JT!

Only do it if you enjoy it. :S

Can you get a 16t tool and a 18t tool? Or are they all the same?

I thought is was 8:1 ratio. :S

Well, my asc tool fits fine on my eno, i just got it from my LBS. :S

Well, the ACS tool does all freewheels....including dicats, (sort of but it still works). ACS is what i would call the standard freewheel, and thats the same as a eno. Thats what you need.

Stuck on 11, but i bet its easy......... HAHA, wasnt that easy... :blink:

I turned mine the wrong way once and destoyed a spanner. :">

Good, its not just me then. (Y)

I personaly am getting realy sick of the crazy frog ringtone now, its constantly on the TV. Anyone else sick and tierd of it? (Y)

(Y) Wow they are nuts! And so confusing! (Y)

I was only joking (Y) (would be lighter though, you can't argue that, lol)

I would say 90% of people would have a disk, if they didnt have to pay, and had the corect forks and hub. (Y)

Put some road bike tyres on when you have done that, the weight loss would be phnominal! (Y)

I don't think the post is about making you better on a bike, and the lighter the bike the better. Its just a thought. (Y)

8 WEEKS! Tough luck. (Y)

Did i see a pair of creepy crawlers? Good vid. But i prefer the rails. (Y)

Me and a friend were talking about this in our physics lesson. He said that helium has a lower pressure anyway, thats why its lighter. So 40psi of air and helium will weigh the same. but i didnt think it was right. :o

What was that one the floor? Should have been wharing a helmet. :o

Is it that important to have one? Mine has one but most of its coverd by the things thats the rubber bits go ono, for the bashplate.

Use hairspray, and put the grips on, so they have a bit of overhang. The roll the ends up (like a jonny) then shove the plastic caps on, then roll the grips back over the plasic caps. It takes some doing! ^_^

Zoo pads arn't designed for a grind, so if you had a grind, that would explain it.

Isn't 350mm very short stays? I'll have to measure mine see what they are.

Yeah..... ;) , nice contribution.

I was out fixing my snapped chain once and i had finished and i came in the house, to find that my hands were all slashed, loads of little cuts that didnt realy hurt. I found out that when i was putting a link back in, it hadnt pushed through the hole, and it had split the metal. There was a realy fine piece sticking out. ;)

Lol, had to post this: 980mm ;) :D