Alex Dark

Just save the dollar.....£100 can buy you most individual components for your bike Love me tensile ace though; only changed from an echo cnc because it came in a bike though If you're dead set on spending that dolla, id get a king without hesitation.

Looks feking mint...nicest hifi so far

Helicoil it same as normal Failing that. weld inside the hole then get it re-drilled and tapped.

Meh, better than being called bmxers or stunt riders

Joe Seddon ran a Chris King BMX hub on his; and that's 116

24 frames are based around a 26 fork. If i were you id get some viz or trialtech

That lower race should fit flush on the forks...just ride it i guess.

Known to be fairly weak.....KMC's are usually stronger

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Seems a massive amount of weight MY zona zenith(2.2kg frame) was at it's heaviest only 11.2kg, and that was with a rear echo 07 rim, echo cnc cranks, gigapipe bb and 203 BB7 Try weighing again?

Kits are around £20 here, and im sure an engineering firm would be able to help. The ship building industry i know is big out there, and helicoils are often used in marine applications.

Oh i think it will Quite a robust choice of material for the stem too

Check it

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Took the bike out to test the hub.....tried to kick to backwheel and thought king did full pedal skip. Just black ice, so relieved

Jubilee clips? tap to m6? helicoil? haha sounds brilliant....pictures? if the whole frames skewed sideways surely it'll crab slightly

Use a track pump. Affix to the olive hole in some ingenious way, keep bleed screw in magura. et voila

05 or earlier?

I remember watching him in Ryan Leech - Masterig the Art....improved lots since he rode an xtp

For a 24, I'd run a king or echo sl freewheel with an echo tr hub. You'll need a 135mm hub for sure though.

haha, ace crash, eh? might have that as an avatar..hmmmm Aw thanks dude

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