ogre

but longer how will lower bb make a difference cause i don't think i can get the 06 now

shit thanks haha

i've got good offers for an 06 and an 07 zoo pitbull frame, i'd like some suggestions and help choosing, i've ridden a simtra st1 for 18months Simtra: Wheelbase: 1085mm Chainstay Length: 380mm BB Rise: 20mm Head Angle: 72 degrees Centre of BB shell to top centre of head tube: 680mm (26.75") 07 zoo WheelBase: 1090mm(Long) WheelBase Chainstay: 380mm(long) Bottom Bracket Rise 20mm(Long) Distance from BB shell to Headtube 670mm(Long) can't find the 06 geometry, help please, also opinions and criticisms of the frames please

link please

a friend 4-5 months old, light use

good stuff, i thought the pro2 bolts were prety hefty compared to some of the axles on bolt through hubs, but this is good stuff new frame time soon f**king steal at £150 too

hey guys will a pro2 hub fit in an onza limey frame ok? this frame cheers

good in-ears don't come out...

i'd guess they will do forks, your best ringing though

i found that purple worked quite well i miss this bike before the eagle eyed of you wonder if i've gone all back to the future on you the dates wrong

fluro yellow

could you run a pro2 with a quick release? or is there only a limited range of hubs you can use ?

get shorts that come with a liner, there so f**king comfy its unreal

i'll email truvative in a bit and ask them

looks f**king massive i do like the idea of a bike like that, it'd be wiked with some short travel suspension forks could make a proper do-it-all bike with it

i think there should be a vote for senior membership something like 95% of the forum have to vote you in

holy steerer tube batman

those bars are 24" style bars right? (like the trialtech highrise risers)

you have problems though tom i'm suprised you havent dremmeled out the recessed bit in your bash ring for MOAR weight saving yet...

i mean you don't need rockman forks, you could go for tryalls for £10 less and put the money somewhere else on the bike everything else, you could have a trialtech bashguard, the one sided one but i personally prefer 360' protection on a freewheel it doesn't make sence to risk an expensive freewheel for such a tiny weight saving close to the centre of the bike, magnesium pedals *** also

why are they putting a cheap hub in the frame wouldn't it be cheaper and easier for upgrades to provide a screw on hub and a freewheel? i mean if it came with an ACS claw it wouldn't break the bank to buy a trials free wheel a few weeks down the road...

Boshed this spec together quickly, just under your £1500 budget, would be a wiked ride... RockMan Kortz: Grey/Green @ £499.00 RockMan Spade: 4-Bolt Only @ £149.00 Echo SL Headset: Black @ £40.00 Try-All 26" Wheel Deal: Non disc front hub, Blue rims @ £219.99 Magura HS33 White & Olive, no brake clamps: Pair, 4-Finger @ £115.00 TNN Engineering CNC Brake Clamps @ £44.00 TNN Engineering LGM: Green @ £29.00 Onza Citrus: Yellow @ £11.00 Trialtech Sport Riser Bar: Silver @ £49.00 Trialtech Sport Forged: Silver @ £35.00 Trialtech Sport Screw On: 15T @ £15.00 Echo SL 108: 18T @ £60.00 Trialtech Sport Magnesium: White @ £55.00 RockMan Lite Cranks: 175mm @ £99.00 Try-All ISIS with Bolts: 127.5mm Axle @ £52.00 TMS Bashring: Red @ £17.50 V!Z Foam @ £5.00 Update Basket Delivery: TBC Total: £1494.49

the t-pro is better than the base! it's front freewheel and i believe the axle on the base isn't 10mm so you'll have difficulty upgrading rear hubs. the t pro also has a 19" rear wheel, which is always a plus

sd7 levers, heatsink vee pads pro2, winner

doing farts that empty rooms having work done on time taps where you land plum on top of the wall and shits so big you feel the need to flush, twice, before wiping