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It reduces flex in the frame so there is less chance of it cracking. Gives more hold and a more solid feeling brake. Only downside is that it can reduce bite slightly.

Will there be toilets at the spot at the auction house Kevin?

Same Where are you staying?

It's very unlikely the brake pads are actually moving in so I'd guess it's your snail cams. Since the Neon ones are smooth there's quite a high chance they are moving about.

Was a really great day with amazing weather. Thanks again Kevin

didn't realise this one was so soon. hopefully be there!

One of the big steps was decent, but would much rather watch Bou on some huge rocks

Something I used to do, was take the crank off so you can take the chain off the sprocket. Pretty simple.

Some very nice pictures there! Is that one of the because color frames? How you finding it?

Really? Costs around £7 for an hour at any indoor skatepark I've been to.

Oven worked best for me.

So, has anyone here tried CNC'd Heatsink Yellows and the plastic backed Cousts?

They get called cranks here. "M8 UR CRANK IS TINY"

Are the tickets only limited if you're wanting to camp? Could I show up on the day and buy a ticket?

Don't golfers just use one glove? Well that was the case when I played.

Okay guys, I changed the bearings and it was pretty straight forward but I still have the same problem. Beginning to think it's not the bearings because the wheel never really shook side to side, you had to actually push the rim to get it to move. Can anyone think of anything else that could be causing this? The spokes are pretty tight so I can't imagine it could be flex from there.. Any help appreciated.

What tensioner are you running? I run a trialtech sprung tensioner and provided your freewheel, sprocket and chain are all okay then it should be absolutely fine!

Is there any possibility that the play could also be down to a worn axle?

Thanks, doesn't sound too hard. Shall go and order some bearings

Okay, so I'm pretty sure my bearings in my Echo TR rear hub have started to get a bit of play as i can push the rim side to side and this causes the pads to rub on the rim when any pressure is put down on the pedals. How do I dissasemble my hub to get the bearings out and reassemble it with the new ones in? Am I okay to buy cheap bearings such as these or am I best to buy the Try All ones from tartys? Thanks.

That's got to be some of the most impressive riding I have ever seen. Unbelievable!

That's absolutely mental. Video shall be interesting!

Send it to tartys to get helicoiled.