dk2

Just crack my bb cup..what are/where you guys running with the slx crank, just regular shimano?

No not to my knowledge...maybe there are more models this one is with a 83mm axel..

Two of the chainring-bolt holes crack with this as a result. The axel and pedal threads seems fine..

Hi im thinking about runnig some slx's on my arcade as my Saint crank gave up(after many year of faithfull service )anybody uses them and do they hold up ok?

I run the shimano zee (almost the same as saint) works great with zee/slx/xt levers..

Hmm do have a pic of it, hard to help without seeing it

hi been running crazy bobs for a few years now, never had problems. had you tried to take the air out of the tube, and reset the tyre on the rim? (pull out/ hold it where it bungles in..)

nice one...

True Swoofty, those factors come into play(not just tyre pressure(psi)), just wondering if your guys setup, feels sorta like mine..(touching the rim occasionally)...Guess its not to far off..

just a bonus question from me... when jumping on a rail with the rear wheel i sometimes maybe 1 in 10 feels the rear rim hitting the rail, lightly...but on the front if fx. i go up and over something or endo off a edge, when i push off i feel the rim touching more often, is this how your setup feels ??? im 45psi front/rear tyre.

Love it....Right tool for the job...

Stem is mounted, and test...feels great on the bike...

Im guessing average would be between 40-50 psi..But lets hear it...

cool thanks. ill give it a try, just waiting for the mail man now....

well hi there, and welcome...let the fun begin.:-).

Great video..like the vibes of the event...makes me wanna go next year.

Hi im currently running a Arcade frame with hope stem (70mm at 25 deg). Im looking to get a shorter feeling bike, with a higher front end as a bonus. My question is if anybody is riding the 80mm at 40deg stem, and pros/cons for it. thanks in advance.

Nice one...

Nice one...let's see some combos after level 6....:-)....

Nice dan, looks solid...

Travel or move, but stopping is not a long term solution...the itcing won't go away...Hope you find a solution so we all can enjoy your great videos I'm years to come...

Hi i think the arcade has a more "solid" feel due to the steel frame, and I'm more used to that due to 20+ years on bmx bikes. So for the street park I find I trust i more...the arcade bunny hops really well, where as the hex has a "bigger" feel to it which i dont like. This "bigger" feel in turn makes it better for static moves and rolling over stuff. The fourplay is a bread of its own. Fun and stable but not as lively as the others. All are killer bikes, so really hard to give recommendations. ..but you know some days you wear sandals, some day boots..

ive had both an Hex,fourplay and arcade, all do different stuff, so it all comes down to riding style... what are you thinking/looking to ride most ?

Nope your not...Ålborg in the house..Viborg has a big scene as well

Still young (42)...rides a ton, now the kids are older, it's easier to go some dad time...been on the 24" arcade for a while such a fun all round bike...great you back at it...good luck with the knees...