ian

the try all shoes i had didnt even last a month before getting a hole in the sole,

get an 06 pytohn i have one and i love it, just ive got a new plan now,

same here mark, mine allways wants to work even straight out of the box

i could tap my vinco when i had it

goign to have to argue mate, im all for v-brakes they feel so much better than maggys, but then it is all down to the set-up of the v-brake.

that was a funny time, video still brings a smile to my face.

but i have seen people with them, on website it says out of stock in novemeber i tihnk.

hi, i was looking on the heatsink website and saw that the v-adapters arent avaliable to buy from the website, is there anyway to buy them? cheers ian

that is the same as me except im 16 now, but cod liver oil tablets are starting to sort it now,

i have got a 203 on my pytohn and it is f**king amazing, just remeber bigger is better

dont get ashtons, have just seen a mate last night who's forks had bent proper at the top of the fork on the bend.

Bike: zoo python 06 Type: mod Pros: lovely for street and natural Cons: money, to fix it all time, and apart from that there arent anyothers, What I'd Change: got an 8inch avd bb7 on way , and i would like an eno on there bumy acs is alright for now, Recommend? hmm, if you like a long mod, im talking 1055ish then defo go for it,

about half hour, as same as someon above im buildin wheels all time for work using the park tool trueing stand it is piece of piss to gt it true and perfecly round.

are they the bonz adapters you are using there Ali? and what set-up are using?

i put the question up in the first place asking people what v-brakes were like, does anybody have any pictures of v-brakes on 4 bolt mounts, im just waiting for my bonz adapters and ill post some piccys up and give a mini review

yeah but the 2 year warrenty has got to be appealing? well it is to me , i go through pedals all the time but the more you spend the longer they seem to last.

im going to be using some new crank brothers platform pedals, but they are like 59.99 2 years warrenty etc,

nah i have used them before and i loved them, it must be a personal preference thing. and im going to use sd7 calipers not bothered what anyone says lol .

ive looked into this more with the guy i work with, and the best option is an avid brake due to it not using the paralel linkage thing, and im goign to be using sram levers fornt and rear as going to use avid sd7 on front but thats a whole different story, where do i get these bonz adapters? or does anyone have any i can buy. i odnt have msn at the moment so pm me please, and cheers for the people getting in contact with me about this issue

yeah im definatly going to do it on my mod with my 48 mm echo rim see what it is like, it is goign to be tuff but im hard , so its ok

i tihnk im going to give this a try, its one of those things you just have to try, maybe it will be better for comp maybe it wont be i will never no until i try. and i said above im going to use a pre-stretched cable and im trying to sorce an xtr calipers from in for sale section and i have the added bonus of working in a bike shop.

mate i was going to do this on my bike at the moment using 06 echo rim and 06 echo disc hub, and using a hope mono mini, when speakign to tarty he said it would last one endo roughly then the wheel would fall apart, i wanted to do it to be different, but go for it if you want, but dont say we didnt warn you.

yeah like i said above i would only use the best bits anyway, i would use a cable that it already pre-stretched but if it did stretch then you can always use the adjuster on the lever, i think it is going to be one of those things that i have just got to try and find out, anybody got any pics of v-brakes on a mod which has the 4 bolt adaptors?

ok ill add you, and there is an xtr v-brake in for sale wanted im after lol, and it would be using a sram 5.0 lever which is lovely and powerful, but im sure ill be able to set it up nicely with a little help from somebody i work with (my boss, i work in a bike shop lol) i just fancy a change and have heard mixed opinions about them

hi there, i have been thinking about this for a while now, i was wondering if i got the v-adapters for my python so i could run a v-brake what would it be like? i have seen on heatsink bikes website that they are now selling the v-brake pad backings with the notoriously good coustelier pad material in them. so do these pads work aswell in a v-brake as on a maggy? and i take it the v-brake can be run on a grind? and what are the benefits of a v-brake on the back? cheers ian