If you used some smaller, fatter kind of stud it might work. You'd also want to glue them in,a nd then take an old inner tube and glue that to the inside to stop them poking in and giving you a flat.
Still, better yet, stay inside.
Tartybikes started off servicing king hubs, I think.
I'm on the side of if it's not broke, don't fix it. If it's not skipping and you service it, even taking the insides out could encourage it to skip.
I've heard that a dodgy wheel build can actually deform the hubshell a little bit which can encourage it to skip...
IT'S A FIXIE!
It's also proof that onza didn't always make trials bikes. Onza originally did roadie bikes, but the guys who own the name now bought it and used it to produce trials bikes for the masses.
Sounds good.
Stoke plaza is what you're looking for for street. If there's a lot of you, I should think you'll be good for a day there.
Maybe you'd also want to check out leicester? It's not far from stoke and it's pretty good so it's worth a look.
That reminds me, we (me and the mate who also built the snowman) went to an industrial estante in my mate's volvo 360, for drifting
I also had a go at holding onto the spoiler whilst he drove, which was fun!
We did go to castle park, spent a moment at the corner where there's the entrance and the fish tiles in that weird thing.
We then moved further in, and met up with Matt Burrows! Sound guy, his bike rides great too lol.
Pig pro headset - 9/10 a split ring would make it 10/10, or a hacksaw
Hope heatset 10/10. smooth as owt.
Spend half the money amd buy summat else for £50?
Chain reaction have been sick for me, they were shit hot at delivering. They made one mistake in 4 years of me using them though - instead of a sora rear mech they sent me a dura-ace front mech. Needless to say I can sell that to buy two more sora mechs
You would fly real high up, and then you'd fall, but not in a straight line and you'd splat on the floor.
It's also worth noting that in actual fact, if we dig a hole directly through the earth, it will end up in the ocean.
Bike maintenance is pretty straight forwards. I think Park Tool have a book about it.
Anyway, taking a bike apart and putting it back together is more or less easy. You pretty much ony need a 4 and 5mm allen keys.
There is a workshop section in the wiki.