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Keita Miyaoka rides on of those 20"s, he is a f**king machine on it.

Such a little info. What is the weight of the bike now?

I had my first wellgo mg-1 for 2 years when the left one died. I just bought a pair of new white wellgo mg1s. They work so well, cant really think about using anything else...

Please, we need a downloadable version of this!

The longest mod i know is the magellan tucana, you can get it cheaper than any other frames out there. The only thing what you have to pay is the shipment from hungary. Take a look at it: http://ebike.hu/termekek/vaz/mtb/trial/3607 103 GBP almost 1060wb if im correct...

I think you should go for the 185mm with cleansweep.....

I bought the short version because i wanted to have a really flickey bike and now i got one. Rides like a dream... you cant go wrong with it.

I know that quite a few here using avid bb7 on the rear. Im thinking about getting one of these pads, but cant decide wich one. Is there anyone who tried them? I have never heard about EBC or A2Z brands, but i heard that kool stop makes some decent pads for vees and canties, what about discs? Are they any better than the standard ones that comes with the brake? Im going to use it in my rear avid bb7 on my czar mod. Thanks in advance for the help.

My friend has the same koxx levelboss, he has just bought an echo hifi stem and a new monty 221ti bar. Its an amazing setup.

Thanks for the fast reply and for the advise, i think im just leave my rear disc alone.

Ahhhhh, now that is a fine ass adapter, you should make more and sell them on ebay or somewhere else, im pretty sure, a bunch of people would buy them! One more thing, do you get a better brake lock by using your disc in the wrong way? I was thinking about changing the direction of the disc on my czar dd. I read somewhere that this way could end up braking it.

Such a nice adapter. Can we get a picture from the other side of the bike?

It would be really great to get those hope pro2 hubs in mod size, and it would be much more than great to get them in disc verison. Im pretty sure, a lot of people would use them in there bikes.

Ive been using bb7s on my czar mod for more than 4 months now. I never adjust em, if you set them up properly, they will stay adjusted. They work 10x times better than my old hs33. Less maintenance and you can use them in every conditions. Need a good brake hose and a proper lever... bb7s are always a good choice if you ask me. I have never had any trouble with the rear disc when doing sidehops, its hard to hit them, they stay away from the wall when the rear wheel slips off the wall...

Its really hard to stay motivated when you can only ride the same spots because of "i dont have too much time to go somewhere else". I try to ride everyday after work, although its just maximum 2 hours. Weekend is another thing. We always go out for 5 or 6 or more hours for "big" rides. The hardest is when the weather is too hot, like these days. I almost cant breath after 20 mins, and sweat like a pig...

Already orederd mine. Gonna get a short mod disc frame, cant wait to ride it...

I think you should give a try for an avid bb7 with an xtr or an avid sd7 lever and odyssey or nokon housing. I heard they work really well. Btw, that is the setupb what im going to use on my new bike.

If you wanna grind, get the echo, if you dont grind and want a light wheel, get the tryall. Btw, i just bought a rear 19" black tryall rim, i say light! Im going to use rear disc, so i dont care anymore about grinding, and i also want a light rear wheel.

Peronaly, I love the disc on the front. Im using an avid bb7 for more than 2 years now without any problem. I prefer disc.

Personaly, I really like the look of the new echo team. I dont really know anything about the K.O bikes, they just look hevy to me. I think i would buy the echo, if i had to choose.

Yeah Yeah Dan Osman was an animal, oh wait no, he was a real buck, that is why had no fear. Too bad he died. (

If u ask me, just go for the tryall. i have one. Ive been using mine for a couple of weeks now. Havent got any problem with it, although it skipped some in the first days, but thank god it stoped. Love it.

I believe there was someone who was selling one of these beuties. I think he was Andres Kolpen (maybe the spelling is wrong) A really great looking frame.

Just get an avid bb7 160. Grabs like almost nothing else. Really easy to adjust and very cheap.

I have an echo team and i love. Stiffest frame i have ever tried. Strong as hell. Great choice for urban riding. Just buy an echo team, u'll be happy with it.