FamilyBiker

do it on bikecad.ca explains all... edit:oops,did i show my actual project,the "CUY"?please delete your memory modules

like mine.hi-ten,goes strong since 2009.awesome crmo one´s on its way.1000/360/+20/73°.including fork:405 x 45 mag mounts behind legs.

i think 28.6 mm to 25.4 at the ends.i´ll ask marino

forks.skye.forks.

found that one

skye=too short frontend for backwheel moves,i think.mine is basically a skye too,but with 365 cs and same wheelbase(longer frontend),bb +20.for this little more trialsy stuff. leon your bikes awesome.how high´s the bar from the ground?

thanks a lot!!!will get the new one too,of course

are there any working download links to the older versions?thanks

sometimes i read stuff here and wonder about how people that put so much concentration in their sport can have an educational level that allows to bother kids. ride on dude,i dont even can sidehop half a meter

please share your experiences of those rip bars with me.tempted to buy them...thanks nice bike btw

i went for 1040/+60/73° for giving it a fourplay touch with an ozonys unruly backwheel behavior. looking at your riding style something like that could be worth a try. trials with street influence.great

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mine had 2100g raw. you can even let him weld you a toilet onto your frame,theres no limitation,lol. just talk to him. as every marino is custom,the wear time differs a lot. what you build is what you get. i wanted my old marino bombproof and got 3 kg mild steel that lasts like on the first day. crmo makes it a lot lighter,so do it.

try to pull the lever slowly and then let it go fast to its outer position´. several times till the air comes up to the syringe. do that right before you close the hose port.

thanks,i´ll try it. i think i will go for an orthesis(hope its the right word),and continue with light training,no pedal ups and other wrist-stretching stuff.just cruise around. i got a TENS device that i could use,too.any experiences with that? many thanks so far

afaik its the fibrocartilage named discus triangularis.located where i made the red circle in the first post.in the mrt pic you can see it-looks like pacman from above...

so f+ck,my wrist is seriously injured.anyone had an injury of the discus triangularis and like to share his wisdom?

would be 1035,35,380 then.looks nice btw

geo?

this.

oldskool.i like!

has your new headset the same stack height as the old one?the stem/last stacker on to has to be 3mm higher than the steerer tube to allow the srcew to tighten the headset up-hope you get what i mean

so heres my review pads:discobrakes red trials compound (i know,ebay-cheapo,but powerpad backings like neon and others) rim:atomlab gi 24,sharp,but a bit worn grind magura 05 with 4-finger lever blades,4-point boosters(alloy) i didnt think it would be a good buy,but i was totally surprised by them pads: bite *** hold **** honk ***** of 6 possible compared to mag black,red,and crm pads(crm had 6 in every category) we should establish a rating system,dont you think? and nice modulation for manuals will see what the wear time will be,but so far amazing pads for 6 euros a pair. no joke,theyre good cheers familybiker

front tire:1.85",rear 2.4"

ultra funny dude... edit:sarcasm off