rab shropshire

im in the infantry and always find plenty of time to ride

I ordered something of him really cheep just to see if he is still up and running and it arrived this morning to my surprise

Recently got some new bits and bobs for the control so thought i would wack some new pics up And before everyone takes the piss about the stem. I tried 4 different stems and this one felt the best lol SPEC Frame - Echo control 09 short Forks - ko front wheel - Echo tr hub on trialtech rim Rear wheel - Echo tr hub on tryall rim Stem - Try-all 3D mod stem Bars - Trialtech R brake - Maggy with heatsink cnc backings, Echo booster and Echo tr clamps F brake - Shimano XTR with cousts, not shown in picture Cranks - Echo forged / SL freewheel BB - Viz Bash - Trialtech

Looks good mate however ditch the bashplate if you allready have a ring

it wont rust it because there is a plastic tube inside the stainless steel braid

use the search function and you will find out. The main reason is they are completely unreliable and only the lucky ones get what they ordered

check the pad reviews section

i will consider it in my options anyone else had any dealings with halflins

yeah im really sceptical with half link chains but i would think a single link would be fine

thanks for that sam although tell your mate to get a new chain 4 years is a bit much lol.

Good evening ladies and jelly spoons just a couple of questions 1. Does anyone know of a good strong halflink chain, or does anyone use the single tryall halflink on tarty. How does it hold up. 2. I am looking at the because forks on tarty as they have a vee mount, what are they like for strength etc

did you ever service it?

Well what do you want to know then.

use tartybikes and you cant go wrong tarty bikes link

Is the performance of the brake any different? if it isn't then it's fine. And as it is a hydraulic brake it is a hose not a cable

no i am driving down mate. does anyone have a postcode i can put in tomtom to get me there

think there is quite a few guys going on sunday

love the wheels

this is not a czar ivan, i can assure you it is a zenith my friend

no problem matey, yeah 3 cross has always served me well and is really easy to build

I have always used 3 cross on both disc and non disc side and never had any problems.

if you have v posts stick with vees, although good pads wont make a good brake you need good cable, lever, and arms as well, what vee do you currently have?

the 2.35 seems to sit better on the rim and is more stable, this is probably just personal preference, but its also lighter.

yes mate 42a, I have used this combination of tyres on mud, gravel, wet grass, pretty much everything and it grips really well, and because they are not very expensive, when it does wear down they can be replaced easily, I really do love my rear tyre, never had a pinch flat. just make sure you get the dual ply as I have tried the single ply on the rear and it just folds under pressure. oh and i would recommend the 2.35 instead of the 2.50

if you want the ultimate setup, I would go for monty on the rear, try all on the front and a set of trialtech bars. i have a cheap set of czar risers for sale so you could try risers before committing 50 quid to a new set.