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I hav, mine worked perfectly fine with it too mate.

Yes mate, when do you ride? And where? To be honest the feel pretty much the same as my old bars, they do look nice, tarty bikes pics don't do them justice.

I thought about it, shame i didnt have a choice when i bought the frame.

A history of what? Scamming?

What colour would you have them? I just got the bike weighed and it come out with a respectable 8.9kg

as title says i really want to ride, i can travel!

Gonne get it weighed tomorrow mate, yeah i notices they were soft from the imprint the bolts on the mounts.

I loved the rear booster system so much i bought the fronts to match. as long as your mounts are square they work perfect.

The new Spec is Frame and Forks - Frame: 2011 Echo Pure - Forks: Trialtech Sport 4 bolt only Wheels - Front hub: Echo TR - Rear hub: Echo TR - Front rim: trialtech Square Hole - Rear rim: Viz Square hole - Spokes: Sapim - Rim tape: Try-All - Inner tube (front): Maxxis ultra light - Inner tube (rear): Continental - Front tyre: Try-All Shift - Rear tyre: Try-All Sticky Light Brakes - Front brake: 2005 Magura HS33 lever with 2011 pistons, long lever blade and a try-all tpa - Rear brake: 2005 Magura HS33 lever with Monty hose splitter, long lever blade and a try-all tpa - Brake pads: Rockman Blues front and Tnn LGM's Rear - Brake clamps: Tnn Front and Tnn intergrated booster system for the rear Drivetrain - Cranks: Try-All 170mm - Freewheel: Echo SL 18T - Chain: Trialtech K710 Kool - Rear Sprocket: Trialtech TR Screw On - Pedals: Echo TR - Bottom bracket: Echo Press Fit - Bashring: Trialtech Titanium Steering - Headset: Echo SL - Stem: Try-All 3D - Grips: Trialtech Foam - Handlebars: 2011 Try-All Carbon

All I can say is I didn't have a problem with mine with variouse different mounts

Which rim?

I like my LGMs, i may even get them for the front. Spose i could put the money in a savings account till something does brake.

I got some money to uprade my bike and wondering what you guys would do to it. Spec is Frame and Forks - Frame: 2011 Echo Pure - Forks: Trialtech Sport 4 bolt only Wheels - Front hub: Echo TR - Rear hub: Echo TR - Front rim: trialtech Square Hole - Rear rim: Viz Square hole - Spokes: Sapim - Rim tape: Try-All - Inner tube (front): Maxxis ultra light - Inner tube (rear): Continental - Front tyre: Try-All Shift - Rear tyre: Try-All Sticky Light Brakes - Front brake: 2005 Magura HS33 with Echo Lever - Rear brake: 2011 Magura HS33 - Brake pads: Rockman Blues - Brake clamps: Echo SL / Magura Drivetrain - Cranks: Echo Forged ISIS - Freewheel: Echo SL 18T - Chain: Trialtech K610 HX - Rear Sprocket: Trialtech TR Screw On - Pedals: Echo TR - Bottom bracket: Echo Press Fit - Bashring: Trialtech Titanium Steering - Headset: Echo SL - Stem: Try-All 3D - Grips: Trialtech Foam - Handlebars: Try-All No War Carbon Think im gettin the new try-all carbons as they are slightly longer and some try-all cranks as the echos on it are 160mm at the mo, Other than that what would you upgrade?

Take the hose off the lever and push something thin in the hole to push the piston back out again. spring maybe shagged

What other bars did you have before then?

Looks good mate, what style of riding do you do? I love mine, should have an update next week with some new parts.

What bars are they mate?

To five people a chance you should put the full spec up. I would probably pay bout £300 for that.

If your spending 300ish i would wait till your validated and get a second hand bike off of here, you will get a lot more for your money!

A couple of peeps are riding folkstone on friday, anyone is welcome. meet at the harbour walls with the wooden tops around 11. Hope to see you there!

Where is that place, looks amazing to ride!

Coming a long well mate, try to relax when you track standing. Get a dvd called tricks and stunts and one called the art of trials to learn more moves. At your level keep practicing balance, track stands, riding in thin walls ect, it may not be impressive but will help you a great deal in the future. Good luck, and stick with it! Things do become frustrating but dont give up!

Are you andy with the monty? If so you should try out some of our bikes to see what you like.

Remove cranks, loosen freewheel/sprocket, twist bash gaurd to desired position, tighten freewheel/sprocket, re-fit cranks, DONE

Sorry mate, you cant sell till your validated, Reported