joshywa

dont they need a 26" hub on the rear and geo makes them seem heavy on the back wheel but they're nice for streety style moves e.g. manuals and spins :- you b20 looks nice though have a look at the brisa in my signature thats mine B)

depends how your brake is set up but it allways works like this: one cylinder fills and then the other fills so no water should work the same (just more responsive)

i find my brisa easy to back wheel stuff (got a zona now though) :-

it changes ALOT but this week its reel big fish - sell out nine black alps - not everyone :-

dmr single speed revolver :-

68mm shell with a 127.5 axle shimano un 53 (for square taper) or a 128 axle truative giga pipe (isis) hope it helps p.s. put up a picture (mines in my signature)

i posted this up a while ago ok this works for my acs claw but i don't know about other e.g. shimano 1. remove free wheel/crank from frame 2. remove free wheel case (the top) making sure you hold the free wheel together so no ball bearings fall out 3. place some alcohol (methane not wisky) on a piece of cotton wool and use the to clean the threads 4. make sure there is NOTHING (oil or methane) left on the threads (methane should of evaporated) 5. place a small amout of loctite/nut lock on the threads on the free wheel and case 6. place a small blob of grease on the bearings (you wont be able to open it easily again) 7. tighten up the free wheel case using a screw driver and once tight hit the end of the screw driver with a mallet lightly to pinch the case tight 8. leave for a hour to dry then place back on the bike then ride away with a big grin on your face things to remember: which direction the case to tighten it hold the free wheel together to stop ball bearings falling out leave to dry for an hour hope it helps :)

when you get it open it up and place a little grease on the ball bearings, also loctite the top cap shut that might help... how tight do you run your chain that might affect it :) hope that helps (Y)

add backflip barspin to that list... (he modified his forks to a single crown and ran realy long brake hoses to allow them to spin) that guys nuts (but kool) (Y)

run scwarble 3 inch tubes they work the shiz (Y) plus i like the idea of running an old tube over the original (Y)

thanks ^_^

hey as the topic says what size BB tube does a zona zip have and also what width BB do i need to fit a set of echo ISIS cranks with front free-wheel thanks ^_^

sounds like some one trying to add posts to their post count !!! thanks mark i'm going to buy them next week at some point (when i get paid) thanks ^_^

thanks ^_^

the new (black not adonised) echo 160mm isis cranks in my opinion but lenght is up to you realy ^_^

i run a 185mm avid bb7 on the front of my mod and find if i pull the lever even gently it flips me over the bars (not that its happened before ^_^ )

for 20" look here there's mention of it http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....showtopic=63247

if it would fit around a rear 12 tooth cog then try a bmx chain (big burly ones) it might withstand abit more punishment even if it weighs abit >_<

hey ive seen it mentioned on other parts of the forum and was wondering do monty make 2.7" tyre's or not and if so where can i get them (i cant find them on clean bikes) ?

hey decided to strip my maggie now (i trust onza boy marks comment about loads of people doing it) and there would be post's about maggy's failing if it did plus i got a cnc lever for it today so maggy it is !!! thanks anyway (Y) plus could someone put up a topic or link to a guide on how to nitromors a maggura

thats cos they're that crap... ok as a begginers bike but other than that they suck

NO thy're not slap him for saying that :( i snapped 2 in 13 days (my own stupidity for buying them) also they ride pooooo (Y)

you might of completely undone the tpa bolt so it come out then when re tightening it cross threaded it... mabye (Y)

are ebc pads available for an avid bb7 and if so how good are they thanks (Y)

here you go ok this works for my acs claw but i don't know about other e.g. shimano 1. remove free wheel/crank from frame 2. remove free wheel case (the top) making sure you hold the free wheel together so no ball bearings fall out 3. place some alcohol (methane not wisky) on a piece of cotton wool and use the to clean the threads 4. make sure there is NOTHING (oil or methane) left on the threads (methane should of evaporated) 5. place a small amout of loctite/nut lock on the threads on the free wheel and case 6. place a small blob of grease on the bearings (you wont be able to open it easily again) 7. tighten up the free wheel case using a screw driver and once tight hit the end of the screw driver with a mallet lightly to pinch the case tight 8. leave for a hour to dry then place back on the bike then ride away with a big grin on your face things to remember: which direction the case to tighten it hold the free wheel together to stop ball bearings falling out leave to dry for an hour this will work i did it to mine but be warned it wont last for ever and you may need to do it every 6 months or so !!! hope it helps (Y)