Ross McArthur

Zero power? Really? Might be worth looking at your set up. Disc size for example. Bigger the better for more powerer. The Zee, if set up correctly, bled well, centred, bedded in properly etc, should be decent enough. The red EBC, as good as they are, will only give a little extra bite. Don't just think running the EBC will dramatically up the braking performance.

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Pedals are going to fall out riding them like that

Haha. Class. Very nice steed.

Best tuck the derailleur cable in boy, you'll catch that on a trip wire.

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Looks like the longer stem is working out well for you, James. Always enjoy a dual-disc-long-bike video from you.

Trying to imagine what that would feel like to ride. That geo. Those tyres. No grips. With the rear rim side wall repainted, that would look the ticket.

Thanks guys. Unfortunately the brakes need a service so the bike wasn't ridable in that state (not that I would ride it in anger anyway ) Might get the Manifesto built next?

He’s running the mounts at their widest already. It does look like you might have a teeny bit more give in the mounts. Once the brakes bled, loosen the bolts and pull the lever which will push your pistons all the way out.

Is there nostalgic reasons for wanting to run the quick release on the mounts? Why not chuck that and just run a bolt like on the non drive side. Would look so much cleaner and takes away the silver from the lovely lumi on black look.

Love an alloy piston upgrade.

Pretty sure Hermance has a mrs who rides.

100% most interesting part is that he's not running a tensioner.

Always liked a big drop...Landed properly or not, that was knarly - and on jump bike geo too! Looking forward to more from this dude.

Pretty sure @Jo Prattley was involved in its testing? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/115022238362?hash=item1ac7dc129a:g:SP8AAOSw891hV1Tt

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Looks like a fine set up. Try the 10mm under the stem. If you then find its more of a dog on the back wheel, swap the 10 for 2 5mm's and play around with the height.. Bars look "back" enough. Only other advice is practise.

Post a photo of your set up so we can see what we are dealing with, hombre.

Another way of doing it would be to look at what you’re running now, ask yourself does it feel cramped or too roomy, i.e a dog on the back wheel or too hard to pull up to manual? Then go from there. Generally though, whatever you run, the more you ride the more you’ll get used to it, so get out there and give it some beans.

Something like a 90/100 by 10/15 with a 2" rise bar with a 10mm spacer under the stem. Depends what you want the bike to ride like, how tall you are and what length fork you run.