The Duck

That was amazing. For me to say that about a filthy mod takes a lot these days... Is he insane? Its not as if he was going to land funnily on his ankle or something falling off those walls, chances are he would have died or been eating out of a straw. Takes having balls to a new level really. Mental.

New? No way is the Limey 2 worth it. Personally if i was just starting, I'd go to tarty, build up a bike from parts, get exactly what you want for a lesser price. New? No way is the Limey 2 worth it. Personally if i was just starting, I'd go to tarty, build up a bike from parts, get exactly what you want for a lesser price. Edit: I'd probably go for... Echo Pure short frame, Echo Control forks, ProII rear hub... Other than that is mostly prefrence, but the parts listed above are seriously good for the money, and better that the onza rubbish

Edit: Sweet! Not too sure about the green with the monteh frame, but would ride pretty noice (for a mod).

T-Rex spec 1. Don't bother with the £200 for spec 2. For that £200 (+£15 well spent) you could get Control forks, Echo forged cranks, echo bash, echo 18t sprocket and an ISIS bb. Waaaaaay better than the onza forks and tensile cranks. Pedals are perfectly adequate anyway... Don't bother with the diamondback, they're all looks and no go.

Can i have the old tyre then? Pay postage...

Would look loads better back. I know you weren't asking for opinions but it would. I'm not saying anything about those stem stackers.

Take it from me, going from freewheel to freehub was the best trials related thing I've ever done (apart from going stock from mod). Don't waste your money, get a pro2 rear hub, they're absolutely briliant, engagement is the same as an eno/monty freewheel and like someone rightly said, try-all freewheels go bang.

If you type the www. before the rest of the URL it works clever clogs.

Maxxis downhill tube. Never ever pinched it.

To be honest, it'll be fine. Can't think of an alternative to antifreeze, buts its like £4 for more than you'll ever need.

Yeah, if its loctited on, use a heat gun (paint stripper thing) to heat it up, melts the loctite...

Thats just the inserts... Need the tool too. Hm, so do I need an M6 helicoil even though the brake bolts are M5? Found one I think though... 3rd/4th down

I have a drill and a tapping kit (thanks grandad), drill bits are dirt cheap... Just need instructions now... There aren't any one ebay that are the right size, and like i said, i don't know of anyone local...

Where can I get one? Any ideas? Will google it now...

Ok usual deal, threaded the brake mounts in my one month old Czar Just wondering what my options are? Getting it helicoiled is a complete pain in the arse, I don’t know of a place near-by that does it... Also don’t especially want to wack a bigger bolt in it, because people react to it like its got aids when its time to sell it. Is there anything else I can do? Don’t suppose anybody’s got a helicoiling kit they fancy selling on the cheap? Edit: Spelling

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Personally I'd go for the short (the last mod frame i owned was a '07 Python [1030 wb]), sold it and went back to my t-mag for about a week because i was bored... Oh baby! It felt sooo good for some stuff! Just because it was short, made sidehopping, tapping...... so much easier. Sorry I'm pretty tired so that probably makes no sense, but I'd strongly recommend getting a short. You'll ride like a god.

In my experence you can't really go far wrong with sealed cartridge bearing'd fixed hubs.

Very much doubt either will I'm sorry to say.. Tarty give measurements for every booster they sell, so just measure your frame.

Pretty ugly... Looks light as though.

That looks amazing. If you ever ever sell it... Well your stupid

Looks beeeautiful... Good spec too. Most importantly, the dog approves.

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