JonMack

JT! You should be disualified because you're what... 6 hours behind? You're only allowed to post in here from 8am now on

Try reading this too, http://ponkan.quickshareit.com/share/wheel...ng_10147354.pdf It's what I use for my wheel builds

Time remaining? One minute thirty!

rudeboi yu gon get shank'd jus u w8 me n ma boiz gun be up at nottz at 10.55 waitin 4 u pussyolez with all sortsa gunz n ammo so u boiz betta watch you baks u erd?

I knew once the SM's and Mods got involved it would be a work of genius...

YOU AINT FUCKIN SHIT! YEAH YOU ERD!! WE GOT SPECIAL K BOYS, YOU AINT GOT SHIT ON US!

SHIT THE BED!!

£180ish is my guess.

I want the full vid!!!

f**kin' right!!

Really like that, how's he finding it in comparison to the Koxx? Geo Short Material: 7005 alu triple butted Seat tube length 212 mm Seat Tube Angle 67.4° Chainstay Length: 374-390 mm Reach: 629 mm BB Rise: 30 mm Headtube Length: 121 mm Head Angle: 71.3° Wheelbase: 1075 mm Weight: 1840 g Long Material: 7005 alu triple butted Seat tube length 212 mm Seat tube angle 78° Chainstay Length: 374-390 mm Reach: 643 mm BB Rise: 30 mm Headtube Length: 121 mm Head Angle: 71.3° Wheelbase: 1090 mm Weight: 1865 g

Looks awesome, glad to see some single cage pedals too, lets hope they're not £40 like the Monty ones which are the same as £12 VPs but with a single cage taken out. Geo here Material: AL 7005 Headtube Height: 120 mm Headtube Diameter: 1 1/8 félintegrált Head Angle: 72° Chainstay Length 363 mm Wheelbase: 1015 mm BB Shell: 68 mm Weight: 2145 g

That video is awesome. Disturbed are great for comedy value, or pretending to be a "jitter" haha.

Any time dude, that's what this place is here for.

Ooh yeah, missed that. I'd probs go with Czar because it comes with a sprocket, but with the T-Pro, Viz and TrialTech, they're all pretty much the same basic construction as far as I can tell.

Well... You're gonna need a sprocket whatever hub you buy, unless you just take one off your old wheel? EDIT: Only disadvantage with TT Race is no sealed bearings, means it needs a bit more looking after, i'd go for the Onza if I were you.

Disturbed - Stricken Youtube Video ->Original Video

Hehe yeyyy someone went further than me and devised a system, yeah was just a joke, but I thought it would be kinda cool!

Either, they both support Dave, and the reason I recommend them is because they're decent products at a decent price, and the rest of the TT stuff is awesome. However... The Viz hubs on T-UK and Tarty are identical, both screw on, so you just need a 12t sprocket, from http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?pr...;category_id=73 (1st option, £12) and you can screw it right onto here... http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?pr...;category_id=62 The reason I recommend the Viz is because they're pretty decent hubs and lightish too. Then again anything with sealed bearings and a decent set of allen bolts and you're sorted, even the Onza hub http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?pr...;category_id=62 is good, and light! I'd advise you go for a 32h hub too, just because you'll have more choice of rims in the long run, I've got 36h on mine and it means I'm stuck to only 2 or 3 rims

Just came into my room and thought ONE DAB! Then I thought, the warning system should be based on dabs! Would make things much more fun. Who agrees?

Very confusing subject, the fact of the matter is this: You can use both 116/110mm in mod frames. I'd be tempted to go for the TrialTech, purely cos it supports Dave, but the V!Z hub is very nice too! Here's the technical shit, mod frames have 116mm spaced dropouts, but hubs are only 110mm, this is because the remaining 6mm is taken up by the two, 3mm thick snail cams, sometimes websites say their hubs are 116mm, and some say 110mm, means exactly the same thing, and they're both fine for your frame.

Dunno but by the sounds of things those two black guys now have themselves a nice Gu and a chopper to cruise around on... [/racial stereotype] EDIT: I have many black friends, this is just a joke.

That's awesome man, hope you enjoy it!

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