grant_hundley

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I (L) Jonny. Whoever's recording needs to stop shaking though..

Your friends have the opposite experiences to most people...

Would be a lot easier with a seat?

I just assumed you had a wheel build by them and it was shocking

I'm not coming now.... Remembered I agreed to riding brum

Lets hear the story then....

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Might have to give these a try when my dx32 dies. Any idea of the weight Ben? They actually do it in a decent width aswell

But isn't braided hosing like £40? So that's £65 for the maggie + £40 for braided hose + £18 for decent pads... £123 (roughly) for a decent set up. An £20 for Avid sd7 calipers + about £6 for really good cable + £22 for decent pads + £10 for lever + £20 ish for adapters.. Thats roughly £78 for a decent vee set up which will be more powerfull..

You finally said something that's true! haha only joking

You seem to say everything as a fact though, such as: and and and You seem to be telling him what will happen. When it was your own experiences (that not many seem to have...)

We're just not stupid, that's all.

Have a look on Tarty and find out for yourself?

Plaz work awesome on smooth, Atomz pads are meant to be amazing on smooth (and they're cheaper), green rock pads aren't bad. Just have a look on Tarty and the pad review section.

I think you should search. here's one dream bike thread... and another... and another..... There's plenty more aswell...

Smooth rim? Grind?

They will just be louder and bitier, hold won't improve.

Plaz don't work in the wet at all.....

You don't have a brain do you.

I have never ever snapped a cable. Because I always used decent cables. I also found it never stretched, well not noticably. You're chatting shit. I have broken many maggie hoses though. They split so easy.

The yellows seem to work as well as plaz, just work in the wet as well..

May come, depending if mr Burrows is doing anything... Cannot be arsed with 3 hour train journey..