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the bearings have probably gone, this is what happened to me a week ago. if you get the bearings out, the ball bearings have probably all come out of position. you can either bodge it up by rebuilding it (very frustrating and fiddly) or buy some new bearings. i have some fro sale. but check if it is the bearings first. thanks John Kan

heres one from the 13th of may dj ride one of my friends that came along thanks John Kan

i thought it was actually CLS's bike, thats probably why he has so many views. nice bike though thanks John Kan

did i see you jump into some railway tracks? or was it some unused ones. thanks John Kan

within the first week it will chip fairly easily but after a week or so it should be rock solid thanks John Kan

i think fresh products do snail cams with notches in them so they wont slip thanks John Kan

i did my bike like this 1. 3 coats of primer 2. leave in warm dry place for 24 hours then sand the primer surface to roughen it up so the paint grips better. 3. 4 coats of paint 4.leave for 24 hours again 5.3 coats of laquer 6. leave for another 24 hours leave about 1 hour each time you put a coat on and if your gona psray it outside do it when its not windy and the weather must be hot. thanks John Kan

it wouldnt be any other part as the sound is coming from the the BB but i will check bottom bracket tomorow thanks John Kan

try all isis John Kan

hi all one of my riding friends has got some fairly loud creaking noise from the bottom bracket area. the sound also sounds like forks when they bend so this could suggest frame bend due to a crack. hes got a 1 month old bottom bracket so it is unlikely it is that. i believe that there is a crack in the frame. please help thanks John Kan

someone said that raw jelly clots up your blood stream. is this true? John K

2005 ford fiesta ST John Kan

hmm....i got told your suppose to have it slack but the person who told me that has gone through more chains than anyone ive seen and everytime he kicks his chain makes a "twang" noise which sound pretty cool lol i think im gonna have my chain fairly tight. thanks John Kan

urm....zona? isnt that an onza t-mag? John Kan

just wondering, is there tension that you should have your chain? cos i see that most people have quite slack chains. is it suppose to be slack?? thanks John Kan

i weighed mine when i bought it second hand and it was pretty standard and it was 23.5 lbs plus it didnt have drilled rims thanks John Kan

i usually get a long thin plastic stick thing and cover it in washing up liquid, stick it inside the grips and move it all about then just twist and turn the grip until it can move and then just pop it off. i dont see why you dont cut them, i only use the above method if i want to keep my grips but if you do cut them and if it does make a little scratch, it wont matter because the new grips will cover it up. thanks John Kan

if someone like a security guard or something tells you to move on, just do it, no point arguing. if they ask you politely then just swiftly move on or you'll just set yourself a bad rep for trials bikers. thanks John Kan the china man

oh i see, i prefer mod woo, more easier to flick around. thanks John Kan the china man

echo fixed hubs have enough fixed hubs have enough to fit a freewheel or a cog, a fixed hub doesnt mean it only takes cogs John Kan the china man

the only person that can answer that is yourself, seeing which suits you best. both have there pro's and cons. this question has also been ask by many other people, just have a look through or search and you will find very useful information about this thanks John kan the china man

i think hes running a rear freewheel John kan the china man

as above, any one form near these places so i can meet up with some more local riders thanks john kan the china man

you can make my chinese tartybikes and selectbikes stickers lol john kan

i thought (urm...cant remember his name) the dude that took loadsa pictures was going to post them up last night? i take it hes probably busy. thanks John kan the china man