Jason222

Wow! That looks great!

Is it hacksaw proof?

I'm looking for a sheet of aluminum so I can try to make myself a couple of V boosters. Does anyone have any ideas?

Feels too short with that stem. I just put the longer one back on from the first pic.

More pics:

I changed the stem and bar:

Thanks for the responses guys. It cost me about $700 CAD in the end, because I had a lot of spare parts at home, so I really only needed to build half of a bike! lol Oh, and the fork is a 410 mm fork.

I still need to find a seat post for it, and I'll probably be changing the stem and bar sometime in the near future. The front tire will be changed very soon, that alone will save 600 grams off the bike.

Thanks

Koxx weren't treating him well...that's why he's with META now. lol

http://vimeo.com/3140005 Found on otn: http://www.observedtrials.net/vb/showthread.php?t=40472

Great vid! Loved the manuals!

Water generally rapes the seals - only bleed them with oil.

That was a far more professional looking video. You made everything look effortless and controlled. You reminded me of a smaller version of benito. I prefered the choice of clothing in this video as well.

^ yep, reach measurement is generally more important than wb measurement. Wb doesn't matter to me, as long as the reach is appropriate. But, if you're hellbent over a 1025 bike, 24uk frames have that wb. Or you could get a custom marinobike frame made.

Maybe try a drill? Set it so that it turns anti clockwise.

Spray Wd40 on the threads, get plyers or a vice, clamp the vice or plyers on the side of the hub that you got the bolt out of, and undo the stuck axle bolt with an allen key.

Parts of the west coast of Canada are like that as well.

I find it funny how big of a deal you brits make out of a dusting of snow And car accidents! LOL! We're getting 6 inches tonight. We've got about 20-24 inches on the ground already...this winter hasn't been too bad. Last year there were times when we had over 40 inches built up. My english professor was talking to our class today about how people in oxford were having a terrible time with the snow. A student said "They make a big deal over an inch of snow, while we have snow difts the size of houses" LOL

Excellent riding! Upload it to Vimeo!

My brother has a Czar with blue parts. Looks pretty bland to be honest. I like some of those odd colored orangish parts. I'll see if I can get some pics. Edit: Like Muels bike.

What does Spanish have to do with a ridiculous amount of punctuation?

Orange.

Just get your disc working properly.

Yeah, I'm thinking January to April. If I can get in the end of the riding season here, and then ride over there from January till April, when I get back home it'll be prime riding as well Where I am, riding is not possible from mid november till mid march. It's brutal! Today it was -25 and windy...