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About lankyri
- Birthday 06/05/1988
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Essex
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ricky appleton
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leeson 609 pashley forks front avid bb7 viz bars try all stem super burns v12s rear avid snowys carbon booster KING ashton justice monty ti bars dob forks onza front wheel try all cranks king rear
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drinkin<br />kick boxing<br />riding<br />riding the missis
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benfleet essex (the ghetto)
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Errrrrrr read it but none of it sank in just going off my theory of 32 I can spin out on road so 4+ teeth equals I'd use more of the gears rather than 6,7,8
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Climbs I'll just get off and walk lol prefer speed due to alot of the time on the road. Am I right in thinking most narrow wide rings fit all cranks as long as it's the same bcd and same amount of holes obviously and if I can get the right amount of chain I MAY NOT NEED a clutch mech or chain guide Total newbie but I'm flooding more and more money into the bike and don't want to for a while
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22,32,44 44 is a bit too heavy and 32 bit light so maybe a 36 is the way forward
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So do I take the chance though most of the time the bikes a commuting bike and will any narrow wide chainring fit my race face ride xc crank
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Morning all bit confused really on what I can and can't run. Current set up is a race face ride xc crank triple speed. My middle chainring is shark fined pretty badly so I need a new one asap I know that I can't use a narrow wide ring without using a clutch mech or chain device so I wanna keep the triple ring set up for the time being but can I use and middle chainring as long as it's 104bcd was looking around last night and people using a shimano deore saying they had to file out the holes. I just want to ride please help
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Some new parts on the whip complete new wheel hope pro 2 evo on hope enduro tech rim new cassette and chain
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Can I ride trials with this back problem?
lankyri replied to Kitemouse's topic in Beginners Trials Chat
There's gonna be days when you will fall off and possibly even hurt yourself don't think you can do a sport without risk of injury sounds stupid but even before you went out on the bike try doing some stretching. 10 minutes getting the limbs and body loose Imo help the fact that you have a bad back. You don't need to go out and push yourself and try to do the biggest gap or sidehop etc just go out and have fun on your bike been many occasions where I've just Road a curb for an hour or so -
Link doesn't work for me bud
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As the weather is now changing and I've seen a few people using them do marsh guards do the job well enough or do I just save a couple of quid and get on with the spray and crap
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Afternoon all looking for a new rear wheel for my norco 29er was hoping for a hope but to be honest I'm not too clued up on what wheel to get any suggestions. Has to be 135mm hub I'm running qr at the moment but would prefer bolt up Also I'm running tubes so don't need tubeless rims and all that. Not that bothered about weight either bikes mainly for work and light xc If anyone can help please
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650 a month on two bed house mid terrace in Basildon but I get help from council as I'm on a low wage and I'm the only earner in the house.
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Had a s3 and now got a Sony Xperia z3 can't fault it great camera on it enough memory pretty fast big screen and it's android. Check out phoneareana.com you can compare models on ones that you like
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I don't think that we forget you still know how to throw a punch or a combination but your guard may be a bit slippy and certainly your hand speed would be halved I took about 6 months off whilst my son was ill and new born when I got back into training earlier this year I had lost most of my speed and technique with kicks still building my legs back up. I'd Lovett learn judo and bjj but to be honest it looks too technical for me it's not my style of fighting at all (more of a counter fighter or a outside fighter) but respect to those who put the time into learning a art
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Anyone do weapons training. I've had the pleasure of training with a silat master we was using a sorong and a crombi (it's like a a dinosaur claw shape with a ring at one end) Hoping to learn how to use sais and a bo later on
