, not had a problem with it at all! and the sidewalls seem strong. http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/19_inch_rims/trialtech_sport_rear_19/c517p10479.html

Should make one, loads more people would start riding (yn)

Looks smart, what's the weight of it?