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thanks for that mate

WTF whys everyone being alll offensive about it all, i asked a simple question, and whoever it was who decided theyd have a rant about taking the grease out and metal on metal is a twat! no one said anything about taking all the grease out so its metal on metal, we were talking about replacing it with lighter oil, so read before u talk shit! thanks to people who have helped i have taken note, and to all those who have just had ago jsut dont even waste my time! i was wondering because iv read that it helps prevent skipping which in trials cant be a bad thing although iv only skipped once since i got it bout 8months ago

sounds great

lol could try tht

yeh might just give the thing a dam good service and just use real light oil could do with a clean out

haha my hubs loud anyway just thought id add more bang, plus according to a website if u do this and change the grease to a lightweight oil ur less likely to skip and stuf as it allows the pawls to jam harder and faster

well im gunna be building a frame up in the next few days and want to give it ago, do i stretch them or bend them or what lol i want everyone to hear me coming! without having to brake lol

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i got my limey off him lol

i want quite a hard tyre, im using a maxxis minion dal ply 60a on the back as im mostly street so it last a long time dont use my front to much either well if the tesco tyres holding up i cant be lol wouldnt mind a red tyre, iv seen a few of those about and my friend said theres a reallly good one thats really light strong and lasts long time anyone know what this could be?

THATS F****IN UGLY lol and thats why its not called something prettier

nice one.think 2.35 might be bit fat on the front

currently im using a real cheap tyre of like a tesco bike on the front which isnt ideal whats a good front tyre to use?

think im gunna have to find a bb7 by the sounds of it do they come with a lever and cable? or do i have to get them seperate which lever?

might have to try it out, sounds good! although i prefer hydraulic

Pads:Cousts CNC Time used: 4months Rim used: 24seven rear rim/ Mavic ex721 Front Grind: Rear Grind/ Smooth Front Ceraminc: No Brake used: Magura with water bleed What is your opinion of a working brake: One You Have Complete Control Over, Whether u want it to lock completely or just slow yourself. Also one that you can trust and rely on How do they compare to previous pads you have used: iv used rimjam red and standard maggie pads, also riden with plaz and bloxx, in my opinion these pads blow the others away, only slipped a few times and thats because i had my brakes set up weird. Review: These pads are insane, and worth every penny. highly reliable and extremely trustworthy. works just aswell in the rain as they do in the dry and also very loud. Unlike the rimjam red which lasted 3days no grind! these dont seem to want to wear down even on a decent grind i would recomend these pads to anyone

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oh nice one, 5think illlook into gettin a hope mono trials, ifnot the bb7 sounds very tempting

thanks alot, but doesnt it matter about the mounting bracket like if uyou use a big rotor wouldnt the bracket need to be further up the forks?

Im looking at getting a front disc, can you please recomend me a really good one im new to disc so not a clue what im looking for, also whats with all the rotor sizes? how do i know which size i need? thanks for any help

thats cool then, thanks alot mate

i dont need a mech or a tensioner im not going to be using anything, just wondered if u should still use one for strength or if the dropout weakens if you dont have one

thats the sort of thing i was thinking

nah tensions good with half link so just wondered if u needed a hanger

basically, i have no mech or tensioner as i run a halflink, so do i need to use a mech hanger? do they do anything except hang the mech lol or do u still need to use one even without anything there?