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Pretty much can't get that either, except ordering it from England. I belive that CRC's 556 is quite similar though

It skipped once or twice aswell, forgot to say that. It's super hard to get WD40 here in Sweden so what could I use?

Hey guys I have 2 questions! Firstly, I sold my bike to a mate a couple of days ago. We rode a bit today, and the freewheel (Echo SL 108, used by me mr fatty since october 2012) was pretty soundless and the little sound it made where quite shitty. I tried flushing it out with some teflon oil. That didn't do any difference. What could be the problem? Secondly, my mate has a Maxxis high roller on the rear and he was curious to know if removing every other knobble would be good for that tyre? And he also wanted to know if running the tyre backwards would increase the grip? I have no experince with any tyres that are bigger than 20" so this is the reason I want to know Cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeers!

Awesome riding and filming. One of my favourite mod riders actually! Got a tad boring though to only watch natural riding.. :/

Awesome video, didn't though that I would be a able to watch 20 minutes without getting bored, but I was suprised how the 20 mins just flew by haha.. Would love to see some more riding from James Davies though!

Find it quite funny that he says that he has all the receipts of everything, but he can't give the spec out

Cheers guys, appreciate it I'm going for regular forks then!

Cheers guys! And scotty both are reverse mounts, right? Just what I wanted to hear about vee's. Think that I'll go with normal ones either way though

So you think that It would be better to buy a "normal" fork?

Why would I get less power? A reverse mount with maggies make them better?

Hey hey hey. Is it possible to mount a v brake on a reverse 4-bolt mount fork? Just thought of clearence issues etc? And lack of power? Cheers guys!

Your riding is really good. Would be awesome to see you hit the streets aswell, indoor vids get quite boring

Looks really really nice

This haha And that bike is sickkkkk

I'm coming from Sweden to Radfest, and I can bring my bike for free. It's in a bike bag though. And I have to register it as a "special luggage" but other than that, it's free for me

I will try that! Cheers!

Hey everyone! So, like 3-4 weeks ago I broke my shimano saint. It started leaking. I just couldn't be arsed with fixing it, but it's time for it now. I have absolutely no experience with fixing disc brakes, so how can I fix it? It looks like it's leaking from the shrud nut where the hose go into the lever. Help is wellllll appreciated!

Riding is really good for 2 weeks, really good. Took me 2 weeks to jump on the rear wheel good, and that was about it.. haha.. Ghostrider88 said what I was going to say aswell, but yeah try relaxing a bit more and use your body more.

I feel every little upgrade and weight difference I make. 200 grams makes a difference. A lighter bike is easier to move around, whether you can sidehop over bar height or not. And a bike that you love, where every part is chosen by you after how YOU want it. is surely funnier and better to ride. I think that riding becomes a tad funnier when you have new parts or even a new bike, so why not own a bike you enjoy riding? Just because your riding level doesn't match the bikes spec. Riding should be for fun. Changing from my mates koxx sky 3 (weighted 7,8 kilos) to my Neon bow (Around 8.5-9 kg) I could tell a big difference. I didn't trust his bike for big gaps at all, just couldn't trust those superlight parts. But when riding natty or just "normal" street riding I could tell a big difference. Weight does matter, and if you like your bike light, then go for it!

Ignore me, hehe

Yeah it is.

That looks sooooooo nice

Such a f**king nice bike! So nice!

Hahah that clip at 2:04 where Joe (?) slides on that rock made me laugh as hell! Loved the video haha