Herbertlemon102
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since i killed my last one this is the only limey frame that isnt damaged. structurally, anyway. i call it ratbike9000
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I have an unfortunate issue with a mental block, I have a photo somewhere of me doing a sidehop about 1 potato over my rolled back bars brakeless, and being 6 inches above the wall in the air. But I had a bunch of crashes Landing really hard on my back or side on the wall and now if I go for Anything above top cap, I get a cold feeling in my chest and put a leg Down before I jump. And when I do a top cap sidehop I barely preload or tuck because I can go sooo much higher. my standing vertical jump (2 feet on the ground to 2 feet on whatever it is I'm jumpin on) is 110cm.
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I have family there, every time I go I throw my bike in the car as I love that place for riding cheers dude
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That was indeed! Im surprised you know it
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Opposite wallride opening= +10 had a great day, great weather too
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Even though thin wall wasn't actually thin, I went into BC and don't die mode at 7.8kg with the thicker tube in it is ridiculous.
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brakeless video. Little bit more I wanted but I cracked that frame on the last ride and I'd rather it was all on the same one, just means my next One will be better! Hope you like. thanks Flipp and pogo for putting up with me behind the lens.
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The moves were good, the video was good, and I'm not denying he has buckets of talent but every time he drops his front wheel on any trick so he's just rolling, you can see it squirrelling about, not from lack of balance but that ridiculous bar angle. That put me off a little bit.
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I work in my local bike shop, and we have a large selection of uvex helmets. Half mtb, half roadie so may not be what you're after but the size adjustment on most of them extends to the side, controlled by a knob at the back. (Usually me ) so an adjustment wheel that pulls both sides in which consequently pulls the back in as well. They do have a bigger range online too. How far around the side of the helmet the adjustment extends varies, but it's usually focused a little bit towards the rear, so like you said only thing to do is try a bunch on...
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They may, but the geometry is wrong, trials mod forks are a lot taller than bmx forks, it would drop your head tube down a large amount and steepen the head angle a lot I believe
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That rear wheel press/front wheel 90 degrees on top of the sloped wall made me grin, really liked that
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The red Marino is pogos, with a 127x27 and dabomb bars
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We love it for the riding, I try to ignore the discarded heroin needles
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Mr. Leigh came up and we had a blast riding. There's a lot we didn't film that we should've- and some of the very few good clips of me I've kept as my other video needs them (desperately) nonetheless, a great time, hope you enjoy. I need to get used to my new camera.
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That bash was there before the one on the cranks was, but yeah essentially a spacer. Remove it and the opposing bb cup doesn't screw in anywhere near enough to be called safe haha. From the Bb itself, I'm a bit OCD and in terms of actual Bbs this one is pretty much unbeatable, so I don't want anything else. I can live with the chainline I just wanted to know if I could make it any better edit: ive also had two 118mm bbs and broken both in a short period of time, one was a reset.
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Update: removed spacer, back to glorious, shit chainline, 7.1mm thread action.
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That's what I was worried about. And quite a long way out, kmc z510 (not too far out with the current spacing, but use any less spacers on the cranks ands it's pretty horrendous, funny how so little has such an effect)
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Already got a bash on the Bb, not enough thread on the opposing bb cup.
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Hey all, need some reassurance here. since I run a 110mm hope pro2 evo ss (40t, wahey!) because of that unique setup to get my chainline anywhere near acceptable with an 128mm bb, I have to put a few spacers on the cranks. (No, I can't move the rear sprocket, just fyi.) to get the chainline within any reason, the amount of spacers required on the cranks means I have just over 6mm of thread available for the sprocket. The warranty on the cranks is void of you use any less than 7mm, I'm not bothered about void warranty but from any experience, will this cause a problem? I'm light so I dont think it will, and I'm hoping that warranty info is just to stop people using stupid figures like 3 mil of thread. The setup is: Tt sl cranks Tt sl bash tt sprocket Tt sl bb. and here's a picture.
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Waiting with a heat pad and tissues
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i rode cov with pogo, the weather turned good and we had a great stunt sesh
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Never ridden anything so light. Feels great. Trialtech sport front hub Trialtech sport lite headset Trialtech sport lite 20" black Trialtech sport lite 19" black Trialtech sport lite bb Trialtech sport forks Trialtech 160x35 stem Trialtech high rise bars Trialtech sport lite cranks Trialtech sport lite bashring Trialtech sl ti bashring Trialtech 18t sprocket Trialtech bolts all round Hope pro2 Evo ss Hope stackers Hope spacers
