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aslong as gaz is there you have nothing to worry about he knows every spot going but as most people have said nots is becoming increasingly harder to ride without threats from the public/police .

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www.guitarampkeyboard.com they ship to all countrys pritty cheap and have everythign good luck man

have any of you actualy researched what hayes mx2 is ? have any of you used one ? because i have had 2 and both of them were better than a avid bb7 and its a mechanical brake that works on the same principal as a bb5 with one piston stationary and the other moving .

I think you should possibly condiser something from the magura range , every time i have used a magura disk brake they have had phenominal stopping power and great reliabilty . If your not up for spending about £200 on a marta sl then buy a magura louis . On the mechanical side consider a hayes mx2 there amazing brakes very similar to the bb5 the only differance is its better and not cast . hope my input helped .

ok thanks alot for all the help guys , im sorry if it seemd a realy tedious and obvious question but i just couldt find it TOPIC CAN NOW BE CLOSED !

is this the mac version of wireless and why isnt there a mention of it on the apple website sorry iam a complete apple virgin to be honest

Hi everyone Basicly iam after a new laptop and i fancy a apple macbook , im not out to spend alot so i was thinking of purchasing the lowist spec 13" version . My only concern is that i want wireless built in , is this the case or would i require an external usb adaptor ? im sorry for not posting this in the mac problem thread but i didnt think it was the right topic and also i have looked on the apple website aswell as currys and other verious websties but i still cant find anything . any help would be amazing

the blades on most onza forks are too long and ruin the geo , when someone told you they were stock forks with differnt mounts they werent wrong its just the wheel fits closer to the crown on the stock set making the geo correct on a stock .

aahh man im still at school and havnt been excluded..... but that doesnt mean i behave . bin done for fighting 4 times had an offical boxing match whith gloves in the middle of the school lol smoked bud loadsa times broke loadsa windows punched about 4 walls through caused many teachers to have nervious brakedowns loadsa shit i cant rember but mine are know were near as bad as most of these on forum alos a note to anzo the teacher with the big nose you refered to " mr stafford " is still there and is still being ripped to shreds to this day

for your own safety i recomend you replace the fork , there not very strong and also they are too long and mess the geo up . try the echo urban 20" they are realy nice on a echo lite . also your bike looks nice hope it rides well

its been bled with magura royal blood aswell its just no good , thankyou for all the help so far .

hi ive have had an echo rim brake for about 3 months and havnt used it in 2 because it leaked when bled with water , can anyone tell me which part of the dengura leaks so i can replace it with magura parts . any help apretiated .

the forks are echo forks , i was talking to slinger back in 2005 when he started using those forks he just de stickered them .

its nice but you obviously dont know anything about setting bikes up which is a shame , as mentioned above you should get some new forks which will im prove geo no end .

you have to be careful with echo forged cranks , for some bash and cog setups you need to use a spacer that should have been provided when purchased which covers up the part of the crank without threads .

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just abit of advice if this happens to anyone else , the tensile teeth are the same as an acs claws thats what i used on mine there exactly the same and its a 10 min job .

if it is the newer version ( urban legends 2007 ) then there is a possibility that you wernt suplied a spacer to sit between the cog and the basguard , i received one with my urban legends and they have been pritty damn good and ive had them a year and a half .

i think you should use your own cranks but nearly everything should be replaced , i woudl recomend echo lite forks and using a echo team stem and some onza riser bars and this makes t-pros feel lush good luck with your project , i can still rember my first pro

smoking realy does not effect your riding , i dont smoke personaly but danny fosters smokes and smokes abit of bud and hes amazing . maybe thats what i need

a juicy ultimate has carbonfibre lever and verious titanium and aloy parts making it lighter , also keep in mind that the code diskbrake was designed as a freeride brake witch will have more modulation . if i was you i would get the juicy seven but your probbaly going to get bombarded by people saying buy a hope

man that cat on lsd is one of the funnist things ive ever seen , yh its cruel but god its funny ive never taken drugs but i dont beleive there is anything wrong with smoking the urb

generaly the possition of the wheel and the power of your brak will efect this , when you jump onto a wall rember to lean back and try and get as mutch of the tire onto the flat as possible this will ensure that the wheel wont roll through and you will be more able to control it . Also a strong brake is esential for this , and practise balance by trackstanding and gapping up to curbs as this is a similar movement and is alot easier alowing you to perfect your teqniques .

i dont know man but i would avoid the koxx forks there so light but at the same time you can feel every tiny bit of flex and there just to weak .