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STEVE-0

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  1. Loved that! Really liked the agressive style of attacking some of those lines, great to see the stacks were kept in too. I prefered this to Andrew Dickey's vid purely due to the style and up beat tempo...

    3:00 was probably the most tech line I've ever seen!

    3:58 super cool B)

    Good effort Joe! (Y)

  2. Aran you are such a dude! Without a doubt the best video this year and I'm only half way though...

    2:20ish = cool...although, it all is!

    Have you visited every state?

    Full watch...best vid! Smiled throughout, awesome riding, cool tunes, sweet views, laughable lines...

    Your truly talented man, such a collection of moves. (Y)

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  3. The inspired frames will attract a different audience since the other brands are aimed at traditional trials frames.

    My vote is for Echo...the pure number of people on them at the moment really says it all. They're frames are great value, light weight, solid and sleek in design.

    In terms of higher-end bikes, Rockman and Koxx have produced some awesome bikes, plus the new Onza range looks to be up there too.

  4. Well mine never failed to the stage where to brake had no power.

    I main reason I use this lever is I snap the magura 05 levers so easily due to the force applied during hooks. Hence a cnc'ed lever is the perfect choice for me. Plus, I've also managed to add the magura 4 finger lever to it so its super powerful. Just what Stan did a couple of years back.

    I'm super happy with it anyway and glad to hear it has given other people a long term solution!

  5. Hi Guys,

    Thought I'd share this with you. I've got an old style cnc'ed brake lever. It was leaking so bad I had to bleed it every ride, although I've finally found a solution thanks to my plumbing friend.

    Take the lever apart and remove the piston.

    Pinch the seal to allow you to remove it easily.

    Measure some PTFE tape for 2 rotations around the grove where the seal sits and cut.

    Now fold this length-ways twice to fit the groove.

    Lay it in and wrap around.

    Return the seal which will now be raised and prevent further leaking.

    Twist the seal around so the PTFE tape beds in.

    Resemble brake.

    I wish someone could have given me the solution...

    Let me know if this works for you! Also depending on your leak, vary how much PTFE tape you use...

    Steve-o x

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