AkuskaUK

Chris Forsters skye for sure.

I like the look of the levers!

Just joined!

I actually quite like that aha!

Im 21, 6ft3/4 and weigh 14 stone... should i be worried then?

3:42... an unhappy face there!

Show me your jizz face! Oh... wait.

A mate of mine did it to his TE-37's, carbon looked amazing!

1.28sec

Is if just me, or do all free runners look cocky when they "perform"?

Yeah, these: http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/shoes/koxx_street/c125p10866.html Not had a slip yet with my Echo TR's... infact, i would say that they are too grippy on them! What would be the advantages of shoes like Ribos?

Get a pair of 2013 Urbans, I've been running them for a while and they seem solid!

I recently purchased the "Koxx Street" shoes from TartyBikes... most grippy and comfortable shoes I've ever worn! Check them out?

SeaBass, can you please text me back regarding the hub???

I guess spray is the way then! Thanks guys!

Have done, no reply yet so i thought the OP could help me out

Is this the 24 with the 135 rear spacing?

Hi all, I wish to change my Hope Pro 2T bolts to a green one, what bolts can i buy and use for it? Also, what size is the bolt thats in it? Thanks in advance!

I can agree with the BB7! Mine is immense

Brilliant! Glad to know it went smoothly for you!

Beautiful!!

I do! I will be changing the frame soon, but i REALLY don't want to sell her... may have to if funds get tight!

Thanks I have spent ALOT on it the past few months I wanted green parts but not too much green as i have seen on 99.9999999% of all Zoo's! I may just keep her

Hmmm, most likely worth keeping then! Pictures were taken just after a ride, both rims are brand new, as are most of the green parts and the 2013 Urbans!

Mostly personal prefrence, i run 30psi on the back, 25 on the front on my stock. Taken from: www.TrashZen.com "WHAT PRESSURE FOR THE TYRES? It depends on the ground and the sharpness of the edges you climb on. The sharper the edge, the more inflated you want the tyres so that you don't get a double pinch flat when banging the back wheel on it (the unfamous snake bite, rim rails pinching the tube against an edge). For round blunt obstacles like wood logs, less pressure gives extra gripping because the tyre can litteraly grab the edges and shapes. less pressure also gives extra bouncing for landing, and is more comfortable. Fat tyres (2.5" or wider) are the best, and allow a lower pression than thin tyres, so more comfort and more grip."