Sam Styles

maxis, if your on a stock in my opinion. but i ride a mod so im not 100% sure

haha!!! nice one ali :L atleast you got the lynx coming

is it like a big peice of wood/plastic to completely stop the movement of the pistons, or just enough so the pistons can still move, but not touch eachother? cheers

okay so... i have searched numerous topics before starting this thread but have not came across the answer that i am looking for. Just wondering if any of you have the answer... when you bleed a hope mono trials brake, the instructions on videos say to squeeze the lever all the way in, without anything being inside the caliper other than the pads (e.g, no disk, wheel removed). But i have been told not to sqeeze the brake without a disk being in place as it will pop the pistons do you simply squeeze the brake without nothing seperating the pads when you are bleeding it, and then just prize them apart before you put the diaphram and cap back on? im just really confused with different things i have been told. i hope i was clear when i was explaining it thanks, guys, please help

another reason for that noise could be due to the age of your chain. or maybe the chain is at an angle? like the alignment of your free wheel and sprocket are not in line with eachother and slightly out. if thats the case then buying a new rear sprocket will the cog set in a different place will help( e.g. the cog in the middle like a echo or the cog on the outside on gusset) , but watch out for frame clearance with the chain. i would recomend a new chain also, as i rode mine with my chain sounding like that for a few days and it exploded when i did a gap... not good.

i used to have an 08 t comp, and my cranks clanked and creeked. a just greased the axles and that seamed to work. if you are still running the standard onza pedals then that could by an additional noise as i found they did.

i ride a mod and i tap sometimes

i think that possibly, if tarty wanted to, they could have a little form on their website. like you give your details and stuff, pay the price, and they could send you a resept in the post. you show the recept when you get to the event. and if you havent entered and paid on the site, you could just pay on entry to the event. what do people think to that?

neil tunnicliffe is running echo 7075 cranks, and ive watched him put them through some ebuse!

on the topic of new videos... neil tunnicliffe will have his finished soon. me and my mates just need to get a few more clips of filming done for him, and he is gonna put it all together. shouldnt be to long now.

i would deffinatly buy a wristband! im really going to try to go to this event xD!!!

yes go with that hope. i have one and its brilliant!! works amazingly and its so strong

as long as the parts fit, then thats all there is to it really lol, its your personal preferance to what parts you have. look on www.tartybikes.co.uk and you will find everything you need

wow!!! i would love to bend her over and spread those cheeks!!!!

tarty still stock and sell them i think. i baught some zoo cranks about a week ago and the echos were still on there.

Please try and spell things correctly, and use punctuation. I had to read that a few times before i understood what you were trying to say. Also use the search, there are LOADS of topics about this :/ In answer to your question, i would use a disk on the front, and a rim on the back (hs33).

i measure things in pallets... everyone knows how big a pallet is. its alot more clearer in my opinion.

by any chance was that pic on pinkbike? cause i uploaded that lol. they are a good frame, fairly heavy in my opinion, but they are built rock solid! my mate has one and he rides street on it. its only when you try stupid things like mounting things to bashplates do they start to have problems.. like any bike would. has this helped or not the kind of info you were looking for?

well what do you want to know about the frame? that would be a good start

you could try tapping your front wheel on the edge of the object as you go up... that helps a little

try the search... there was a thread on this like last week!

echo is very good. a few of my mates ride them and they ride street. amazing cranks and stand up to all kinds of abuse.

nice vid dude... me and my mates were riding those parts in birmingham yesterday.

my local bike shop is crap so i wont bother... i just really want to know where i can find somewhere that sells them :/

yes thats the hub