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Thought i'd do a little tutorial on truing rims, this is probably more usefull for dual disk riders (who don't have brake pads to give them an idea what true is) and the newbs who aren't used to fidling with spokes. So you will need: Spoke key Forks with 4 bolt mounts 4 bolt clamps and bolts allen keys an untrue wheel! Now flip your forks upside down, and put the magura clamps in the mounts BUT Put them on the wrong way round only bolt them in one end (the end closest to the crown) Like this: Ok now pop your wheel back in the forks, and spin the wheel, slowly turn the magura clamps back round onto the rim untill the are skuffing the corners of your rim this will make any slight buckles on your rim obvious, and give you a guide to dealing with any big wobbles Once you have found a buckle, you need to tighten the correct spokes. que diagram if you need this one explaining, the thick black line at the top is the hub, the thiner smaller line is the rim, the red and blue lines represent the spokes The rim is a bit to far to the right, it needs to move left, so the spokes on the left hand side (red) are tightened, pulling the wheel over and the spokes on the right (blue) are loosened, taking some tention from the wheel Make sure you make small adjustments to the spokes and keep spinning the wheel past the mount to check how much it has moved. When your doing this the first few times, it really pays off to take your time have fun.

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i'm comming in at 11.30

bump it up, come on you slags! any idea what time you plan on showing up? I'm gunna be comming in at about 11ish

long chainstays are long? looks nice thugh

aww man, i miss my levelboss now there well nice

aspire velotech, unless your buying 2nd hand, then ebay and TF could land you a bargain.

the same amount of force, over a smaller area, means theres more pressure on the chain.

jack rabbit rose is good, we sell a few crates of it every week in my local (little village pub so it's prety good to sell that many)

come on is any one interested? i need to know if its worth booking the weekend off work

ogrerules get me added bitches mostly playing re5

ogrerules get me added

all sorted now, downloading updates then it's RE5 o'clock

it was red. i was on the xbox navigating page and the xbox recognises the wireless adapter, its finding the router thats the problem

what happened last year

bought the wireless dongle thingy for my xbox360 its not working? help

i should be going (if i can get a ticket =P) it'll be my 4th one this year haha

pro2 rear hub, loud, stiff and reliable. meta cranks, really stiff + death proof, plus you can replace the threads avid bb7s, there made of win

explain the fuss about the downtube? a decent disc mount. or floating dropout set up would be awesome!

pink ipod?

why do fixie riders pay to much for old parts that are heavy and shit? i ride fixie, i'm talking about the cretin fixie riders...

Go for a mod, there much easier to learn on, there smaller so you can throw them around easier. If you want to buy new go for an onza pro (the new model with dual disc) it's more than you can afford, but you get so much more for your money; a better gearing, a better freewheel and much better brakes. if you bought cheaper, then upgraded later you'd be spending more on parts + instalation etc.

longer frames give more leverage, so you can get more heigh/distance etc, thats the idea, if your a powerhouse you'll gap the same on anything... short frames do feel whippier and more fun if your taler you might wanna go for long frames. it's more a personal thing.