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Martin Reynolds

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  1. Rich is one of the locals Mainly filmed at cligga head.
  2. http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/20_inch_frames/onza_blade_2010/c36p10626.html Same frame, just 20mm longer wheelbase
  3. Update : New Try all rear wheel,16tooth sprocket, Big betty, echo lever on the front and Hs yellow pads. So much nicer to ride
  4. Thats what i was referring to You put a spacer between the headset and the frame, so the bearing races are further apart, but you still get loads of headset inserted into the frame
  5. Greetings, if your not a weight weenie, you mean something like this? My link
  6. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pimp-trials-replacement-brake-hose-suit-magura-hs33-/120838306372?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&var=&hash=item61cd6155d7#ht_500wt_1059 Its more clear than white, but close enough
  7. Depends where you are. On the Plymouth Christmas eve ride, the Police told us not to ride on the flower beds, but everywhere else was fine. You'll always get told off, just some police are more of jobs worths than others.
  8. Ive got a virtually new try all rim that 36 hole? its had one grind, no dents ect
  9. Got a picture? not being fussy or anything, but I like looking at shiny stuff
  10. YES! how much? Fine, i'll whine at someone else
  11. Any other sprockets do? wouldn't this be VERY useful information to include on your website?
  12. I've got a Born Ultimatum 26" 2011 frame, and running a 128mm bb. I've recently brought a try-all rear wheel with the try-all 135h hub. Tarty recommend the try all screw on sprocket because of : - Designed specifically for the 'H' 135mm hub to give the best chain line. I'm guessing because the hub has such wide flanges, it needs a sprocket with the teeth in the middle of the sprocket to maintain a decent chain line? Is the try all sprocket the only one with teeth in the middle? The echo TR one looks like the teeth are in the middle, but the description doesn't say anything. Any advice would help
  13. Ive got snail cams and knurled washers for you dude
  14. Bit of an exaggeration, but you know what i mean, saved like 600 ish grams. Got a new rear wheel for it today, just need a screw on sprocket and she'll be good to go.
  15. Finally got her ridable Saved like a kg off the front end by getting rid of my big betty and dh inner tube, feels so much nicer to ride.
  16. My apologies, im always spaced out! I only recognised the bike by the rear rim :L Yeh its lush mate, looks even better in person
  17. You were riding plymouth saturday, wernt you?
  18. Three mods and three people in a classic mini. I have done three people, two mods and a stock before
  19. Echo with the fixed 6 speed cassette. 05' or 06' i think
  20. What person doesn't feel manly with 36" in his hands
  21. Picture of lash up. Ive used some strips of metal to hold the axle in place
  22. I've already done the non-drive side and got a snail cam on that. I cant do the same for the drive side because the axle is too short, and would barely sit in the frame if i used a snail cam. And i'd have to force the frame apart, which i dont like doing. I doubt i could use a snail cam on the outside either, for a start it'd be pulling against the bolt rarther than the axle, achieving very little. And the way the dropouts are shaped, i doubt it'd fit
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