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Briza dabomb rbdesign a few u missed why is there no brand called megaskill

You can probably get an identiti p66 or p60 real cheap they droped price loads and i think there a really good steel street frame

We need a rays in the uk

Which flats are you running? and what frame n stem combo

I would use car stone chip guard paint its the toughest gripiest stuff i know of, some skate park builders use it to coat the ramps. put some sharp sand in the stone chip guard it should be good for ages.

I am going to sell the lumia and buy a Moto g they sound awesome

I will be selling my Nokia lumia 625 at the end of the month, if your intested. Its 2 month old.

put it together with the steerer if its not tight send it back. if you really dont like the way it fits before you do all that then just send it back again

The reservoir is designed to be the right way up. Upside down it should let air into the hose, lots of air

Hacksaw blade with bartape or foam and tape wraped round one end use it like a skeleton saw then finish the job with a file and wet n dry.

I don't know if this helps i am running a viz rear singlewall with holyroller and for mud a schwalbe fat albert on the ozonys kod, they fit with no clearance issues

I really like the tryall forged really long so i can still run a non highrise bar. And still feel good

This was something I thought would make a fun stag do. go out camping like you did when you were teenagers with lots of booze. And take the bikes and just ride sat and Sunday. bit of campfire drinking always goes down well

A cut down gripshift

Check out the strada smart cateye just made a Bluetooth bike computer to connect to your phone which will tell you when you get calls messages and relays strava info aswell. Probbably no help to you mate as you would still need to keep your phone in a bag or in the car. But to everyone else looking here it looks to be a really good bit of kit. i always miss calls and texts when i go out riding.

i will come down 1st thing, i quite like helping out with the heavy lifting

Since changing from ffw to a hope hub. I don't think i could run anything else, its just been such a relable setup. Though i cant really say ffw setups are not was good as i have only used tensile and echo ffws

Dual disc, riding street mostly keeps me happy, not to bothered about the rain. Just bothered about my mates not coming out because they run vees i ventured out yesterday in search of a dry spot and found a dissused mill with a shelter outside, just gotta setup some sections now

I have had one since raceface had them in stock a few months back. i found it works best with a short cage clutch or type 2 mech as well i have seen a few people running them on bikes using regular mechs too. you can use any cassette 6,7,8,9,10,11 speed ect any mech will work. (though a cluch or type 2 works better) any chain will work too.

just phoned hope to check whats happening regards freehub options for now the fixie hub will come with a disc mount to be used as a disc mount or fixed cog mount. and on the drive side a 6 bolt freehub fitting that will accept a 15t 6 bolt cog. they say the hubs sould be in stock by the end of feb or earliy march. i have asked if they could find out if the ss/trial freehub would fit the fixiee hub so we can use a 12t shimano style cog for trials.

its all on the dealer site. its a 6 bolt cog mount i wonder if the trial freehub would fit this hub?

the fixiee hub BMX RACE Rear 36H Purple -10mm boltin £165.00 BMX RACE Rear 32H Purple -10mm boltin £165.00 FIXEE Rear 36H Purple -10mm boltin £165.00 FIXEE Rear 32H Purple -10mm boltin £165.00 FIXEE Front 36H Purple 9mm BOLT-IN £70.00 FIXEE Front 32H Purple 9mm BOLT-IN £70.00 BMX Front 36H Purple10mm BOLT-IN £70.00 BMX Front 32H Purple10mm BOLT-IN £70.00

I just noticed the bmx and fixie hubs listed on there site to buy these are the options i see listed, it doesn't say if there disc or not though. bmx front 10mm bolt on 32h and 36h bmx rear 10mm and 14mm bolt on. With 6 bolt freehub or 9t driver. 32h and 36h fixie rear 10mm bolt on. and 6 bolt driver + disc mount 32h if i find out more i will put it up here 1st

Wd40 is mental oil based and is ok on maguras. used on discs using dot fluid it will make the seals swell up. car and motorbike disc cleaners have an anti rust inhabitant in the spray to reduce rusting of the rotors. this is basicly a very thin oil. use electrical contact cleaner if you don't like the price of bike shop brake cleaner. M i know mucoff and fenwicks will set you back 7-9 quid a tin. the electrical contact cleaners set you back 3-5 quid cheaper and better as its isopropal alcohol

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