onzatpro09

Beast mode has most definitely been activated.

It doesn't matter if you started it or not, you can be the one to end it. You have clearly stated your arguments, so now you can walk away and not have to deal with these "kids*" any longer. I think the TF is a wonderful but sometimes weird place (I'm looking at you Dann2707, with your anal escapades) but this has just got ridiculous. I'm not saying that it is not important to discus controversial topics, however please do it in a civilised manner. There is no need to insult anybody, nor hijak a thread where someone is asking a legitimate question. *Half of which are the same age/older than you, so it kind of sounds like you think that the rest of the TF is 15... I don't mean for this to be insulting clerictgm, because I don't want to fuel the argument. I want it to end due to the fact that it is happening on every thread you post in and it has become plain irritating. I <3 u guys and it totes breaks my <3 2 c u dis way </3 </3

Thanks guys, that worked a charm! The most difficult bit was getting the nut off of the axle once it was out. I had to file some flats onto it and put it in the vice

I have just gone from tabletops to holy rollers and they were alright for the money as long as you rode in the dry. A few times I was riding through my local shops in the wet and the front just slipped away... I wasn't victim to too many punctures either (lucky me!) The rollers are amazing so far, I have rode them a bit in both the wet and dry, on and off road and they just grip! Then again, the tabletops were only 2.25s compared to the 2.4 rollers...

I know how to remove the axle if it wasn't damaged (which seems to be what you're describing?) but can't because when I turn the socket, the axle spins with it and I can't get a purchase on the axle because it has snapped half way into the body :/

I mean get the rest of the axle out of the pedal body Sorry it wasn't clear.

So I was out riding and I managed to snap the axle of my right hand echo TR platform pedal. I now have the problem of getting the rest of it out. How would I go about doing this? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks, Joe.

I recommend gusset double six ones. They do them from 12t to about 20t and they have a 7mm base too, meaning there is no digging in

This must be imaginate part 2... once danny hit puberty

The new element frame is exactly the same as the current fourplay geometry wise, except cheaper. This doesn't mean that inspired have cut corners because they definitely haven't. Mine feels solid and rides beautifully! You could buy the standard spec element for half the price of the arcade, then pimp it to the max with the remaining grand you'd have spent on the arcade In my opinion, the new element rides so well, plus it has the option for a rear disc! I have no doubt that the arcade is amazing, and I must admit that I fancy one myself, but I am not a good enough rider to really feel the benefit of a slight geometry difference

I generally either carry on so nobody knows that I hurt myself (I've got a street rep to keep up ennit ) Or if nobody is around, do a little jog/dance-it-off and then go home and cry myself to sleep

Silly Ali, you're wearing odd socks...oh wait...Jeez...

These are what I use. 10/10 from me! http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/gloves/jitsie_airtime_gloves/c39p12019.html

Sweeeet! Nice to see a French street video without an insane number of footjam-whips Very, very stylish indeed!

Learn to bail. Don't be afraid to throw your bike away from you because at the end of the day most people would rather break their bike than themselves. Nobody wants a core sample taken by landing on their bars This is the only time that throwing a bike is permitted

Top one is alright, middle two are not particularly pleasant and the bottom one is nightmare inducingly bad looking.

Here's my new toy- A 2009 Fuji track classic fixie It's hard to ride, but plenty on fun! While I am here, I may as well ask; could I run vee brake pads on caliper brakes? I have no idea about anything but hydro brakes Thanks in advance, Joe

*Insert 'yo mamma' joke here*

I have quite a weird front end. I have a '14 Element with Element forks, full length steerer (235mm) I run that with a trialtech 120x17° stem, 55mm of spacers and the arcade bars. Feels nice for me because I can't hunch on a bike as my back starts aching and the front lifts really easy, although I might get a shorter stem to help me with my spinny stuff

Haha, exactly the same here!

If the cranks spin and freewheel doesn't, it sounds like stripped crank threads :/

I was scrolling through instagram and found this! Later on in the comments Hope go on to say that they're out now. Would I be right in thinking BMXs are 116mm rear spacing? If so, this is the answer to mod riders who hate FFWs, like me.

Nice bike, but I would advise getting a better freewheel (even if it was a tensile 60 Click) and some better brake pads, or even better, a magura rear brake and decent pads. It will help your progression So much! There's nothing Worse than freewheel Skips and brake slips when you're learning. It really damages your confidence. Hope this Is helpful!

Why isn't it a split clamp? They're soooooooo much more convinient.