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No, they're 6mm. Unless you're talking about the old Echo hub. I modded an SL hub to fit and it was just fine.

Yeah but it can also buy you AIDS

Yes and no. Managing anything that big is a massive responsibility. Money is one thing, it really depends on what for you is most important. You can be rich and have a completely ruined life because you have no time for your family and work turns you into a nervous wreck. Call me unambitious but I'd rather earn less and feel like a free man.

That's insanely large. So large in fact that it's probably no longer fun to run like having a small store can be.

A fellow rider decided to put together some of his favourite shots in terms of camera work from the past few years. Enjoy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOCKN6PJCBI

Bears an odd resemblance with the Kortz?

All Rockmans are simply beautiful, this is no exception. Good work with getting the colour code to fit the green frame, it's not easy. Definitely getting myself one of these in the spring.

So you downloaded a MIDI and learned to play that by ear? Impressive stuff. Though I do think you should try playing the left hand an octave or two lower?

Sorry for the bump but I just got this pic and couldn't resist: Dropouts are always a big giveaway. Pulo anyone?

It's the same as a TryAll.

Don't know anything about Tensile but the Echo is brilliant. And on that basis, that's the freewheel I'd buy.

They look the same because they're probably the same brake pad just with a different name. Although I thought that the Inspired compound was in fact the Plazmatic Spanish Fly. It'd be surprising if Tim's compound made it to the mainstream manufacturers and was now sold under a number of names.

Got sand in your vagina? 3rd rant in a few days. It has been done a few years ago, I think by Dave Cleaver? They were some sort of grey Profile cranks.

So is Ozonys now catering for street riders or are you going over to the comp scene / more technical riding?

Never really got the hang of doing it completely brakeless but one thing to remember is that you can't loose your momentum. It's essentially one movement from the moment you jump up to landing on the rear wheel. When it comes to frenchies though, that rider in the first post has nothing on this guy: http://www.vimeo.com/3526642 edit: seems like the bb code isn't working properly yet...

24" needs a name of its own. Seeing as this is the place where the Dengura was born, why not give it a try.

Used to have that frame for a moment, insanely long. But rides so nicely!

That's barely a scratch, wait till you hit yourself so hard you'll have to be taken to hospital Funnily enough the harder you hit your shin, the less it hurts. At least from my experience.

Used to have 26" 4bolt TT forks, they were great. Definitely worth getting.

Tiny bashring all the way, plates are massive and just get in the way all the time.

My thoughts exactly. Looks great but will take some getting used to.

I'm coming back but not yet. This thread should be a sticky.

No matter how pretty a woman would be, such thumbs would disqualify her instantly in my eyes. You just can't shag a bird with ugly thumbs.

That was a good read. I'm still amazed at the impact this video had.

When your such an unpopular old git as the people who have complained in this thread, you will realise how envious one becomes of the popular kids who can sidehop sky high. Many of us would love to post a thread like this and get massive recognition for returning to the sport but for us riding trials boils down to sitting in a chair and watching vids with the occasional dig at retarded spelling.