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I would like some information regarding these plazmatic red CRV brake pads. Anyone have first hand experience with them. All information is appreciated. I don't think they are made anymore but I found some. Can new material be fitted into these backings If these are bad I will try rockman Blues

I was wondering about these. Maybe good for a regular mtb. But I'll stick with thick heavy duty rear tube until I get better.

I use the lizard skins shin pads. They have removable foam and plastic layer. With the plastic removed the foam and neoprene are pretty thin and work under a pair of pants quite well.

Yep that's the calculator I used. Handlebars would be alot more Inputs to calculate. (Over all rise, pull back and upsweep angles. Total width )

You TT stem is 10 mm higher than the 70 mm. Even though it has more angle than the TT. 100 at 30 is higher than 70 at 35 So in reality you shortened and lowered your bars

I would Definitly put a longer stem with rise on that bad boy. Looks like a clean bike. As for the rear Hub. Well. That would be a good idea to upgrade as well. If you are sticking with the gears a new cassette hub. If Only using it for trials, then maybe even a screw on freewheel

Buy it and ride the crap out of it

Where are you at. I bought 5 when I had mine

Pics posted. still figuring out this site. some are in gallery some are in a thread I started.

I dont really have any accurate way of measuring Head angle I stried an App on my phone and it said a couple different reading I got anywhere fron 71.5 to 72.8. I cant wait fo rthe weather to get better and I can really start riding.

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Looks good. I just finished up a czar Freetrial so I could Have a stock bike with a seat. Similar geo too

Hey there. I new to the forum. Semi new to trials riding. I am in Pittsburgh PA USA. No one to ride with here so I rely on these forums for trials info

Here is my new to trials bike. Czar Freetrial frame. Echo urban disc fork. Trialtech 130x25 stem. The bars have been switched to Gravity 777 flat bars with 10 degree pullback. Truvativ Holzfeller crank. Industry nine rear hub with echo doublewall 38 mm rim. Front is a regular Alex FR32 mtb rim on disc hub. I have a DX32 rim I need to drill and build a front with. Rear brakes are Avid Ulimates on heatsink adapters. Clear pads. Front brake is a BB7 with organic pads on 203 mm rotor.

Avid Ultimate arms, SD7 lever Kink BMX Linear cable, Disco Brakes clear pads, on Heatsink V adapters with a generic brake booster

thats just amazing. I like seeing constant movement and style instead of single big moves

Looks like a solid time. I so wish the US would accept trials that much