AndrewEH1

That first clip will never 'expire'

Lovely

Ozonys - King of Dunce V2 Are post mounts really better?

Most of the newer frames are coming with the option of disc tabs

If you want split link go with that, unless they have moved to missing link in the past 6 months

Have a couple of people not filed a little horizontal bit at the top of their drop-outs to make a mini horizontal dropout?

Animal Bike Tour

Thought you had broken your back there... Are they new brakes?

Just give them a call anyway! They all are really helpful and should be able to sort it out.

I'm sure someone was on a CBBC show a few weeks ago, like some nature/outdoory type show.

I'll pop by a shop and buy whatever they've got, thanks for the help!

I've seen copper paste being used for that but using what is metal filings to stop a thread from locking sounds a bit alien to me. As opposed to using a trials specific one?

I'm looking for some anti seize paste to install a new bottom bracket. I was thinking about using Shimano Anti Seize Paste, is it any good? Is there a better paste that you recommend?

Considered repeatedly bashing your brothers head with the case to check if that works? Edit: Try this Edit2: Apparently there is a way to open it with magnet.

Do you mean the master or slave cylinders?

Viz Forks:

Yes?

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Could someone with more knowledge make a post about this or something. Although I will probably never go to Barrow Farm or deal with EBTC it would be a great shame if the club had to close? Can something in the community be done to help them?

One could argue that the Trialtech chain is.

I think that fact that you could use it on a 'pure' trials frame means that it is okay...

Not forgetting the massive following Hope products have in the MTB world. TGS is a tiny portion of biking worldwide. Despite this being a trials forum I'm sure a lot of people will also have a MTB in the shed.

I've used both AM41s and Fivetens. Fivetens are far better, more comfortable and the sole lasts so much longer! These are popular

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The Tarty way is the best way in my opinion. I was without a vice at my flat so went to a couple of LBS to ask them to take if off, no one managed it. One shop even wreaked the sprocket by squeezing it in a vice. I ended up having to go to my Dad's and use his vice. You have to make sure the chain is completely secure in the vice. You make wreck the chain by doing it so use an old chain. The chain shouldn't slip if the vice is done all the way up.