dave33

Forget doctors, waste of time. You need to go see a sports physio

Bit of a bump here, but have you ever tried normal tyres on your getto rim strip ? Iv got stans ust rims but did run a rim strip on my 517 before that, of course at first I bought the tubeless tyres but after slashing a side wall coming down snowdow I stuck on a standard conti, results are amazing. Super light and fast. Holds pressure for weeks. Cheap.. All the conti tyres iv tried work well some others. But yeah tubeless really is the way.

Beast of a rider.

Yes, of course iv got a few pairs. Pm me your details

Nice idea

Electric heat gun

Your welcome to come down any time. The more the better IMO

Rockman Austin is a bit of a bargain, also comes in post mount

Can't he put some spacers in behind the pad to get more of the V shape and stop that ?

That was extremely interesting to watch, also very professional. Would have made a good watch on TV even. Your style is so smooth some times it looks like your holding back. Nice to watch IMO

Yea, sure pm me ur details

Magura blacks work ok on a ground echo rim, most pads do. My rockman blues were totally amazing to.

Ok, so what's the preferred set up for LGM's to work ?

Jitsies ones are quality. King five lasted me 2 rides before they split.

Common mistake for many riders is to low pressures. Using the tyres bounce won't get you any where. I'm 70kgs and I need 23/24psi in my rear with try all sticky lite

Lgm' s are so over rated. Bite and no hold

Adam is smooth rider. About 70kgs I'd guess. If you can get that rubber queen with the slightly softer compound and thicker carcas that was produced a couple of years ago it's worth a try. But I think they only did 100 and they are all gone. Try allis best all round ✌

Hmm maybe correct for you if where it feels comfortable, which may not be the case for themist effective position. Every thing has benifits and negatives, you can't have it all so you must find the compromise

Can I just ask, what is all this bb rise talk as if you handle bars and stem are in a fixed position? High bb is great aslong as you get the correct hand position. You can't expect to raise the bb by 50mm and keep your hands were they are.

Never had any problems

I have a load of them I dont need or want. Free to a good home. Pm me if you need them

Bars are some of the best. I run mine upside down for years with deep gouges no problems. I wish people what stop thinking bar angle has anything to do with try alls snapping. 20" forks snapp too.

Stay well clear of them if you can hook.

It did feel short and still does feel it, but getting used to it abit more each ride.

Been on it about 4 weeks now, starting to get the hang of it. Getting on really good. Bars are about 650mm. Just how I like them