duncan_echo26

Maybe...

Don't think so. Using a hairdryer will just make the paint run Its probably dry by now anyway haha.

Go for the urban! Its indestructible! And they are meant to hold grinds well too. And if you want to keep it smooth the anodizing is amazing!

To be honest I'm not too keen on any of the Echo SL parts. Apart from the freewheels because apart from that they just try and make everything as light as possible which results in it being weaker. I would go for the Echo Urbans at the same price (depending what mounts you choose). They are about 100g heavier I think but should be much stronger. EDIT << They are 100g heavier for 26" and 200 for 20"

I used to not be able to sidehop anything then one day it just kind clicked I still can't go very high.. Ages ago I used to sidehop to the right (I'm right footed) and then I got told to do it the other way. I found it much easier and it felt a lot better after I got used to it.

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....showtopic=94909

I have a Echo TR hub and SL freewheel on my Echo. Its really good! Engages really well, sounds amazing and has only ever skipped twice.

I'm considering entering. However my heatsink backings which I ordered 17 days ago still haven't arrived.

Thats a really good price! Get it

I don't know if there is one. http://phatworks.co.uk/ but it just says coming soon.

Yeh. Whatevery you do don't get the thermoplastic one from chain reaction cycles. It kinda flexes... a lot.

The same thing happened to my Echo Freehub. I sent it back and got it replaced.

No. Avid SD7 are the best levers.

Yes. However I think most people would prefer not to reduce strength at all. Also if its where the pedal goes in that it hits this wouldn't work unless you grinded the pedal axle too which would make the pedal or cranks more likely to strip where the pedal goes in. A longer bb is the best idea.

Its not snapped. Its just come out... I'm not sure where you could buy a new one. But if you can find somewhere that would sell one then its probably replaceable.

The steerer tube snapped out of my Onza Lite Guys a couple of days ago. I don't think it would be replaceable.

Haha. Obviously! Everybody has to have one of those on their bike!!!

Its probably the prongs from you brake rubbing on the rim. Check to make sure this isn't happening. If it is you will need to set your brake up. For the flex definitely get the Trialtech Sport booster.

That looks well nice!! (Front Vee's for the win )

+1 for the Trialtech Sport 2-Bolt Booster. Its a really good booster, doesn't flex, looks good, its light and its cheap.

My Koxx Browns were really bad. I wouldn't recommend them as I have heard other people say they aren't the best too.

I think the are one of the strongest forks. And they don't weight too much for how strong they are either.

Get a longer bb or cut off some pad material. Cutting off part or the cranks doesn't sound like a very good idea to me.

By green heatsink do you mean cousts? because they are meant to be used on a grind and shouldn't wear too fast. Get some rock blues.

I would recommend the trialtech sport 2 bolt booster.