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  1. nope, your responsible. its a good frame and its good to learn on, but dont blame someone else for your mistakes. some people brake them, but they ride them hard and they fail beacuse of it. echos are good frames, strong but amazingly long. a freewheel will fit on your cassette hub if its got a normal freewheel thread, and it is the cheapest way to make it single speed, however if you want a well specced bike that is less likely to fail get a cassette hub and a single speed kit (i suggest hope xc/pro 2 and a gusset kit for the best price/quality ratio), but again a standard hub is fine for learning on, but you may find it breaks sooner than you may think. take it easy and keep riding Si
  2. do u have a msn account?im interested in some stuff u are selling....

  3. its going to be a good ride guys. see you there
  4. good watch and different riding, i liked it
  5. Todge and I are going to ride Hunstanton rocks (and a bit of street of course) does anyone else want to come to a day on the beach?
  6. Trials...i vaguely remember that... i guess ill have to come down and join in then looks to be a good turnout anyway
  7. ive only had mine about a month, but im loving them so far, but dont put them through much abuse. i have experienced them shedding pieces of material from the inside, but there still pretty comfy, and for the price there amazing.
  8. I like it, alot and pretty much sums up what i was going to say. Astounding DVD showes alot of new lines over very different obstacles, the size of them was just rediculous, ive seen it once, but i might buy it just to refine my technique by watching people do it to such extremes.
  9. just like any bike, they are, once youve got used to them. if you build a pure up nicely it will be able to do anything, aslong as you learn to handle it. ever thaught about a 24uk, imensley chuckable and pretty good price.
  10. Not quite Spot on, some one suggested it, looks as if it would fit (but dont quote me on that, cause ive never tried.
  11. as far as i know there arnt any 24" ridgid forks, apart from the rewelded pashleys or ashtons. If you ask clive Leeson to weld some 24" mounts onto another set of forks youve found, he might. could try the old idea of upside down maguras, no idea if it would work though.
  12. it is the one thing trains are lacking is good bike supports. most effective ones have to be the hanging ones, about 6 of those hooks in a train would make luggage space, and make trains a whole lot easier. id be willing to sign a petition to get better cycle racks, at the moment they are either innefective or non existant
  13. Im a rider, can you sponsor me? i cant get any pictures without a camera, but can do if you buy me one as a sponsor
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