AdamR28

They probably can't, but rocks can... gotta love the north :wink2: Anyway... I would try and work it out with them. I've seen similar cases where the dad/mum deals with it, having been told a slightly iffy story by their kid. Try and get a phone number and give them a call, just explain what you thought you would be receiving and what has actually turned up - give them the chance to help out and if no luck there then unfortunately you may need to give eBay a shout.

No holes = bad, the pads glaze quickly. Big holes = more bite, less holes = more lock (in my experience) Try a Hope Bubble rotor if you can get one, as used on the old Mini brakes. I also think there may be a difference between different materials, cheapo rotors generally aren't all that good...

Simple... Can't be bothered riding trials, too tired. Ads Edit: Good stuff, cheers for letting me know Will.

There's a grub screw to hold it in place... just tighten it in

375, +50, 1020, normal headset.

D'oh Yep, haha

Good question indeed... All I know is that it was developed by NASA by accident while trying to make an uber-sticky glue (I think thats right anyway...)

Pretty much! They even have a world gurning championship Google it :wink2:

Correct... glue AND thread, most manufacturers just use a thread. Phil will sort you out

Stan's skiving today! And Ali's too busy eating pork... More later.

Ah cool... yeah, first time. Was hideously unimpressed with how many pics I took though, haha, was over 100 to get this many decent ones Edit: Tell a lie, I shot 4 or 5 pics with Mike's (Singleton) camera up at the British a few weeks bacl

Dossing indeed. Takes me longer to turn my camera on on than make a post.

When I have time...

No, you're shit

Very rare the geometry on a manufacturer's website is correct though... Will bosh some forks in one tomorrow and let you know :wink2:

If you pop them out the code will be on the bearings Might be exploded diagrams on the Hope website too? Word of warning though, ceramic bearings don't like sudden loads (it is brittle after all) - not idea for a trials bike...

We do... at one point we refused to stop selling stuff to Martin til be bought a helmet

In their own little way, yes

6 months covering manufacturing defects and materials. PS: It's Ozonys

Give me a call on the tech line if you need more help

How on earth does that work..? Not questioning your involvement Darren, you obviously worked well, but I can't get my head around those numbers... Edit: Unless the existing stores were supporting the new one? That's probably it... would still lose a LOT of money though, madness... Oh, and on subject... working in retail is great apart from the customers

All very good points Nice one.

Yeah, he's got an ENO and a Paul's rear hub, so has Waddy. Edit: But in those pics Ali's using an One-One hub, same as a DMR.

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