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Alex Dark

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  1. ah no worries, a bit of exploring is on the cards then
  2. So, I kinda took a back seat on this one and let the better riders from our little group get on with it! Edited by me as always.... This is pretty much a "return" video for our very own KarsonLevoret / Rich Pearson after his 6months or so off, so I was pretty impressed! Anyway, enough gibbering, theres a link below click
  3. My Coustellier Video 2?
  4. that's fair enough, coincidentally exactly the same set-up I run on the Coustellier Should ride lovely though, hope you enjoy it!
  5. That has to have the longest reach of any frame? My Coustellier is absolutely huge at 680mm, and thats 10mm longer! Can't imagine how stretched out that must be. I actually quite like the look of it, if i had the money id 100% buy one of these though.... I mean you're getting a try-all bike kit with a frame for practically nothing! bargain
  6. Ah sounds great, I can get a lift to Northampton station so could do Brum Awesome, know any decent spots?
  7. sorry, but music was horrendous. So distorted for me it was untrue. Riding was pretty good, but much preferred your earlier videos
  8. YES! Was looking for this this morning. Lush video, mightily envious of locations, riding skill and editing
  9. in the other picture he was running a "125 x25" that actually measures at about 117mm. Super low front end surely?
  10. heh no worries dude... Watch some slowmo stuff of benito backwheeling stuff, the way he lunges into the bars the wrenches his weight backwards to lift the bike up. Also, try and make you and your bike follow the wall as you go up, instead of flying at an angle into it. This means you effectively have to travel a smaller distance.
  11. You can backwheel 48"?! I wouldn't have thought you needed much advice if that were true dude. Pretty massive backwheel there
  12. Try-all 3d stem is a good call, the one I tried on a proto onza stock ( 1080, +50 ) felt really damned good. Tyres wise... Kenda small block eight or try-all stiky up front. Der kaiser rear if you want ultimate puncture protection and can afford it, minion if your budgets a tad lower, and kenda nevegal folding 2.5 stick-e if you ride smooth
  13. Cheaper though... Personally it seems like step backwards in a few respects... Mod stock spacing Bland and uninteresting graphics. The red and orange sky were works of art! Not a really low weight? 1.6kgs is more average nowadays...
  14. Sounds like your bolts are bottoming out., get a link of chain, take out the little roller and use that as a spacer washer on the bolt. Sorted
  15. Be easier using a file and hacksaw. Thats the way I'd do it
  16. Zhi Z3r, attempting to buy one at the moment. With your height I wouldn't go for anything longer
  17. Why in hell did they decide to do this?!
  18. No-one wins... but for what it's worth, a t-pro is pretty much the only mod I would ride
  19. Calling you out on that 9.1kgs bike looks cool though
  20. Personally, I'd either stump up the extra £300 for the Koxx levelboss on tarty, or buy a second hand bike. You'll just end up replacing 90% of the above bike relatively quickly otherwise. In answer to the shifter question, you woul dhave to lock out the rear mech, then remove the cables and shifter.
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