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  1. ghostrider88
    ONE,not ORO.
  2. ghostrider88
    You are right.
  3. ghostrider88
    It´s ok dude
  4. ghostrider88
    TPA or whatever you wanna call it
  5. ghostrider88
    But you noticed this is video section right?
  6. ghostrider88
    You looked little cramped up(maybe because of that crazy bar angle)but other than that,nice gap
  7. ghostrider88
    It´s normal for cranks to settle down especially when they are new,after few more times of you tightening them up they will stop doing it.
  8. ghostrider88
    Won´t work with many setups and wider chain doesn´t fit without modification.
  9. ghostrider88
    Deffo sprung and two jockey,it works with almost every setup and offers a lot of chainwrap=less chain skipping and reduced sprocket wear too.
  10. ghostrider88
    I don´t think he was being serious.
  11. ghostrider88
    In that case you did something wrong,because the are pretty brutal on smooth.
  12. ghostrider88
    Repost biatch
  13. ghostrider88
    That´s true,but does he look like 23y old?Because he´s only 17
  14. ghostrider88
    I didn´t make it and it´s not me
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  16. ghostrider88
    Very interested in seeing this(hopefully soon)!
  17. ghostrider88
    But you like trials right?
  18. ghostrider88
    like this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_O9PLorYPA
  19. ghostrider88
    http://www.burkescycles.co.nz/prod/e385/fk0001.html
  20. ghostrider88
    I have used metal/stone cutting and metal grinding and I found that metal cutting gives the best grind,just as sharp as stone cutting,but more fine somehow.
  21. ghostrider88
    Not neccessarily.
  22. ghostrider88
    It will be visibly smoother than new,so you should be able to see it without actually touching the rim.And to the second question,it depends on many factors,but average lifespan of a good grind is 1-2months(based on time spended on the bike)
  23. ghostrider88
    It´s normal that it doesn´t feel the same on the fingers(pads smoothen the sharp metal shavings or whatever you call them of the rim),but it doesn´t affect the performance at all.
  24. ghostrider88
    Vid of your riding?
  25. ghostrider88
    See what happens when you overthink things?
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