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That frame looks excellent! I agree with you there also man, really loved the old t-mag/master frames too, and that one looks mint!

Looking good man! I've always loved the way the czar frames looked.

Higgs! Damn you are getting good now boy Well when I say getting good, you've always been good Keep up the riding!

Some ones getting good great song and a beast video you are improving at some rate Mcinnes Nice One

I agree with Mcinnes , I really liked the vid drop was huge at the start, The sideys are getting pretty big now, You should go bigger Enjoyed watching the video, good riding and a great song

I got to admit the back brake does work well ( If its dry ), even though it is badly set up Still look's a little bit better now that it is drilled, it must be super light now I do like the hose routing going through the frame

Agreed it is an awesome video and very well shot Its been said before, now the music business know about danny

I agree, a really good video to watch and some great riding, you're really smooth the bails were funny, no offence , Keep up the riding

I agree, great little video to watch

Im gonna come along on the saturday , I've not been to aberdeen to ride so it sounds like its a plan

I agree Try-all Croco pads are really good on a grind. But if you want good pads for smooth rim I found that Zoo pads and Heatsink Yellows and Heatsink Snowys are really good on smooth. They all give good bite and all hold really well with tar .

Yeah sorry about that double post didnt mean to do that guys

Yeah I know what you mean by the bars rolled a bit forward. I guess I just got used to the way they felt like that. But I think I will roll them forward a fair bit now Yeah the bars are a fair bit rolled forward if im honest. But I think I just got used to the way they feel like that. I quite like them like that though but I think im going to roll them back a bit now Thanks for the comments guys

I agree there. The original Ipod earphones are really good and last a long time aswell. But JCV gummy earphones are also really good.

Thanks yeah the brakes and bars are a bitty forward but I guess im jst used to it being like that and to be honest I quite like it Thanks for all the comments guys Yeah the bars are a bit forward and I agree with you there But I guess I just got used to it and personally I quite like them like that. Do you think I should roll them back a bit? Yeah I think I just got used to the way they felt I think Im going to roll them back a bit now. Thanks guys for all the comments

Thats a good vid there mate Keep up the riding Also try and link up the rocks and make a little line but apart from that it was a good vid and your bike looks nice too Keep up the riding

Thanks for the comment I like the way that the frame is shaped and also it is quite short aswell (995mm it be honest) Thanks

Yeah so do I. I enjoy doing all the maintenance on my bike aswell. That way I know that it is in good condition afterwards Yeah that way it will be in good working condition atferwards

Yeah I agree Ive not had a problem with the actual hose its self like for example, it spliting or anything like that, but it did pull out of the lever one time Also ive had no major problem with the cross over except from catching my foot on it. And personally I dont like braided hoses either because of the same reason as yourself Thanks

Yeah that sounds like a good idea That way you will know that it will be in good working condition after you done all that to the brake Personally I think Hope Mono Mini brake sare good for there money and last a fairly long time But you do need to look after them quite well but thats no bother

I agree with that aswell. When the bars get turned around the wrong way, the force just pulls out the hose from the lever. Thats happened a couple of times to me and its no problem sorting it. To be hones its quite easy But the standerd hoses on the magura is quite good and strong and does the job

Thats a hard choice there mate. Monty's are really nice riding bikes for both street and natural riding but they are more for natural and competition rather than street. If you land on the frame they tend to dent more easily and are made from a lighter material the make them light and easy to throw around. They are also quite short aswell. I know two people who ride monty 221 pr's and they both are cracked atfer a short while of riding (A year and a Half) and my other mate cracked his in 3 places ( After 2 years of riding the Monty) and I also know some one else who had a Monty 221 Ti but snapped it . I also know two other people who have both had GU TP 08's and they both were very nice to ride street on. But they are much stronger and heavier than the monty's and are a fair bit longer than the Monty's aswell. But one of my mates cracked his GU TP 08 5 months atfer getting it but he is a really good rider at that . In my opinion I would go for the Monty 221 Pr. Even though I said all of that about the Monty's but they are shorter and much easier to throw around. But If you do want a strong frame and rather street I would go for the GU TP 08. And they also look really nice with coloured rims But personally I would rather have the Monty. It will be a hard choice between those two frames but thats just a little bit of help on picking . Thanks Darren

yeah I thought that it would of been a bitty short if im honest. Wow now I personally think that the adamand frame would be really nice but thats just my opinion. Its up to you lol But it would be hard to choose between the two frames

I agree with Hunter That is a really nice bike you got there mate Looks nice How does it ride? You got your self quite a nice spec there