BurlyBox

never mind someone already said my idea

damn, you got there before me il delete my reply then...

he used a crank remover and it wouldnt move and thats how he destroyed the thread.

write on there and im sure someone will reply to you and you can sort out a ride.

hi take a look in the member organised rides section and see if there is anything happening near you.

then i can steal your bike as long as you dont bring your 3 shotguns

thanks. il buy from there then

sounds good to me. hopefully i will have my tensioner then. i've ordered it but its taking a while.

cool. i might have to look at this hub. where did you get it?

ryan crisp's video has a little part of lowestoft on the rocks... Up to 2:38 is lowestoft prety much.

ive been riding about 6 weeks every sunday and im getting close to pedal hops and back wheel hops now. it does depend on the rider though. i know someone who took 6 months to learn to pedal hop and hes now been riding 2 years and is one of the better ones in the group now. someone else i know took a year to be able to pedal hop so it all depends on the rider and how determined you are.

you also think that a hammer will fix anything :L

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yeah im thinking of getting a new rim too because its cheaper to get a new hub and rim than getting a freehub and then you can get more engagement points.

on my 1.2 i counted the engagement points and there's 18! im getting a new hub pretty soon.

he didnt even need to take it off. he thought it would be easier because he needed to take a bit off his cranks because it was catching. i dont trust him fixing my bike thats for sure.

my mate come round and tried to get his crank off but he screwed the thread so the crank tool just comes out so he takes a mallet to his crank

theres a thread which explains all different pads and what is best for what grind, environment and conditions and other things. have a quick look through this.

il be there to show you all up

I'm going for a 22:18 ratio for my 1.2 and bought my tensioner and singlespeed kit earlier today. i reccomend getting this because its the cheapest you will find andyou get a good choice of size sprockets. as for tensioners if i were you i would go for the tensile or 4-jeri tensioner as they were reccommended to me but both are out of stock on tartybikes and you will be waiting a long time for them to get back in stock but you can get the tensile tensioner from rocknroll bikes for a little less than tarybikes and its free postage within the UK.