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I have brought a new chain, however cocked up by not checking the size. Rather than a 1/8 I have a 1/2 which means it doesn't fit particularly well on my sprocket which results in a fair bit of side-to-side movement as shown in the picture. Will this kill me, or is it fine to have it like that?

New forks and chain!

I had them on my previous bike (for a bit) and really didn't get on with them

I've worn through my current grips, and with Christmas coming up, seems like a good opportunity to get my parents to buy me some bike bits for once I'm looking for: - Sub £20 - Rubber - Lock on/ bar ends - Thin (Really like the thickness of the standard Onza ones I have on my bike...) Thoughts?

Hmmm, so does this not mean its free then? If not, I think I probably owe people money

At which point does it say about the charges? 'Cause I've always paid via goods and never been questioned about not sending the right amount...?

If you Validate your PayPal account there aren't any charges for anything, well, im 99% sure of this, since validating mine I havent had any charges for Goods, gifts etc...

This still happening? I've got the car so im in if so

Where's the cheapest place to get this for Xbox?

Car Insurance.

The soft front/ hard rear combo was my initial thought, I was just looking for conformation Thanks for the replies

I currently have Maxxis Minion 60a 2.35 front tyre and a 2.35 Super Tacky High roller. However, im not really sure which way round would be best for least drag / the best compromise between drag and performance. Opinions?

I'm up for this providing I can get the car/ get a lift/ gather the energy needed to ride there. Though, please don't class me as a 'local' as that'd imply I know where to go

Before getting my 'proper' stand (Lidl £30 job), I used to use a wood vice to hold the downtube (Wrapped in an old towel) which allowed for easy fettleing of the rear wheel area without having to have the bike upside down/ falling over/ messing up the frame

Now an even bigger, far more important question: To de-sticker the front rim or not?

My bike's hardly built to a weight weenie spec so I imagine it'll be the hope!

Having well and truly fecked my rear wheel, I need a new one. So far iv been offered/ shown three options so far: - 'Shimano deore disc hub on mavic xc717 disc rim, built with dt swiss comp silver spokes (New hand built) £50 posted' - 'Sun Ringle (cartridge bearing) hubs on Mavic XM321 F219 with dtswiss spokes' Slightly out of true with some scratching £35 posted - 'Hope XC rear wheel (36H) on Sun Ditch Witch rim' £50 posted I'm leaning towards the Hope, mainly due to it being a Hope, Does this sound like the best bet out of the three? Or are there any other options? Cheers Chris

Cheap, yet effective...

They're good, but not brilliant. I stuck some new pads and a booster on mine (On the rear)and they were bang on

Updated with new shizz.

Yeh sure ...though I don't really know many spots myself The only one I know of really is the river gardens (First clip) so it might be worth finding someone who knows a bit more of the place to have a better ride

It's a 'Free' copy which I assumed would be better than CS3/5 based purely on the higher number I'll rectify that now... EDIT: Break through! ...It appears to be exporting now

Ah well, thanks for the help anyway

The clips that did render in the original now won't if opened in a new project, and will also not export. And all the clips have been filmed on the same camera all today! They're .MOV files...could that be the issue?