ghostrider88

I think it´s very easy thing to do,you just have to get rid of the rest of the glue in the backings(it they aren´t new of course)and if you have correct refills,they should fit without any problems.The trick you might be looking for is that you insert one end of the refill first(not all the way in though)and than you push the other end in.If you can´t push them all the way in like this,just put them in the vice,job done.With proper backings/refills you don´t even need to use a glue(I myself don´t use any),but if you´re worried,any superglue will be good,just don´t use too much of it.

I know man and I have no problem with that,but sometimes it´s cheaper to get the best components from the start if you know what I mean

If you know how to set the brake up properly and use linear slick cable and booster if needed,it feels just as stiff+most importantly offers much more hold than magura.

Cheaper maybe,better,no way.

If you want strong axles,don´t buy echos...

Cheaper,simmilar shape of the lever,speed dial that is actually usable and only 7g heavier?Is that good answer for you?

No,avids are better yet cheaper.

Hm,it might work,but ot would be a lot of work for what it is and tolerances would have to be very tight(or spacers really thin,like 0,2mm I guess?).

I think the problem would be how to preload bearing with this system.Other than that it wouldn´t be a problem of course.

Google?

Maybe it´s not an original part of that lever?Just some compatible bolt or something?Anyways,it doesn´t have anything to do with your problem

I don´t think so http://www.trialshop.cz/obrazky/17%20lever%20ERGO%201F%20black%20anodized.jpg

All RB rim brake levers have that knob.

Grip wise,the worst tyre you can buy

In english please!

Of course the bearings are strong,they are small and made of stainless steel,if someone could make the hubshell from the same material,it might work,but it would weight 2pounds or even more.Stealth hubs aren´t weak or light by any means(500g),yet they won´t last when used for trials.Based on this,I would say this isn´t way to go.

I would only change pedals and get som chain tensioner,other than that it looks very nice

lucky you!Looks like spot geo for dirt/street stem

Luckily for me,I have tape measure right by my hand,so you´re saying that stem is 47mm x 0 only?

not that short.

Another one who doesn´t read before posting?There´s hub that uses that system and it´s not durable enough for trials use.Got it?

Already posted that above...

Good luck with that.

If nothing else,it´s faster

Why don´t you try to search a little? http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/images/bikes20/blackstone.jpg