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pads take time to bed in mate, just leave them like i said and bleed your brake properly and it will be fine

Think you might benefit from taking off a little further away than you are now

It says 56-7g just took the larger of the two

ahh i see, that is stupidly light then, doubt they would last to long

It says 28g but if you read the description it says they are 57g? Weird

doubt i will be able to get there tomorrow now guys, got to take my phone in hinckley then pick up charles, so may be out in hinckley if anyone fancys it, coming sunday though

Or get your hands on a 320, same geo but a lot stiffer so the brake works fine with no booster

That is the nicest bike i have ever seen, love the forks suit the build really well

dont mind, can do both

I dont picture cuts and bruises im afraid

no mate, but were going sunday too if you want

They are pretty much the only options for you, accept forks with wider spaced mounts, but i doubt you would want to go to that extent, I would say just wait until you get your new rim

Yeah normal trialtech halfring, and the new TR freewheel, but it seems to have tightened it self up again, rode a full day afterwards and it hasn't budged, really strange

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKg74pDPOYI

Geo is pretty bad though, Ozonys Curve is the only thing close to the echo, which rides amazingly well

Im confused, you say you are riding Leicester too in the other thread?

who hasn't?

Get CNC ones and a harsh grind, they are the best pads i have ever used

Hes got football mate, out sunday though

I'll come

A few months ago, my trialtech cranks threaded slowly and as the threads stripped the cranks slowly move round the freewheel, Less than two months ago i got new freewheel and cranks and the same happened again today, but after two full rotations of the crank loose round the freewheel it tightened up again, and became ridable But im very concious of riding now in case the threads rip out suddenly, Has anyone else had the same problem? I will take the freewheel off and see if any of the threads are damaged, its just a bit annoying seeing as the cranks are pretty much new

Anyone fancy Brum instead?

LMAO thats reece, where did you get the photo?

That will be why it feels so long. Me and my friend had this frame, his felt nice with the shorter urbans, mine felt ridiculously long because of the trialtechs, measured up to be about 1035

you running trialtech forks?