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Tartydays for me, i would like to go to both though

Really hard wood ?

Bit of wood with holes drilled through it ?

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Harry just entered hope he gets the ticket

Slick up an old fatalbert for the rear, and use a holyroller or tabletop up front

I only run a 26t cog on my mountain bike the gears are fine, use a 28t ring on the bike it will be fine

^yep gt bmx with the seattube cut short and filled over with filler.

What about using a cycling headband like these http://m.cyclestore.co.uk/productDetails.asp?productID=58893&categoryID=413

You will need a new chain, the new gears will need a longer chain may as well get yourself a kmc 610 or kmc kool while your replacing it then you'll have a good relable chain too. second that n the forks some tall alloy trial forks like inspired elements. Or trialtech ones would make it better for tgs or pure trials, thou if you are planning a more street style you may be better looking into some light sus forks, if you like front suspension on you trial bike

Your frame needs iscg tabs to fit hammershmidt and they cost a lot

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111306751755?redirect=mobile bit of a special i think

Good point the wide tyre clearance could cause some issues with chainring sizes and chainline. you will just have to try out those old raceface cranks and see what fits best. best of luck fella,

Just about any old isis raceface, fsa, truvative cranks of any old mountain bike. they work fine on the 128 trials isis bb. i know that raceface cranks have the same sort of offset that echo cranks have and will fit direcly to the original echo bb you have. http://m.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?kw=raceface+isis&isNewKw=1&pgn=1&epp=24&=&=&mfs=SBCLK&acimp=0&sqp=raceface+isis&_trksid=p2056088.m2428.l1313.TR0.TRC0.Xraceface+isis any of these

Not because i wanted to, i am running 165 drive crank and 170 no drive and cant honestly tell the difference

I run 170mm cranks on 18x14 work well on rocks and street for me

You have a crank with a 24mm/23mm axle and are trying to fit it to what type bb on that frame? Is it a echo style spanish bb. you may be better trying to find some isis cranks and using the echo/because bb.

Jason bacon or Mr bizzle

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Out of interest I was servicing a hope pro 2 hub today and found the newer hope springs can be doubled up. so if you buy eight springs that may be the answer you were looking for

u can put a bit of wet chain oil in the hub it will make your hope a bit quieter

My tryall stem used to do that on my rockman forks, the noise went when i bought some forks with a thick steerer, some echo urbans and then inspired elements

Great bit of riding there i have never seen anyone ride that part of the roaches yet as its all massive rocks with huge drops to all sides. the line at 1:50 looks really steep

With some cutting and bending you can but i don't know why you would need to as there pretty loud already

I haven't got a clue about those mounts either. But a quick google search pulled up this forum with some people who have used the a2z mount with some degrees of sucsess http://forums.mtbr.com/brake-time/a2z-disk-brake-adapter-frames-without-disk-mount-anyone-try-one-79919-3.html