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Halo fat foot cog steel and wide and available in 12t But the alloy will work fine it will ware out quick if you stretch the chain a lot though

Cash in hand classic under the radar

http://m.youtube.com/?reload=7&rdm=18uqza50k#/watch?v=kQHYgU1A8wc This lad did this after have few months on the onza bird he did it on. A bit of motorbike trials and dirt jump experience only. I am sure it wouldn't have been long if he kept riding he would have been off roofs. Good work on that drop though I wouldn't even dream of it myself. I have been told its a lot mind over matter.

Good call you get 2 years warranty with those its worth that little extra.

Say hippy I have a front slx brake I am selling, pm me if you need one still

Raceface Chester, or my favorite raceface atlas cranks

The Kona unit is worth a look at.

Sounds like the moulding is a bad one.

Send it back if your happy you tryed all options. Have you tryed soap on the bead and a bit higher pressure to be Shure the bead is seated

Well dan you saw the Conti doing its thing at bracken rocks, you know they work well

http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/9-speed-sram-shifter-with-a-shimano-10-speed-clutch-rear-mech-will-it-work If you have a sram shifter about then your well in

Has anyone used a sram guide brake for trials yet ? I also haven't broken any Shimano rotors with alloy centres and haven't seen any broke either

Loads of improvement there clerit, I like it some good size drops in that video too that slow motion drop was pretty big.

Really well. Even though it rained very heavy the night before the trial there. Though I saw the grip improve a lot on the second round once it started drying out. I will be taking them to Shipley for round 5 national finals too.

the main reason why all the other hope brakes use phonolic pistons and not alloy ones.

There like a complex fork rebuild if you need to service the damper and rockshox do several tool sets to do the job. Its pretty easy to do a slider service and replace the slider pins and bushes with basic tools. Rockshox sell all the spares too. But I wouldn't try servicing one without prior experience of suspension servicing

don't just roll into a skate park take base on the top of a fun box in the middle and proceed to roll around in the way of everyone. I find the best way to get park etiquette would be roll in look around you at the whole section for a min before rolling over close to or next to the area everyone is setting of from, do a few runs from there and if you feel the need to chance your start point, just call it but be prepared to do what you call out or you look a fool. skate parks for me is about the social aspects aswell as the riding, if your not going to chat with other riders scooter users then when they get in your way there just some scooter kid or bmx dude in your way and that makes you pissed. but if you speak to them belive it or not quite often there looking out for you and your lines because your not a nobody to them now. its pretty much the same reason road rage is so popular, because you don't them the idiot who just cut you up.

Jeff is 6'4" 16st http://www.nuvo.net/imager/jeff-lenosky/b/original/2131347/66d6/lenosky2.jpg

Jeff lenosky rides a regular jump bike modifyed for trials. Hes not as heavy as you but he is defintly as tall i think. Maybe worth a google search to see what setups he has used.

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/mobile/shimano-double-ended-nipple-wrench/rp-prod23261?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Shopping&utm_name=UnitedKingdom&gs=1&gclid=Cj0KEQjwmayfBRDo25CR9un4hvEBEiQAv9fBbQz7ACyED-ip3PhR2s7KUtIM-m02vhqAMP95Erksb5kaAq5f8P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.ds

Its a pretty good price really. cnc, made in uk ect... when most company's charge £65 for bent alloy tube. or £500 for lots of bent tubes welded together. or £15 for a Shimano spoke key, its just a double ended open spanner

For most low level trials comp riding you could get on well enough without, what you call a proper bunnyhop. but even for me riding novice and intermediate i find myself looking for opportunities for a nice bunnyhop here and there during comps to cover ground quickly and with less effort, so i don't have to pogo up stuff all the time. you can pogo right through sections but its very tiring.

Send it back to rutland fella, fisher outdoor should sort you out within a week or so. in my opinion this will definitely be covered by warranty, but that's up to sram tech at fisher outdoor.

Nope those are similar to a dmr Moto digger with wider spaced knobles and available in better compounds.

Either get near to radical bikes park or Leeds there both pretty awesome. i would go with Leeds though