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i have had a duel ply high roler on the rear for about a year now mate and its hardly showing any sign of wear, my set up is high roller on rear and try-all on front

Done a bit of updating to the zenith like new forks, wheels, cranks, front vee (awesome) But i nearly have enough money for a control frame, so all parts will be going on that. hopefully soon. Too any one thats interested the zenith frame is for sale for 70 squid

some say it was designed around 18-15, and other places 18-16 to achieve correct chain tension, just wondering if any one on here knows

proper grip glue

it may make it easier to get onto the back wheel, but when you have to lift the rear wheel of the ground to go up something it can be more difficult with all the weight at the back, the cost may be around the same for a new build but for replaceing broken parts freewheels are cheaper

with a front freewheel. more of the weight is central on your bike, which i have always thought feels nicer, and ffw are cheaper to replace than a rear freehub

the older monty stock bikes used to have a 25" back wheel

can you post pics once your done mate

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£180 - £250 (at a push)

i like it mate alot. Would be even nicer with a matching front wheel and some new grips

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it sounds that way mate but it never used to be as bad as this. you could try adding another bolt on your chain tugs to act as a lock nut

you can get them from tarty but you would need to get someone to drill holes in your frame for the bolts mate

i just went through the order process and it said the only shipping option was to use french post and it was free shipping, but surely free shipping on a frame cant be correct. i have emailed them but had no reply in 2 days.

I was thinking of ordering some stuff from trialprod, has anyone used them before and does anyone know how much shipping would cost for something like a frame

why dont we call it a grinder i think i heard that before somewhere lol (sarcasm)

I find 203mm on a stock to be fine mate

I have never used a bb7 on the rear but on the front it is nothing short of amazing as long as it is set up correctly

make sure you get some decent pads

if it is one of the freewheels with loose ball bearings, one of the balls may have dislodged and made its way into your pawls and springs. are you able to strip the freewheel? also is the freewheel still working as normal apart from the noise.

yeah the make so anyone who has had the same freewheel can help you

what freewheel are you using?

The trialtech stems are really good mate, they must be strong as i am a heavy guy, i have one for sale as i found it a little to low for my setup