JonMack

Just seen on his profile it's his birthday on the 14th of this month, would have been 20 years old Such a tragedy.

Don't know what to say... R.I.P.

Well he's got it now so it's all good

So this thread is just being ignored now? Good work Onza, another shit website, we gonna have to wait another 5 years for the next one?

Save all that weight then add more with paint? f**k that, shot blasting and anodizing is the future.

I got this... With CK single speed non ISO and Echo Rim http://www.chrisking.com/specs/hubs_all.html http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?pr...;category_id=25 Measurements are 53, 53, 33,7, 33.7, 534, 0, 32, 32 for http://www.wheelpro.co.uk/spokecalc/ Jon EDIT: If it's an ISO,

A friend of mine ran a BB5 on the rear of his stock for a while and he had the same problem as others have said, the disc bites, but it doesnt hold. No matter what he did to the setup it always slipped. You could maybe consider a Juicy 7? From what I've seen of prices here in the UK it's the same as the Code 5 and I've heard some good things about them, on the front anyway. As Psycholist said you could also try the Formula ORO K24, as they're cheaper than the Code 5 here in the UK, I dont know how prices compare to where you are. One of the problems I see with the code 5 is that it's 4 pot, this will offer more modulation but not as much straight up bite, obviously that's what's important in trials which is why we all run 2 pot brakes.

Now that's f**king impressive, to do all that with a grinder :|

Dunno if this has been in here but I'd not seen it so here we go.... So clean!

Brand whore For me it's shorts under trackies while im warming up, any tee, adidas monaco gp shoes. Usually have a zip up hoody to hand also just incase.

That's why.

Maxxis Minions are good, as are High Rollers. Swamp Things have quite an open pattern but are still alright. Most people tend to go dual ply tyre, normal tube, or single ply tyre, DH tube. If you're a megabasher and don't care about weight get a dual ply tyre and DH tube, pretty much puncture resistant.

http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/search.php?category_id=46 Anything from there really. If you dont mind weight get a DH tube, if youre light and smooth get a welterweight, if you're somewhere in between just get a standard tube from your LBS. I ride with standard 130g Kenda tubes front and rear in my mod and have very few problems.

I'll let you know about the quality of welds when i get mine.

Rides so f**king well, I've improved loads already, cant wait for the rest of summer. It's got matching brakes now, once I've got the new forks on I'll whack a few more pics up.

Couldn't have put it better myself. Awesome riding though.

At least you've got one decent bike outta two Only messing, I just dislike Pythons, boriiingggg

When are these rims gonna be on sale to the general public Ad?

What kinda weights you looking at for trialtech or mutiny spokes?

Good month bump, well done.

Sucks it doesnt tile between monitors

Happy birthday babes.

Bottom right corner, http://www.vimeo.com/download/video:843418...b5e1ed953244b01 240mb HD version. Well nice editing and general filming style, and good riding too. More videos like that please!

3 tubes, tools (8mm, spoke key, two multi-tools, chain tool, a single motorbike tyre lever), deodorant, wallet, phone, ipod, keys, chewing gum and a hoody, in a Dakine bag, want a decent sized Camelback though.