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yeah, but hope will use ball bearing grade stainless steel, not cheap asian scrap iron i have nothing against deng, infact i have some echo forks and some ever deng stuff. it's just the bearings dont last 5 minutes in any of the moving deng parts and thats talking from personal experience and experiences of friends.

they had deng patent cheese bearings

why not?

im more than aware of shimano bearings by the number we get in the bike shop but i really like this design and i just want to try it out as a bit of an experiment

the deore ones have disc mounts and you dont have to rebuild your wheel, they've got keyhole things for the spokes to go through

i'm going to be riding my girlfriends bike mines a bit not working on the brakes front and now chainreaction are messing me about with my new front brake grrrrrr... BB7s are more trouble thab theyre worth!

hmmm...links to ebay never work

what if theyre holding a drink and they have a funky watch on too?

my friend saw them on monday i was well jealous and he said they were awesome

its a trials bike, the geometry really doesnt lend itself to dirt jumping

yes, i use them

i use M5x8mm allen bolts?

8-10mm MDF probably best

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/\ yeah, i've seen the sweedish ones and they looked pretty nice, thats one of the reasons i want to try it.

howabout a radial build?

my girlfriend was validated after one post and one day

really? why was that?

yes thanks, you?

it's just something a bit different isnt it? and it might be absolutely amazing in some unexpected way! it's not a lot of money either so it might be worth a shot?!

poke your spokes in the keyholes i presume

im considering bunging one of these deore jobbys on the front of my mod, do you reckon it will take trials abuse? they look pretty smart and aparently give a stronger wheel build. anyone got any experience with them? it's only £17.50 on CHAIN REACTION CYCLES so it might be worth a try?

yes, the avid roundagon has a large surface area for pad contact which makes it very effective with an avid BB7 or mechanical disc as it has a larger area for the pad to 'bite' on. In contrast the hopo trials disc rotors have huge holes in to allow greater ventilation to prevent them from heating up and because of the nature of the setup it doesnt require so much disc area for the pads to grab onto.

"ooh, there's blood coming out of his ears...must take a quick photo!"

sell the dmr whole and buy it then! you wont be losing more than a couple of hundred quid and it looks pretty fly