Blommah
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As the title says, will the echo control brake booster fit the inspired fourplay frame?
And if not, is it possible to ride without a booster, or is it mega flexy?
Cheers.
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On mine, my BB is 68mm shell and 122.5 in length.
Alright, maby it will fit then, anybody know about the lengths on white industries eno freewheel pawls? gonna order everything from tarty but in the descriptions it just says short or long, not the actual lenghts, the one i need is 11mm long.
If i could get that working i dont need the hugi hub and that would be nice.
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The bb is a 113mm fsa platinum pro (i think)!
Would that fit the inspired?
And i`m afraid the steerer tube may be too short, anyone got an idea of how long the headtube is on the inspired?
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Well so i got my 24seven trial now, getting a bit tired of it actually, would like to ride an inspired instead, i like the bmxy stuff.
My current setup;
24seven frame
FSA headset.
A random bottom bracket (came with the frame, anybody knows the specs? 68mm?)
Hope mono trial brake front.
Hs33 with RB lever rear.
Amoeba stem.
Easton EA70 bar.
Middleburn cranks.
Rear wheel;
Chris King BMX hub
Alex dx32.
Front Wheel;
GU Hub
Gu rim (i think), drilled.
It`s pretty hard getting anything sold in sweden right now so i`m just buying an inspired frame and moving over the parts.
What parts can i keep from my current setup?
I was planning on this;
Inspired fourplay frame (new)
24seven fork
Amoeba stem / EA70 Bar
Front wheel;
Gu Hub
Trialtech 24" rim (new)
Rear wheel;
Hugi 240 Hub (got one spare in the garage)
Trialtech 24" rim.(new)
Inspired seatpost and seat(new)
Hs33 and mono trial brake.
Middleburn cranks (Anybody know a good size for BB? Would be really nice if i could use the current one on the 24seven)
A random chain.
Thanks in advance and sorry for my lousy grammar, been a while since i visited the UK.
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Hi,
i came across this picture comment on what you think
check bike pics, got mine built up
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nice and ghetto. those things are short arnt they?
Thanks, 1065 i think with echo forks, a huge difference from my long GU.
Yes, 12 kilos, i am sure =).
Thanks everyone =)
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Thanks, keep em coming =)
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Edit: Another one
Almost done, only the pedals and maby a new stem left.
12 kilos pretty much.
Huge difference from my gu =)
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Didnt meet him but i understand from all of you that he was a fantastic guy.
RIP Oli, makes you think about how vulnerable you really are, everything could end in a matter of seconds..
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Best off getting us a pic of the fault so we can see more clearly rather than guessing
Yes, ill do that tomorrow, thanks for now anyways
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Did you build the wheel? If so, did you remember that the outer cross has the outer spoke going under the inner one? Kinda find it hard to put into words hope you get what i mean?
Yes i know what you mean, i built the wheel but i dont remember actually.
But i had no probs with running exactly the same set up of wheel and brake when i had my GU fork.
My only guess is that it`s the hubs fault, the GU hubs got spacers on their axles, making it less wide, and the spokes are going more straight up, instead of up in an angle if you understand?
Or am completely wrong?
Also tried to fit the wheel on another fork i had, didnt work there either, the hub bolts were too big.
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Guessing you've ever been to the us
I`m afraid to go there, might not fit in the plane on the way home.
I`ll wait until they introduce fatty-class.
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The good thing about British food is that you don't have to eat it since there are so many alternatives like Chinese, Indian etc. What strikes me when occasionally going to London is that the food they serve in places like Pizza Hut have excessive amounts of butter/oil in them. As for home cooking, it all depends on how you prepare the food really, the ingredients are the same no matter what country you live in. Throughout the 8 years I've spent in the UK, I don't recall eating "traditional" British food, if there even is such a thing.
Well i lived with a family and got home cooked every day, they laughed at me when i wanted milk instead of cola for dinner.
My GF lived in london for half a year and she gained a few kilos herself i may add (theyre gone now though
)The food may not be the worst in the world, but it`s increadibly more unhealthy than ours here in Sweden, it`s common knowledge among all the uk travelers from here
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Cab't say i've ever eaten milk for dessert,e Can't beat good old british fish and chips from the chippy!!!!!!
Nah fish and chips is alright, even though i worked out every day i gained 5 kilos in a month when i lived there.
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Check how tight your spokes are - sometimes if they go slack they'll bow out. Only place I've seen this though was building a road rim onto a Hope XC front hub and the rubbing stopped once the spokes got decent tension...
They are really, really tight.
It`s not the wheel`s dishing that`s the problem, i had to use washers(or do you call them spacers?) to my brake when i had my GU fork, now it wont even fit between my fork and my wheel with the 24seven fork.
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Regardless of nationality, he's a twat, and dont swedish people eat things like horse and dogs?
No, we eat potatoes and meatballs.
And we drink a lot of milk to dinner, not for dessert
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I learned from Austin Powers that Swedish people eat skin flakes.
Isnt he from benelux?
Edit: You got that one adam
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I lived in the UK for a month and you guys probably have the worst food culture in the world
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is your wheel dished properly?only thing i could think of .maybe he is,sneaky i reckon
Yes it is, used it on my GU fork when i had my typhoon and it worked without any probs.
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So i`m putting together my 24seven bike now as we speak and i had to file my dropouts a couple of millimeters to get my deng GU hub-bolts to go in, it seems that it works now but then there is another problem.
The spokes are rubbing against my hope brake caliper when i center my brake, it works when i put it a bit back, but then the disc is rubbing, not much, but anyway.
Do i have to get a new wheel, and also a new fork since i filed it?
Are deng making parts incompatible with other brands?
Cheerios
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Yes, i ordered it from aspire, i rather would have order of tarty again but it`s just too much money in between, and i get free shipping from aspire aswell.
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just buy the hub it the colour you want and give some money to the charity mate, trust me these things with a charity in mind hardly any of the money goes to them like a really low percent?
Well as i see it, whenever anyone asks about the hub, i can answer that it`s for the good of cancer research and therefore maby even more people will donate.
Inspired Fourplay, Echo Control 4-bolt.
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Alright thanks for the answers everyone, wont use a booster then=)
Cheers.