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Push the pistons back with an open end spanner. Be carefully to push them evenly so they don't go on a slant they will get stuck if not pushed back carefully.

Rotors comparable with that brake and frame Hope mono trial, hope trialzone, monty, jaf, echo, there are a few more. All it needs to be is 160mm and be the same depth for the brake surface to fit the brake pads.

Youl need a compartment for clerits hammer. So he can travel to a non snowy part of the world

Yep all wheel sizes still start from the ground

We have a Polaris bike box at work which we hire out. It does really well with road cyclists. And the odd buisiness man going to les gets.

I am not a top level rider. There's lots of rolling between rocks for senior sections. Mods are better for static moves Your right. It's just nice to be able to just roll over to the next rock on your big wheel if your knackered half way through a section. Rather than rolling and hopping to avoid small holes and rocks. If your not going to compete then I would still be riding mod.

of course because 20" rock at rolling around the woods on go ride a bmx off road and tell me its no different to a 26"

I am going to north Wales for hols 2 nd week in april.

Mod is boss on the streets. Stock is boss of the natty n rocks. That how I feel changing over from a mod to my 24" and trying the odd stock

The hope brakes would cost that new. The bikes well worth the money imo.

how are my maths off? i am saying 6 weeks without walking sucks. and 3-4 months to recover for normal people i am sure dan will be reovered by 2 months cus hes a northener chips n gravy fix

I know nothing about broken bones, but Ben at l,a,c in congleton broke his heel about 4 months ago and is back on the bike after recovering. I am sure you will be back to normal after 3-4 months. Knowing u Dan you will be back on the bike in less than two months mate

6 weeks is ages

Exactly what do you know. Disc brakes worse in the wet the saints and trialzones are better in the wet. As with most disc brakes, the water cleans the brake surface and makes them work better

Saints and trialzone brakes will only need 180 rotors Anything else will need 203 rotors and some may still lack the power you get from the saints or trialzones

I am even more stupid. YouTube " Tescyo drift " I like the look of drift trikes cheap fun imo

To clean I use electrical contact cleaner or isopropal. And water. Thinners or white sport will ruin your brake pads. If you have used it you will need new pads. No a amount of cleaning will clear the penetrating oil

Normal tyres will go tubeless but the side walls are very thin and will be subject to tears of rocks. Back to my 1st recomendation that was ignored. Maxxis do the exo tyres, lighter cheaper and work on tubeless setups. But have stronger sidewalls for the purpose of Stans tubeless setups.

What cleaners and oils do you use ?

Looks sweet, hope it rides as well as it looks

You know other frames don't have those but jaf frames do so just what is your point. Can I chat about a frame. I was going to ask how stiff it felt without the braces in place ? Will Ali and family biker please stop trolling anything jaf related.

Some times deisel cars can contaminate the brake when its on the bike rack.

These braces.

I mean the ones joining the seat tube and chain stays. Josh used on his frame and mine.

Hope list it as Integral Some call it internal. It's any headset for 44mm 43.95 is the true measurement