cai

lolthey're in the "latest updates" section on tarty - just scroll down a bit on their home page. all it say is this: We have had a large delivery from Echo, all the items apart from the new frames have been added to our site ready for purchase! The TR and SL freewheels are particularly impressive, their mechanism is extremely positive and the bearing system is serviceable and runs very smoothly. Pictures of the new frames (ZOO! Lynx, ZOO! Piranha, Echo Pure, Echo Lite and Echo Kid) will be on our site early next week. happy now?

Any chance that your selling those middleburns and cloud 9 bash ??

..especially for us lot over 6foot

My next freewheel Im hoping there as reliable as the 60 engagment ones - if so this will be amazing!

That Echo SL tensioner will not fit on your Hope ProIIT - they're for the Echo hubs only

He'll be using this booster on a Monty 221 PR by the way guys. Which im sure has a magura mount spacing of around 90mm? So alot of boosters will be too wide to use..

That stem looks so out of place.. the front end is just too high.

Problem! Are you using 'screw on' style hubs, cranks and sprokets?? Because when you pedal backwards the sprockets may un-screw them selves off of the hub/crank

..and have no money left in your wallet

Heres a vote for Phat pads These pads are amazing, my grinds now practically smooth and these still have the best hold that I've ever come across..

You'll save alot of weight by choosing the right bottom bracket - go with the 'Trialtech Lite' or the Echo bb (they're both the same thing) if you want to keep strenght whilst still being nice and light

They are very good pads, but have been out of stock for quite some time now on Tarty..

Worst edit of a bail ever: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eh6kp75l01k

Same. Very strong chains

Found this picture on kobike.com, can anybody tell me if these are a new design and are coming out? or if its an old model from a previous year? there are pictures of all these new frames on that site to

And are they on sale yet?

the Hope ProII bolts will only fit a Hope ProII hub. Seeing as you've got a T-master hub, the Monty bolts that you posted a link to will fit

32.07 - Wales..

Lose the stickers then she'll be looking nice

BB7 for the front

Well heres a vote for the 24UK's Steves done a great job designing these - i purely got one due to it having the 3 different brake mounts, but god it rides nice! I usually ride my long Zoo! Pitbull (wheelbase 1100) and im still comfy getting on this 24" bunny hops so effortlessly, and as mentioned by Luke i think spins are very easy. I'm not a master at manuels (yet ) but im getting there slowly on the 24UK.. I see nothing wrong with the Inspireds, they look like lovely bikes, but the 24UK's are great too.

Really? Thought that'd just be on the non-driveside..

How d'you think they got to be so light weight??

post this thread in the BMX forum - seeing as they're the guys who use such hubs, they'll hopefully know

Get an echo stem perhaps? Seeing as the geo of them will of been made to complament your frame - doesn't help that theres like a thousand stems being made at the moment by Echo though Its all personal preference though, if your Monty stem is too low then try a higher rise one - if your stem is too short for example buy a longer one. Its trial and error really..