Miles Mallinson

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzr6h4k84D8 They are alot easier on a mod you just need more power on a bigger bike, just look around the way you are going and practicing it on gravel is easier aswell.

Another one from him.

erm i've grinded mine three times maybe less since i've had them, I rode them with brakes for about 8 months so they've lasted pretty long. The grind lasted about 3 months so just topping them up

Cheers, gonna go for a trialtech to keep the stealth/trialtech theme going.

Do you recommend any? I was thinking a trialtech sport 108.

When I had brakes I used a medium grind and power pads, it seemed to last pretty long. The DV is a good, strong rim though.

My 23t-18t set up is getting abit easy for the riding I'm doing so I need a harder gear, are 17t or 16t freewheels for the rear anygood or should I go for a freehub. The cheaper option obviously is a freewheel so I'd rather that if they are any good.

I've been using one for a while they hold there grind pretty well, what grade of grind are you planning for you pads I'd use a light one first then if that goes really quick just paint over it.

Think of the song your going to use before you start filming and mould the riding around it, most good videos are ruined by terrible music and also pick music that appeals to most people.

Yeh thats what I have on my E13 I was just wondering if the bb adaptor would fit in front of the ISCG mounts.

Does anyone know if its possible to put a ISCG 05 adaptor mount on a On One 456 summer frame with ISCG mounts?

Cheers guys, yeh Neil Young was an interesting choice I was torn between an elbow song or that, and the elbow song didn't really fit. I'm gonna build some better lines for my mountain bike up there I felt the riding was bit tame and I'm going to make just a mountain bike video for the Visit Arran website, the views up there are great. I also need someone to film me to get better angles, its alright for trials because you not going that far but with the mountain bike the tripod kept falling over when I went up the hill which is kind of annoying.

Tensile 60 click is a good upgrade, your not going to find a quality freewheel thats really cheap and its not really a part of your bike you want to skimp on. With the tensile you will need to loctite the lockring have a look at this thread on how to do it: Link

Shave your legs and wear lycra?

Cheers, I know I need to build some more stuff around that to make it more interesting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsf6wqiq5oU New video. Started riding my mountain bike abit more, not sure if I'm liking the full suspension for my riding style anymore though. Comments are welcome.

What gear ratio?

Arran, there are about 3 riders on the whole island.

Really smooth and I loved it how there were barely any correction hops, but I shat it right at the end with the end credits thing I thought my computer had another virus

which way are you unskrewing it? If the other way doesn't work just put it on the bike and ride it until its comes loose then that the wheel off and loctite the lockring

You can just use a screwdriver or a spoke to take it off it isn't too tight.

Yeh I had to put loctite on mine, mine hasn't skipped at all yet so they are alright on the rear. On the first picture. The black lockring you need to take off but be careful not to disturb any of the pawls, then loctite the threads of the lockring normally leave it for 30mins or so for the loctite to work. On the second picture. You need to grease the threads on the bit that goes onto the hub.

Theres only one way you can put a tensile freewheel the side with the splines for the bottom bracket tool goes on the outside, grease it with some lithium grease just a little bit on the threads of the hub and the freewheel.

White Stripes, Fell in Love with a Girl.

He has been riding his zoot for almost 2 months I think.