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If the chain tool isn't wank, and when you put it in, the pin of the tool actually presses on the pin in the chain, it will work.

Using a headlock might give you more stiffness, athough going on the type of steerer echo forks have, it would have to be a custom headlock.

What I imagine is done... picture a bar end, one that goes inside the handlebar. Now imagine the barend being the same diameter as the rest of the bar, and being a few inches in length. Although I guess you could just machine down a piece of bar to fit and weld it on...

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Naah, I'd leave those. The triangle bit - chainstay yoke - possibly, but I'd still not bother. Basically look at frames you can buy, see where they've been drilled and so, and copy that.

It's been done before. There are certain places you can do it, with no problem (or little problem) like the headtube, and the BB shell, and on gussets and possibly what your trials bike has instead of a seatpost. Other than that, I'd not bother.

18:12 is THE mod ratio. 18:16 on a mod would be far too light to do anything well.

DO IT.

NOT SO FAST. Can you actually do them?

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Found this picture in the arsehole of the internet, thought it was relevant.

It looks cool, I think it would be interesting to use... I'd be tempted to set the alternative brake as the front brake, and the conventional one as the back brake.

I nterestingly enough, I bought something off a dude, it was on the 48hr delivery process... it took 8 days.

I bought some of those, that did that. Tarty offered to replace them for a set that did fit for me.

They say in heaven love comes first...

I'm here.

It's not a question mark... Thus, ؟ yourself. (Obscure punctuation represent)

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Apparently, if you actually manage to knock chuck norris out, you become god.

I find your side of this argument difficult to comprehend.

Jim Dunlop tortex orange plectrum, reciept's for sainsbury's.

I'll give you... a plectrum, a werther's original, a reciept for two bottles of Dr. Pepper, and £1.78.

Validation isn't hard, you just need common sense and initiative.