TommyBrew

It definately, wouldn't melt in the oven. So yeah, Light sanding and a spot of Vaseline on the piston has been tried and tested

Will Definately be there!

Countersinking it would be a nicer finishing touch, a bike like the ones onza did in the t-mags, don't know if they still do or not. I'd probably do 6mm holes with a countersink finish

If you want to centre dot the rim find something that will fit inbetween the rim walls, then you wont bend the walls inwards. Or you could simply put it in a square edge of a table or so on that will fit inbetween the walls...

Thing is if I was to buy directly from echo, being in the Uk, I wouldn't have a clue where to get parts or bikes from? The website is it bit basic. Seems like Tarty is the only way we can actually get hold of trials parts? In a good way obviously

Thanks, Changed to Be Green Pads now, Impressive!

Brute force and ignorance!. Put a good effort in then haha

^ agreed

Looks like a Tidy piece of kit!

Nice to see someone enjoying trials on something a bit Old School! Nice!

It was the 5 foot wall drop that got me haha

where are the photo's? wouldnt mind having a look!

I've just tried be green pads on my bike and there impressive!. Expensive but money well spent! Best grab them quick I think there limited edition!. But two diffent pads at once sounds interesting! Could get a nice range of advantages!.

Got some new Tnn be green pads in on a harsh grind with a new disc, and left the tyre on the rim to reduce contamination. Works a treat =D I also chamfered them like you said, what does this exactly do?

For some be green tnn pads to try. And will try a fresh grind with a new disk. Pads are always square which is why I'm stumped. I'm using an echo brake if that makes any difference?. I do recall the magura to be a bit less spongy though...