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yay first time i have seen u on the forum, u should be validated soon , bit sad tc is selling his zona, cant pm u because your still a pre member so randomly writing here, sorry for pissing your thread up. how comes your forks are going to give up but yeah i was wondering the other day why the mounts are backwards on most forks, must be some reason.

maybe a lazy piston. how did u get it working?

not bad for a little dude.

cheers everyone

oh i see now how often do i need to do that? thanks

not sure, call me stupid but how do you tighten it?

hi everyone about a couple of month ago i bought a tensile 60 click and now it is starting to skip and make a loud noises like every 5 mins, same story for my previous freewheel i had (rockman 72 click) what am i doing wrong? any ideas how i can stop this skipping happening? cheers

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cheers mate, most helpfull, its for a bike that i am considering to buy but i dont no nothing about stock bikes.

have u fixed your brake then?

when attaching the mech hanger is there a thread in the frame or is it just a hole, just want to make sure becasue if i look i want to make sure the frame is not duff. also where do you buy mech hanger bolts?cant seem to find them anywhere. thanks

back or front? its personal preference really but for rear i would choose hydraulic rim brakes.

ah cheers mate got a clearer idea now, sorry no pics of it.

na its for a kabuki mono stock bike, second hand.

oh i see now thanks, how is the mech hanger attached? becasue i dont think its got one of them either. sorry for the noob questions.

i everyone, stupid question really but how do u put a spring tensioner on the rear of the bike? as want to buy a bike without one. is it anthing to do with the frame or does it just go on the hub. thanks

don't be afraid to get scratches!

best bike i have ever seen

Looks really smart and clean mate, i like it

go ahead mate its a free world

take the lever of with tpa on, theres a screw under where the hose entres the lever undo that( make sure u dont lose it) then poke something up that is thin and hard, a spoke or something like that does the trick and push hard, sometimes the piston is stuck in there so push in hard pressing and against something. hoped this helped

oil etc on the rims make the performance rubbish not sure on growned rims thought, that may be why.

plastic pedals are ok but in my opinion break very easily and not as grippy, i would stick to metal ones myself.

really pisses me of when someone post something exactly the same like 4 times. looks nasty thought

saw some bloke smash it against a tree on youtube and made it alot better, but never fixed it properly.