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Whats a croggy?

Looks like loads of fun!

Sometimes when its tight to turn but all the bits are put in there properly it's because the plasticy seal on the crank side isn't pushed in properly. It comes out when you take the ratchet off, and you can usually get a screwdriver or your finger to push it back into place.

Whoa there, chill out. If you explained what a CPS sensor was (maybe not using a TLA?) and where he could find out if he had one or not that might have been more helpful. I agree, taking it to a garage would be the best bet, but he explained he wanted some advice incase it was a known problem and to arm him with some questions to ask his matey bey who knows whats going on. Advice is free, a garage isn't.

He's just told you he knows f**k all about cars, do you think everyone in the world knows what a CPS sensor is?

GT Talera was my first proper bike. Azonic DS1 was my first almost trialsy bike.

I worked for Evans Cycles Canary Wharf and West End for a while. But as of Monday I have a proper job.

I might be there.

I used to have a baller one with a clutch and shit. Do they still use those cluthes or is it back to good old fashioned pro-yo's or whatever they were called?

Rain King or Der Kaiser.

ROFLMAO!

The Try-All freewheels are wlded and you can't undo the lockring. They are called pawls not pins. White Industries ENO spares are what you linked, not Try-All ones. They are not all the same.

I live in a nice area.

Before what got banned?

Spoke key.. sometimes the spokes stick out the top of the nipple a bit and you can't et a screwdriver in there anyway. The £3.99 or whatever is also worth it for the time you save taking the wheel out, tyre and rim tape off and whaking it all together.

Dayum thought this was the week after. Starting a new job on the Monday so probably better miss this, ah well.

This vid doesn't deserve 3 page, please stop bumping it.

et a BB7 if you can, though if you're happy with the BB5 out backs then I'm sur that will be fine for your needs.

Ok thanks for the tips I will work on my trackstands and other such technical riding.

PM/email Phatmike on here (Mike Singleton) and he'll sort you out

Nowhere near 90" but ok cool. I can't trackstand or do anything technical like that, but I have sidehopped 45" once so I guess I'm a pretty special rider.

Liked that, nice one

Well as you say, th longer the lever the more it will flex the frame outwards. Do you have a booster? Re-bleed it and see if that cures it, if not you might want a stiffer booster.

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It'll make f**k all difference but sure go nuts if you NEED to change it. Tis your money