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I have been more or less looking for a Koxx Boxx frame for the last two years. I found this one which is basically brand new and made an awesome build with brand new components. Geometry: 1095; 380; +50 Weight: 8,4 kg Koxx Boxx frame Try-All 2009 rim brake Forxx forks Echo SL freewheel Try-All 175 mm cranks Trialtech half bashring Trialtech Z610 HX chain Echo TR 2010 platform pedals Try-All bottom bracket Rockman / Try-All Hole No War Single Walled rims Bonz rear hub Try-All front hub Sapim spokes Kenda Small Block Eight front tire Schwalbe Big Betty rear tire 2005 HS33 rim brakes Custom levers Try-All CNC clamps TNN LGM pads Try-All NUC stem 125 mm x 25° Karbon concept Try-All No War 2011 carbon bars Trialtech thin foam grips Try-All No War headset

I already answered that in the original thread! My friend liked the geo and wanted to be happy riding his bike! So he bought nice components for it... That's all!

Clean work! Top job man!

He didn't broke the Kortz, his Kortz 2 (and not 2,5!) is still intact! He sold it actually!

More modern geometry (aka sky 2 like geometry...)!

What happened to the Inpulse fork?

Check the Skill frames and the Because frames, they look all very very very1000000000 similar though...

Because (Neon) much?

On Trialmarkt On Trialprod On Biketrials.ro

What is that frame?

What is the Skye? EDIT: Oh, Danny's bike...

Nah she won't! Thanks a lot!

Everytime I asked my mother to get this magazine while she was in England, she said she could never find it! What a shame!

That was brilliant!

I prefered it when it wasn't sanded! Awesome work man!

I would say they follow more Vladislav Chernysh

I'll never ride there I am sure, but I want people to have more trial parks, so I signed!

Nice chilled Video Dave!

It was only a try. I think I'll test my trialtech pads next on my older Trialtech SL rim.

Really nice! So smooth!

Pads: Heatsink Blue pads in CNC Backings Time used: 1 day in the street Rim used: Rockman/Try-All Single Walled Black Grind: No, Smooth rim for the win it seems Ceraminc: No Brake used: 2005 Magura HS33 on a Echo Pure 2011 frame What is your opinion of a working brake: not necesseraly loud but a nice honk, good bite and great hold. How do they compare to previous pads you have used: I have used heatsink Yellows on a smooth rim before and the Blues are much better! I was already impressed by the Yellows but these have clearly overpassed my expectations! I have used loads of pads on a grind: Try-All Croco Clears and Yellows, Coust pads both from Michel Coustellier and Heatsink, in CNC backings and Powerpads, TNN CRM, LGM and Belaeys, Rockman Blues and Heatsink Yellows and the Blues are just as good as some of the best of these pads. Review:The brake is really powerful and has great bite, hold and the noise is very nice! You can feel it having good bite and good hold in both forward and reward ways. It really locks the wheel and if you listen carefully, you can hear the pads sticking on the rim. This performance might get away with time and after the pads deteriorate and are bedded in but no doubt it will still be good. Concerning the brake noise, it is loud when you make the wheel spin fast but you just get a very nice honk when you are on the rear wheel and want to move forward of a few centimeters. Concerning the brake mounts facing operation, it took nearly no time and was already ne arly perfect when receiving the frame. So the brake is not loud, but you feel the bite and the hold is impressive. Heatsink bikes made a great work. Again! Here is a small video to show the performance of the brake: And some pics of the set up:

Too much

Ah that makes more sense!

Well said. By the way my bike is 9,2 kilos!