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cant see why it would make a difference, only on crank clearance. i have a 128mm in my t bird and works ok........

was that aimed at me? i love mine, well used to.

me and my mate was talking about it, but hes sadily selling up and i cant get there because of transport apparently it is really good? been to westbay yet?

sorry no selling/buying in new members chat, wait until ur validated then you should be able to get something good EDIT BEATEN TO IT

im local to sidmouth i live down in axminster.

talking of chains mine is still the original from a onza t bird 2005! and i ride a couple hours a day.

were they yours?

im sure there was a thread on the sl freewheel and the rattle turned out to be nothing to worry about?

just a idea, wouldn't sanding the pads alot help at anything?

if its sealed then i dont think you can?

chain tugs are awesome never let me down.

worn cranks? do they wobble?

how many spoke holes in each? if they match then yes. i take it as a open bearing hub? if so just spend a few more quid on sealed as it will be a benefit if you intend on bigger jumps. EDIT beaten to it.

1)second one, 2) seems more upbeat and some better sounding sounds, 3)no as it strikes me as boring and very repeated almost like its annoying. 4) very appealing with good sounds and a joy to listen to, used abit but will go out of fashion here you go bud, not sure if its enough detail for you, give us a pm if not, and did not really get question 4 as not very up to date with music lol

sent them a email? i shouldnt worry to much as they are basically onza.

worth a try! im not good but hey.

i think i heard somewhere, to heat the barb hose end up so it goes into the plastic hosing easier. oh and make sure its on straight to prevent leaks

yep, just attach a new hose.

just buy some cheap magura hose from tarty and bang it onto the barbed hose ends.

dont use water in disc brakes apparently it will boil due to heat and mess the seals up.

that is very nice! im looking for a new frame and tempted in the t pro,them brake pads look like there touching the rim in the photo?

what has that got to do with the thread?

they just clip in and out of the o rings,just pull to take them of or push to clip them in. EDIT beaten to it!

that is so cool, those riding spots are local to where i live.

sorry this is so late to reply but i want to get one of these frames, what is the rear rim width? i dont want my rim to be to thin. cheers