jnthebiker

Thanks a lot.

Dang!

Thanks guys. I do a good amount of gap to fronts, some hooks, I'm learning taps, and I usually ride 1-3 hours a day minimum, up to all day on weekends.

Quick question. I have these forks on my echo pure. I'm a light rider, at around sport level, and weigh 120lbs. Should I be worrying about my forks? Thanks.

Quick question. I have these forks on my echo pure. I'm a light rider, at around sport level, and weigh 120lbs. Should I be worrying about my forks? Thanks.

I'll try tarty. And yeah, looking for more than just Geo, as I want to design frames, and possibly build some in the future. Thanks guys.

All the components are great, frame could be upgraded eventually if you wanted. It's a great deal. I'd say go for it!

Do you know where I can find them on the internet?

Whatever you think will improve your riding = next upgrade. If it doesnt have an effect on your riding, dont do it...

Give this a go before you buy pads. If you ride your bike down a hill or put it on a treadmill or some other way of spinning the rear wheel fast, and drag the brake till its hot, then pour cold water on the pads and rotor, it makes a world of difference! Also, if you boil the rotor and pads in distilled water, it makes a world of difference. I'd say, boil, then drag. jnthebiker

Looking good!

Hey all. I've started doing some 3d design, and want to create some frames/components to actual size and geometry in Fusion 360. I'm looking mostly for measurements of frames, the normal Geo stuff too, but mostly things like headtube height, length of each individual tube, tube wall thickness, tube diameter, bb diameter and everything else I need for designing frames. Also looking for the same with forks, and other components. If anyone has any measurements, or knows where/who I can get them from, that would be greatly appreciated! If you give info, please specify the model and make of the frame, or at least the wheel size. Thanks so much, jnthebiker