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Gonna bump this up cause it's easily one of my favourite trials vids ever. I'm 42 now and would have given anything to have had a group of friends like this back in the day.
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The current setup of my Zoo Python. Really wanted to enjoy this after longing for another for so long but the lack of Echo forks with full steerer tubes has properly hampered how this feels to ride now ð Only thing due to change is the front brake going to a Hope Tech lever on Echo caliper (when I get round to doing it)
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Sounds pretty standard for those Echo pistons. The only recommendation I'd give is to source some Magura slaves (or ideally a full brake) and swap them out
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Been on the lookout for another 29" unicycle for cruising on canal towpaths and the like. Had one around 2012/13 which cost ÂĢ125 brand new, the literal same model now (other than a different tyre) costs ÂĢ480! Luckily I've finally tracked one down second hand on FB for ÂĢ125, can't wait to get my hands on it and get a few modifications done!
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Feels like the good old days this, sat at work trying to bodge together parts of a franken-brake using the wrong tools for a build I will probably sell ð
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isitafox replied to CC12345678910's topic in Trials-Forum News, Updates & Suggestions
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Why is parking a car like finding a girlfriend? All the good ones are taken, so you just stick it in a disabled one and hope nobody finds out
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Nice one, ordered a seal kit earlier so will give it a go
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Nobody is believing this
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Gonna bump this as I'm struggling to find a Hope trials caliper to match my tech lever but I do have an Echo disc brake. Does the Hope Mono Trial seal kit (HBSPC41:TRIAL) fit the Echo caliper so I can run it with dot?
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f**k sake Ben, that line near the fountain at 3:18, the sandpit one after it and the manny and drop at the end....ðŦĄ
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Ordered some spokes from Tarty for my sons mtb and wanted to start lacing them but I've lost the slip saying which length is for which hub/side. Both pro 4's which I know generally use the same spokes front and rear, would I be right in assuming shorter spokes for disc side front and drive side rear as they have the biggest offset from the end of the axle to the spoke holes? I have emailed but could do with getting at least one laced up at work tonight...
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Single Speed Spacing a Chris King ISO - what spacers fit?!
isitafox replied to Brettoll's topic in Trials Chat
You running a 15t sprocket on it? Do you want a Chris King wide sprocket to keep it bling as I've had one in a jug in our kitchen for about 10 years doing nothing ð -
Windscreen washer hose on my car split this morning, luckily a couple of spare titanium maggie barbed fittings and some bleed pipe have managed to fix it. And that's why we never get rid of ANYTHING! ð
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Bargains galore at Peatys today, usually absolute wank but picked up a pair of brand new boost 32h Pro 4's for my sons bike for ÂĢ80!
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Somehow seem to have blagged Modern Warfare 3 on my Xbox for free?!
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Ended up just sticking with the Sapim ones that came with the spokes, they were the fancy nipples with the weird hex end. Didn't realise they might have had threadlock in but I don't like the sound of that!
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Just set off building a wheel for one of my lads for xmas and run into a possible issue. Rim is a DT Swiss EX511 which has come with concave washers and their own 2.0 15mm nipples, spokes are 14g Sapim from Tarty and they thread ok but get tight very quickly. I've only just threaded them lightly by hand but I'm not happy with how they're binding, I assumed they'd work fine but could the thread pitch/diameter be slightly different? Will I be ok to use the Sapim nipples with the washers that came with the rim?
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Bit of a random question but does anyone on here live near or in Clacton on Sea? My son is after a MTB Hopper ramp for xmas but they're f**king expensive. Seen one on ebay reduced but the seller has it down as collection only and it's a bit of a drive (steady 230 miles) so I'm trying to pin down someone who'd be willing to pick it up and drop it in the post for me (beer money supplied for your trouble obv.....)
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Well, it's been a long time coming (I started clearing the garden last March/April) but finally got some grass down yesterday and space for the kids to play and relax. Been hard work clearing as there was a static caravan here previously so the paving slabs were well set and there was a lot of gravel and stuff to clear. I think I've shifted roughly 18-20 tonne bags of stone and garden waste (did 6 bags in the last couple of weeks). Slight nightmare as the area was roughly 66Âēm but yesterday afternoon just after 3pm I had 4 tonnes of topsoil and 70 rolls of turf delivered. With the weather being warm and dry I didn't want to leave the turf so set to barrowing all 4 tonnes myself while my dad levelled iit out as best he could. Finally got finished laying turf at 9pm last night, today I feel absolutely broken but pleased it's finally done. Now onto the next job ð Before: After:
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Bit behind with this but it popped up that Get Out was leaving Netflix so thought I'd finally give it a watch. As someone who suffers from anxiety, claustrophobia and panic attacks it was definitely not the film to watch to relax ð
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I'd say they're a bit too narrow so there's a bigger chance of the tyres ballooning off the rim
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Finally after having my last about 12/13 years ago I managed to get hold of another 2007 long Zoo Python. Needs a few bits sorting like the wheels truing, new tyres and ideally new forks but I'm well happy with it. Swapped the Zoo bars for a spare set of Trialtech high rise I found in the shed which is a bit of an improvement already!
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