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cheers everyone, most appreciated.

yep chain tugs are easy to fit, put the wheel into your frame and before you put the axel bolts on put the chain tugs in and make sure the end bit that u can screw fits on the end of the frame, leave them lose thought, do this on both sides, pull the wheel back as far as possible without force, tighten the axel bolts. once done this tighten the screw on the chain tugs evenly untill it fits nicely on your frame. tighten them bit by bit evenly then the chain will get tighter. sorry for the long writing that may be a bit confusing but its really simple to put them on. now if its tight enough, when you push the cranks forwards there should be very little slack in the chain, if to tight the rear wheel will be hard to roll back.

18t means 18 tooths on it and because your bike is a mod most bikes use a 18t freewheel. its not hard to change, take back wheel of, get yourself a freewheel remover, unscrew it and take it completely, and then screw the new one on.

my mates got them and they are nice for the money, a tighter chain mean it feels more responsive to moving the wheel= easier to uses=improve faster.

ah if only i knew that before i bought a hs33 like last week.

look who's the fag,where not all "hard nuts looking for a fight" unlike some, yeah i know im not doing nothing wrong but try tell them that.

really i always thought it would make it worse and slip more.

might get loud brake pads or something like heatsinks red and put a booster on it if it makes it quieter that way, is there any need for a booster on forks

yeah i suppose so, but my neighbours are getting angry about my loud rear brake and magura blacks are pretty poor on the front.

well my hub isnt disk mounting neither are my forks and i am on a budget and like the feel of hydrolic brakes over vee and a hydrolic disk is like £100.

yeah may do, was they quiet from brand new?

hello everyone, right now im looking for quiet but strong brake pads for the front hs33, don't want loud because back one is very loud and and to be able to stop quietly to not attract attention to myself riding from a to b. ive heard about heatsinks snowies but cant find them anywhere. any suggestions? but dont want to spend silly money. cheers

i think you should try all of the tricks above one by one, on a small scale. once you have done that just get better at it like jumping higher, further etc.

your english is perfect, better than kids in nmc

whats your budget? you can buy new and get something like onza rip, onza bird, onza t bird,onza pro are good for begginers but i would advise buying second hand of ebay or somewere that way you can get a much higher spec bike for the same money, as bikes said above you can get cheaper and bikes such as the onza t pro are really good for beginers.

that vid was the best i have seen in a long time, it was relaxing and enjoyable to watch. those accidents at the end looked painfull

mine is KLucH V12

alot of guys will say this but,use correct spelling if you want to be validated.

t pro is the better and can be a high level trials bike with the correct upgrades, onza rip is rubish with thin rear wheel that cannot be upgraded.

welcome is your injury permanent or will u be back riding after you have recovered? that video was amazing both in riding and filming hope u get well soon anyway.

i rather like that, a gold rear hub will finish it of me thinks.

ah so they quiet and good eh? any ideas where to get some, i had a look but could not find them.

im now looking for front pads and dont want them loud because of using it the most riding from a to b, any cheapish suggestions on smooth rims thanks guys

before u do a endo turn the wheel sharply then snap the brake in, that should get u further. use pedal kick with 180 hops its hard to get the hang off but u will eventually get it.

will do when i get around to it, my front hosing is to big so i will have to sort that out before.