worst case scenario:
bashring on the bb : all the force goes directly through the bb/frame, and you'd destroy bb threads
Bashring on cranks : you'll destroy the bottom bracket bearings
So personally i'd use it on the cranks. A bottom bracket is cheaper than a new frame
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You should have said, ive got the original gold one!
http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/topic/175381-forks-tyres-bars-cranks/page__p__2422094#entry2422094
Considering 'plastic' is a really generic name for synthetic or semi-synthetic organic solids that are moldable, doesn't that mean that plastic could be a composite, or the composite could contain plastic?
First time was around the brake mounts (where they're welded to the frame).
The second time was around the weld on the bash plate mount (Never ran a bash plate!).
If i ever rode mod again, id properly go for the Prototype onza have at the minute. its basically a Blade with a built in booster, no bash mounts and internal headset
Love it how she tries to interview him and he couldnt give a toss :L
I know i wouldnt have been that polite :L
where she asked for him to show some of the stuff, he should have just walked up to the camera and said:
If you wanted to see us ride, you shouldnt have f**king cut us!
I know insurance companies usually charge 20-30% extra for paying monthly, the extra £100 could be admin charges?
Im not sure, its all a f**king con.
to be honest i dont blame most people for driving without insurance, when it ends up like this
That looks like someones just jammed a washer on the splines, maybe because the crank was worn on the splines?
Anyway, like its been said, for what they cost, its not worth the hassle.
Slap a new one in there
Anyway dan, insurance is a joke. I was with admiral, paid like £1000, and after being with them for a year, being a year older, and a year's extra no claims bonus, they put my premium up to £1200.
I looked elsewhere and got it for £600.