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does anyone have any good idea how to remove a fixed sprocket from the hub? it is screw on so should turn but has been worn in and is now sooooo tight any ideas welcome, please help lewis

the tool broke because it failed before the freewheel budged so a new tool wont do anything that we havent already tried and its addictive bikes lol lewis

ill be riding ramsgate 2mo, just to get this topic back on track ill phone about in the morning

sweet pics mayte, i especially like the one with thw waterfall by the looks of thing some good riding aswell

nice pic mayte but i agree a few more would be nice whats the frame?

are you post a pic of the bike because i like these bike and would like to see what people are doing to them but if not then dont worry hoping you do though

i am now really tempted to run sus on my mod lol they both look swish in my opinion

some swish riding there, loveing the slowed down front bump looking forward to the next vid keep it up dude

was a good blast should have told us you were free haha

i short vid of the ramsgate riders tsking a trip to herne bay was an amzing ride but unfortunatly only got a few clips here is what hoby hudson whipped up http://www.vimeo.com/4834256

dude wtf?! got to be cgi lol nice vid mate love the drop manny looking forward to more brakeless fun

i well want ago jst to see where the ideas for what we ride these days game from

GRIND = grinding away the rim to leave a roughed up edge for better brake grip so now you can see why the chrome would be a bad i dea if you were planning on doing this.... so if you going for looks look at the base and not the walls if you are planning on using a grind

the popping noise is usually caused due to a blown tweeter within the actual speaker its self, i know you said you have checked the connections but did you check the connections inside that connect the wire end to the cone? the popping can be caused by putting to much bass through them or just typical wear and tear hope that helps

nice riding mate some nice big gaps but you can do way more, perhaps put a bit of natural in the next one i know others that have had to learn to side hop the other way now after learning that way and now find it harder to get up higher things

nice vid, garden looks siiiiick, wish i had room for a graden set up natural was nice aswell, good control and style

pic would help but if memory serves it would look alot better in white or even use paint stripper and polish it as base ally, basically making it a chrome effect this is what im planning on doin to my t-comp, anything will go with it then lewis

so is 18 on the front a good idea? the back is what is used to change the gearing

it will not leed to a tgs vs line because tgs is obviously better im only joking i like both you can mix,match and combine in my opinion

i aim currently running an 18/12 tooth with a front free wheel what are peoples views on prefered tooth ratio and why? i find mine is easy to use but would there be better to gap further? lewis

again i would also suggest tensile maybe try a front freewheel, it might be your riding style and the quicker engagement might help, just a thought

i have always been scared to ride disk because i side hop towards it and just one slip and its gone its to easy to brake for my liking (no pun intended)

well done for getting it up hob.. we need to get some new stuff one film and throw up another one asap, i like the editing dude

see if you get hold of something like an onza t-raptor my mate learnt on one and said it was very good to be honest any onza will do for a first bike they come cheap and hold out till you need something better have a look at www.supercycles.co.uk lewis