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My mortgage is £1040.

Slighty off topic and this is no way a dig just a general question as I already own an Inspired But why are they so expensive I can only think of a couple of reasons why because I don't think there U.K/USA made as I know that carry's a premium, is it just there is such a small amount of people buying them that they charge extra due to the smaller batches they get there frames made in?

Looks like its front end has been made with Specialized p3 tubing.

They are im just pissed cause I cant afford to get them at the moment with buying a house and stuff.

Maybe but have you had the O.G comp three's that were made by Mitishibishi 24 x 2.35 the ones that wernt made by them were terrible but the old school ones were amazing and not £100 (A)

for a £100 quid a set they should be better than good. Im still desperately looking for a set of tioga comp 3's they were the tyre. Does the Arcade feel more like a Park/dj bike compared a fourplay?

what weight is your arcade at? should get rid of those heavy tyres that save some weight. ha

Yeah I guess my taste is quite bmx influenced I just find profile cranks look the part and not really seen many 24 builds with a bmx style crank apart from my friends ashton ET.

One question how come not many of the inspired guys run the Arcade cranks? think a bike like an arcade would suit a profile style crank much better than hope's.

Think I might give them ago. Got to get some better cranks on my fourplay to.

One way to tell if an ashton et was a prototype is if it had horizontal dropouts.

kinda wish i waited and got an arcade rather than a fourplay.

i got holy rollers at the moment, was looking at the oddesy atiken 2.25 tyres and the contis

More pics of the Leeson hardball, I wanna do some stuff to my inspired thinking about changing out cranks but i dunno what to get profiles are heavy even with a ti axle. and maybe spray the frame, i kinda wish i waited till the arcade came out, but ow well.

Not sure on geo, its got a pretty slammed rear end, I didn't have it commissioned its about 5 years old but only been built once by me complete bike weighs 25ish lbs. Clive is a friend of a friend and was an unwanted order I think cant remember how my friend got hold of it.

I see they get good reviews on here, but my point is that the kenda and maxxis offering and even dmr tyres are least half the price of these conti tyres, maybe I'm just getting older but £100 quid for a set of tyres seems expensive to me. That being said Danny doesn't seem to put his name to anything unless its high end that POC stuff he wears is super expensive and that santa cruz bike is like 8 grand.

Looking at swapping out my holyrollers to something else, but the Continental tyres are twice the price and heavier so can't really see much benefit but there aren't that many 24inch tyres to choose from just wondered what others who have used them think of them?

Here is my car, 2007 golf r32 DSG, leather, sat nav. do love it.

Thought I would show you my two bikes, one is a standard inspired fourplay pretty much stock apart from grips and front brake. Also removed the chain tensioner as cant stand them on any bike. my other bike is a custom leeson dj/street/park bike with lowered x fusion fork profile cranks and a pretty sweet build. hope you like.