Yurich

You have it all wrong. You're supposed to buy pads based on colour, to match the rest of the bike. Unless your bike is banana yellow, Plaz are a no-no

Translator doesn't take swearing V Minske katajut???? Ohuet'! Won't download for me. Will try tomorrow

What you need to do is put another cog on there, take two chain whips (borrow one at a shop), and un-twist it until it's centered in the spline. Then, force it

I believe there's a bunch of them on OTN

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I have personally seen that hub blow up under a trials rider. Also, i've heard of many cases of failure to the freehub mechanism with trials riders. I would seriously stay away from those if you value your life. They're time bombs

I'm not the only one! I was doing bad FR/ urban assault on an xc bike before...Then, drop in came along and I just got up and started practicing balance.

I've had very good luck with the SRAM 7X chain. They're not available anymore, but my shop still has a decent stock. It's a bmx chain, but very light and way way stronger than 8/9 speed chains. Also, they're very cheap and look cool (black & gold)

The bike is perfect. Go and ride. Hell, I had my pedal kicks dialed on a 19.5" xc race setup, only after that I had switched to Norco TT

Currently, I'd say it's TRA and Boon.....huge and tech, just the way I like it

I haven't read any of that, but there are definitely easier ways. I've had fun times with cheap freewheels on bmx bikes when I was wrenching. step 1: put the freewheel in a big vice step 2: crush the said freewheel in the vice, until you see bearings shoot out all over the place and the freewheel becomes oval step 3: unscrew crank/wheel. use a pipe for you crank if you have to. Easy and fun