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  1. I couldnt be arsed to read every single post, but I brought some cranks off the bloke a while back, and managed to do it through his mum's paypal account and to his credit, I got the goods fairly quickly and the transaction was ok. I know some of you have had bad expieriences with him etc.. and although he may well be a little lying scroat he did come good this once.

  2. If you have a standard cassette hub, you could use spacers to move the rear sprocket side to side to fine tune your chain tension if its roughly the right length. I know it won't give you an ideal chainline, but unless your very lucky or have an eccentric bb your gonna struggle whatever you do.

  3. difficult to say without taking the fork apart myself but

    its likely the clicking / grating sound is the spring rubbing on the inside of the fork, best bet is to take the spring out and shrinkwrap over the whole spring except about an inch either end, usually does the trick.

  4. that red rod that your all going on about is just an allen key that is used to adjust the tpa, its the one thats coming on new rockshox forks to adjust the floodgate i think, as sram rockshox avid are all the same.........

  5. holroyd designed it hes hardley the comp nut..

    u can have single speed in the uk neway no one gives one.

    lol the bike is so not what danny holroyd represents to me, I thought 24seven would bring out some relatively short old school style bike.

  6. hmm correct me if im wrong, but isnt it grease for isis, and clean with no grease for tapered........

    best bet is to take the bb out, clean the threads and re grease, re tighten to the write torque and then clean crank tapers and bb and fit back on.

    If it still creaks, unlucky, could be the bb or cranks or even a dry weld on the frame. if your sure theres no cracks...

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