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Trials forks are generaly 40-50 mm shorter than mtb forks. Have a look at kinesis bikes rigid forks they are good for mtbs

The freehub has two small bearings under the pawls then on the outside it has a spacer (remove this) and a larger bearing. I am pretty sure you just machine the freehub so the outer bearing sits thurther into the body and rethread the shortened freehub body. If you need a exploded view of the hub go to hope tech web site. There is loads on the tech docs

Isn't the 116 shell different to a 135, it is normally. If echo hubs are convertable that's good The best way to remove the axle is to bore out a block of wood so you can sit the hub onto it with the axle end on the hole. And use the bored out piece of wood to put between the hammer and your hub axle. It's just like the hope wheel tool only very cheap and works ace

Get some specialized cross roads armadillos there ace. For the daily commute and will last for ever

The worst that will happen is the pads will glaze because it won't get hot enough. Unless u like to brake late and hard.

Park n dirt use the smallest rotors you can get 140 or 160

I have a st larcen tr here if you want one.

203 on the rear would be better with those brakes for trials

I have made a start on one spot this morning. I will get loads more clear on Friday morn with some salt as well

Worst case senario I will clear the snow off all the good spots round congleton Saturday night so we can ride round here

I could draw some for u. I am the resident expert in geo on here pmsl I could draw some for u. I am the resident expert in geo on here pmsl http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/topic/178861-i-am-getting-a-jaf-frame-done/?fromsearch=1 Mega free hand skills here

On a xc bike. Schwalbe racing Ralph's or maxxis ardent rear Schwalbe nobby nic or maxxis high roller 2 on the front Either of those will see u right on any off road terrain

Maxles work best with lots of antiseaze grease on then

It clear in congleton There's a few web cams round stoke I will have a look

No it I just thought it could be good for those YouTube videos n stuff

Yes just looked it up. Undo the tension nut from the other side then pull out the 8mm part behind it is a 10mm Allen key fitting you can use to take out the axle.

The internal bolt or the external bolt? I usualy take out the 6mm parts with the thin axle from the centre and there is a larger Allen let fitting inside it. But if that's rounded then all you can do is hammer a larger torque bit into the rounded Allen key fitment and try to undo it again.

29 years old 5'6", 11 stone still eat pies and cakes happy with that the pies n cake diet is mega you just have to ride everywhere do not use your car, buses or taxis. and give your self time to hit the streets on your bike daily you will keep the weight off just riding your bike

Full build weight for those interested

I know it won't wotk for 20" but ok on 24 or 26"

Hope flip-flop hub. Not really in production, yet. Allows either singlespeed-with-disc setup or fixed (no brakes innit) setup. Goes down to a 15T sprocket i am asuming this will be 120mm for track use http://singletrackworld.com/2013/01/the-london-bike-show-2013-big-report-1/ http://singletrackworld.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/2013/01/BENJI-4235-640x424.jpg

i just searched up for a trials forum comunity on google its not there. will there be one put on there soon ? https://plus.google.com/u/0/111425255147581482990#communities

Mines 8.76 with a very similar SPEC

I have sorted the halo hub I cut some hope springs down to fit, now it sounds ace just like it should good loud positive tick, so far thou the hslo hasent failed yet.