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Exactly. Front disc + Trialtech or Inspired forks = several years of trouble free riding.

Wait... what is a blind person going to get from a website? Any website? Last time I checked you couldn't get a Braille monitor so my guess is the internet's pretty useless to someone who can't see... From another perspective I'm guessing that one blind rider in the world isn't really going to influence how someone's going to design their site.

If the spokes came out then they'll go back in... You'll probably need to bend them a bit to feed them back in but they will go. Shouldn't be any need to remove the sprocket and the chances of getting it off without the wheel being built up is pretty slim!

Yes they crack due to a stupid design but they're also very easy to modify so that it never happens. I noticed mine had a 7-8mm crack from that corner and attacked it with a Dremel about 2 years ago and it's still going strong.

Yeah... that seems to be the case since they updated the forum. If you go down to the bottom left and change the skin to Cleancut v3.1 the sign out button will reappear at the top again...

Can you expand on that? From my eyes it all seems clean and slick with nothing I would consider anything less than 'spot on', let alone 'shit'. But again, that's from me who knows nothing.

Got to disagree there. Now I may not be a high flying web designer/developer which probably makes me more able to comment on the site from a lamens perspective as a trials riding user of the site. To me the site is clean, crisp and does everything it needs to in a very professional looking way. In contrast I've got to say that similarly from a lamens view HarryRoberts.co.uk does look simplistic, dated and not what I'd expect from a web developer. But what do I know?!

You sure that's an Eno? Edit: ah, just not a trials one? Easy options are grind some meat off the BB cup or grind some meat off the freewheel removal tabs. Can't need much...

Snowflake rear wheel?... Are you mad?!

It's only going to prolongue your agony. It's like ripping off a plaster; would've been better to drop out now than lose on penalties in the semis or whatever

Megamo did some as well. They were overpriced, wore out quickly and far less robust than steel ones... I remember the Plaz ones but doubt they're still around.

Rode it in London... was very odd at the time! Would probably feel fairly normal by todays standards!

Surely your 'we' should be USA, no?

Come on USA/Slovenia

Actually, now you say that he does remind me of something...

A disc

I'd hazard a guess they're prototypes of some kind... They're Shimano's from the looks of it- under the 'Pro' brand. Danny Mac Singature bars anyone?

He needs to get that shit sorted. Blue components and corporate backing from Irn Bru for the MF win... Edit:

All I can say is 'try it'. Find someone with a good water bleed and compare it to a standard oil bleed and you'll be surprised at the difference in lever feel. As I've said many times before I've run pure tap water in my Magura's for the past 8+ years and have never had a problem with leaks, corrosion or my knee falling off. What I have had is a far lighter lever feel and solid braking. The whole warranty thing doesn't really mean anything in my book. Magura know their seals will last for 5 years using oil. Good. Except water .

I understand the offside rule but don't understand what determines whether a free kick is direct or indirect...

Nice. Reported also.

No selling in NMC yada yada. Reported yada yada. This is a trials forum etc. etc.

I'm a wierd Scottish person who's now a semi Southern Fairy and I heard it as 'No rush though' straight away... But then maybe my ear's tuned into Paul's accents from watching the Fast Show back in the day.

Oh no you di'in't!