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No I dont however If i can sell the parts from my mod i think im gonna be buying some longer bars. You can try the rages and if you like them you can take them off my hands

I want my shot And if you put risers on it you will like it alot more! Risers are the way

Im sure Zoo! forks are painted and not anodised. I used to have a pair and Im sure they are painted Sandblasting should work

Bleed it with fluid and it will be fine Water leaks from echo brakes due to the way deng makes them. all the little ridges from CNC'ing lets water out as the water is too thin. However now you have already bled it with water the warranty is now void.

No problem there is room for one more.

What about a pair of needlenose pliers? I know you get needlenose mole grips which would work im sure!

Struey Quarry. Just past invergordon. We are camping over tomorrow night Me, Stump and higgs

Try using mole grips They should offer optimum grip on the bolt and get it off no problem

And It decided to fall apart The bottom bracket fell out and now I have given up with it! I will be saving up for a new mod though

Thanks for the comments guys I know i am a bit too small for my bike but I feel really comfortable on it and the T-pro is now being sold as I didnt get on with it at all.

Wow! Looks better than I thought it would! Really need to get down there and ride it! It looks really good and well thought out

Really Like that! Green really stands out against the black components

Get a 74Kingz tensioner and make it pull the chain up its also sprung so it wont loose tension and it doesnt need a hanger. It just bolts onto the hub.

A steak knife does it fast Thats what I used and it took like 5-10 mins a tyre.

Hey! We went to a quarry last night to ride and this was the outcome Hope to be camping there this weekend and making a group ride video Trials-Forum Video -> Full View • Download • Upload Hope you enjoy. Thanks to Steve@Heatsink

Thanks for clearing that up adam

Has anyone tried this yet? Still curious to know if it works.

Nicee! Get them posted up asap like And LOL!

Think it calls for unedited pics. Ill try get hold of them unedited as that is what craig sent me. EDIT : He saved over the Unedited pics

Hey! Here are some shots that were taken in aberdeen and a couple here in Inverness. They have all been taken and edited my Craig higgs Thanks Tell me what you think

I had this problem the other day. So I put superglue on the threads and put it back in quickly! Hasnt come slack since

Hunter I have been able to get screw on sprockets off before. Its not that hard to be honest. And with splined you have more risk of the sprocket coming loose and you also risk cross threading the lockring too. I think I remember mcinnes stripped the threads on his one and ended up having to super glue it back on just to get back out riding again! Screw on Id say is safer and you get more hubs to choose from at the moment with them.

I ran a try-all bottom bracket in my limey with no problems