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No I meant to the guy who said who is Danny macaskill, the quote thing didn't work for some reason.

Are you serious!!

Just cause there is a bit of a s difference in name

I don't think Jamie is Danny macaskill :/

K mate

A 20 would be much thinner than a 24 even though the 24 does get thinner than when it is inflated.

I was wondering if Danny macaskill will be at radfest because me and some mates are quite big fans so if anyone has an idea just let me know. Thanks.

Of course when you put the tube in you are stretching the s**t out of it so it will be much thinner.

I'm pretty sure that is Ali c not Danny mac

Tsg helmets are quite good, my first helmet felt big but when I got my tsg it felt like a perfect fi even though it was the same size.

Yeh ok will have a look and clean it up a bit, thanks.

Every so often my freewheel makes a snap or a crack sound, I think it is slipping but I'm not sure I have only had it since Christmas and I need to know how to make it stop if that is possible.

For starting off something like an onza bird should be good or an onza zoot if you want to do street.

It's looks cool but what's with all the spacers under the stem .

Its just a 20 inch with a seat. :/

At the moment I have some avid v brakes with the standard pads, but I need some more as they are pretty bad and I wanted to know which pads to get.

I have an inspired element 2013 and the back brake is very mushy as I say and much harder to pullthen the front and II think it it's because of the rubber spacers that stop the cable scratching the frame so I was wondering how could I take them off and not have my cable scratch up the frame.

I actually have an inspired element and is quite good for starting of, but it is really a cheaper version of the fourplay that's why it has a rim brake to lower the cost.

So there's some roadworks just outside my house and they ate using tar and when they were gone me and a couple of others went to go see if it would go on our rims but for some reason it felt quite hard and would go on our rims so I was wondering how do you actually get it soft enough to put it on.

I look just in front of my tire so i can see exactly where it is going and see ahead.

All you have to do is get a lighter gearing, a front brake and new bars and stem.

The brakes i have are avid v brakes with the stock pads and i have an inspired element rim.

If you have higher bars it should make it easier to put back because you have more leverage that's why its easy on a bmx.

Ive been riding for a bit now but my rear rim brake is not that strong, i don't want to buy anymore brakes or get a rim grind. I have been told that tar is a good way to make them stronger but i don't have much places to get it from. So what is the best thing to do?