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What happend to you chris? Get killed by that hub? seriously though.

I will be there, hopefully with a few mates. chris

Anybody up for a ride in portsmouth on Saturday the 10th? Meet at the guildhall. I think i'm going to need a break from GCSE's. Chris EDIT: For all the people who are not psychic i meant at 11 O'clock.

I no its a bit short notice but Southampton at 11 o'clock. Meet across the road the the spar. Its also properly going to end up being the funeral for a mates T-Comp its got a few beefy cracks in it. EDIT:Im going to be there at 11:15 trains seem all odd.

Iv finished my exams then so theres no need for school, so count me and a few mates in. Chris

Well i couldn't be bothered to get a rear tentionar(almost everyone i meet dirt jumping says they break) so i decided to try and use the box guide thing that came on the bike, along with a half like chain so i didn't have to adjust the guide wheel so much. When i reassembled after mucking around with the guide wheel for the umteenth time, I forgot to put the box back on but it works a dream! And i do agree i wouldn't mind a better rear brake, thought about running the front one through the headtube? So i still have the freedom of one cable. Thanks for the comments, Chris

After a long time of putting it off i FINALLY decided to clean my DJ bike. Id forgotten what it was supposed to look like, so i thought i share.

Well you would need a single speed kitLink. But use the lockring that you have at the moment! I have hurd the the ones that come with the kit cross-thread and generally mucking things up. Does you're frame have vertical or horizontal drop-outs? Edit: The most popular ratio is 32/16 but i use 38/18. Chris

I would say get a cable brake, because when you start to learn tricks its ALOT cheaper to replace a cable than a hydraulic hose if you fall off. Avid BB5-7 amazing brakes. And about the cassette, i would go single speed if you can less hassle and not as many things to die when you're miles from home.(as almost everything seems to when you are ) Chris

Well i run 38:18 but most people tell me its to hard?

Hi Guys, I was wondering if anyone know's the geometry of a T-Pro? I can't for the life of me find it. cheers

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I've got Race face Good 'n' Evil grips on my jump bike. Love 'em to bits! If you don't like FAT grips stay away though

Here you go mate Tarty bikes sell some that will fit. Link

If my knees ok by then and my wrist, its three thumbs up by me

Nice to see someone doing some dirt jumping aswell. I find doing both seems to compliment each other, since i started trials my jumping skills and bike control in the air have improved like crazy! Do you live anywhere near southampton? Also what bike are you riding?

I can only eat about three. with a whole table spoon of suger and a nice big dollop of golden syrup Looks like im having them for tea tomorrow aswell the melted chocolate sounds really tempting! Chris

Hi welcome! Your bike sounds sweet! Much better than my t-pro, o well when it snapps im getting a zoo. And could you talk in propper english and not text language please? It makes it easyer to understand and your'll get validated quicker Chris WOW when did i become a member?? *Feels silly for net noticing* Thanks guys!

no it came with the rotor though. I diddn't no that the new leavers had it at all, thought they just adusted themselvs.

Iv fallen in love with my hope C2. Its the TPA on ta leaver that i like, lets me make the brake feel how i like it and...... it was only £40 off ebay.

I would have a play around in photoshop if you can. It really helps you make decisions about how you want your bike to look. If you cant do it, add me and i will give it ago

Im starting to save all my pennys for one. It has to be the python, ive never seen green look so good.

The "Gusset Single Speed Kit" a little down the page can be bought in 18 tooth! http://tartybikes.co.uk/products.php?product=sprockets I see you bothered counting it then?

split my lip in half and nocked a tooth out while TRYING to get up a wall. now i wear a helmet