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The 130*25 feels great for me the the Trialtech High Rise bars and I really would want to go any higher than that, a few people have commented on how high the front end is. Feels lovely

By that I'm guessing you mean the one I bought from you The stem is a Trialtech Sport Forged High Rise 130*25

Which bike?

The one with blue stickers? It was advertised on here. It is in worse condition than the one I got from Ares (it has quite a few scratches and the lacquer Has gone whteish and funny)

And here's the other one so far

Could you not just use a mechanical one if you are already using a servo to control the throttle? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tamiya-TA03-Speed-Control-Bag-NEW-9415445-58218-TA03F-S-/150758093504?pt=UK_ToysGames_RadioControlled_JN&hash=item2319e1f2c0#ht_615wt_1415

Because people will still buy the HS33 because it says HS33 on the box. They are the same, hence the prices aren't sooo far apart

To change the blade there is a pin which can be tapped out using a small drift and a hammer, pop in the new blade and push the pin back in

In the 2011s it's that cover. That is all. From Tarty '-Brand new for 2011, Magura have completely overhauled their HS11 brake, bringing it in line with the new HS33 in terms of functionality.' It is the same brake other than the cover and the hose cover. http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/rim_brake_spares/magura_2011_hose_covers/c5p11529.html

If you want the four finger lever on a black body then what's wrong with the HS11 from Tarty? It is exactly the same brake and if you are hugely bothered you can change the cap with these to make it into a HS33 effectively: http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/rim_brake_spares/magura_2011_lever_cover/c5p11390.html I've been running 2011 HS33's for a year now and I've had no problems with them at all. - I have the 4-finger HS11 on my Pitbull and have just bought another for a new project

I would guess that it's because Tarty have already bought a large stock of Tech's and need to clear them first?

The Hope Trial Zone Hope have already stopped supplying the Tech Trial but obviously they are still in stock on tarty If you want a new one, get em bought quick!

I may do My first car was a Mardave Mini stock car and I quite fancy putting a mental motor in one

Are you sure it isn't a Reedy? Which is a part of TeamAssociated http://www.teamassociated.com/reedy/ A quick Google search showed that no it's not a Reedy. I must remember that Google is my friend

I do ride it And I told you the other day I never got the zoo bag that's a pic he sent me

This is from when I bought it

It is

My '06 Pitbull Got another arriving Wednesday

Wait a little and get the Echo SL, you will not be disappointed

I considered getting these, so I tested the ones we had at work, far too spongy for me. You really can't feel the bite point. The Hope Techs feel much, much better, are way more powerful and you can adjust the bite point

Schumacher Bosscat, rebuilt with carbon chassis and topdeck, rebuilt gearboxes/diffs front and rear, just needs some new shocks and springs. *Doesn't have those awful fluo wheels any more, it now has white ones

He works at Skyline Cycles trail centre in Wales. I believe he still has some form of trials bike, last I heard he was selling a zoot but he's always chopping and changing

Just needs a little more yellow...

In the For Sale or the Buy/Sell sections

Push the piston back in, put the pads back in, stick a 2-3mm piece of plastic/cardboard in between, bleed the brake, fit it onto the bike. The width of the pads + the disc will mean that the piston can not come out of the caliper far enough to pop out