Rockman

I pulled a the rear brake lever on a Zoot at Fort William, and the frame flex was amazing.

Some more pictures of the chainstays and downtube would probably help us value it easier.

Booster, grind and pads for a grind.

Rockman's are really weak, had 2 frames, not a dent at all. and they both snapped. One in 3 months and another in 8.

+1 light sharp grind, Echo TR mounts, TNN LGM pads. Win.

That's a centre lock rotor, will only fit the Shimano hubs with centre lock. And no you can't use a disc on the rear wheel of the blade, you would need a new hub.

Yeah that's right.

Would like a mod but not sure whether to go for a dual disc or a magura ? does disc have as good bite and hold ? do you catch the rotor a lot ? does anyone in the Carlisle area have a dual disc mod that I could have a go on ? Shane

Think it is just surface scratches, but just checking with you guys, will these be safe to ride ? don't think it has scratched trough the lacquer.

Cheers, never seen this before, really enjoyed it.

I'd try the booster off, took mine off my last bike and the brake was actually better and louder, don't run a booster on my current bike, Pure 2011.

Yellow, was going to be fluro pink but I can't find any paint that colour.

Police do not cross tape ?

The pistons are too small, so not really.

If it's the V2 they are meant to be good, the X2's have really small pistons so aren't the best for trials, I would avoid them.

Bored of my plain black magura, how would I go about painting the cylinders and lever ? would i just strip then paint, prime, paint, lacquer ? Should I avoid getting paint into the fittings for the hose etc ? Shane

Ahh right, I just thought he always used maggy on the rear. Any idea when the Skye will be available ?

Looks good with plain black rims aswell.

Found this at Eurobike, with Danny Macaskill, don't think it is his actual bike as he used magura and this is dual disc.

Was gonna say that is lighter than the Ti Crank Brothers Egg Beater.

Got some pictures of this beast from Eurobike, will stick them up some time.

If your just using a normal spanner, try a pedal wrench which has more lever age, and if that doesn't work slide another bar over the wrench to give even more leverage, then when putting your new pedals on (if you have access) tap the pedal threads out and put copper grease on them so they don't seize in. Shane

They are Ti coated, not full Ti, there meant to be sh*t.

plenty