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Beauty. Top UCI rider Rick Koekoek from the Netherlands is riding one. Here is a video of him riding on it http://www.vimeo.com/11214950 cheers

Maybe I wil buy one of those refills since my Rockman blues are wearing out. Can I use the beleay refills with my Rockman alu backings?

The Neon wheel does have lesser spokes. And its uber light and that maybe scares people of. Lesser spokes means more stress on remaining spokes. I can see them bending earlier. cheers

The less clicks the better. My monty freewheel(72clicks) has skipped once in 3.5 years and still going strong. Your choice

Scandium nice Wonder how much stronger this frame is compared to the Koxx silver sky?

Amazing video

I didn't know it was that easy. Istafox is right you should read the guidelines even though you're already a member. cheers

I think it's great bike for it's money. Remember when using v-brakes cause you need to tune them in order to work properly. Hope I helped you out.

I had both and prefer the cage ones. However the platform ones are much stronger. Cheers

What makes my day even more bad is that some people can do really dificult moves all the without riding for weeks.

Everybody has a bad day in while. Sometimes I get really frustrated when nothing is going my way. After that I rode down the block and fell to the ground and my arm was broken. Next time try a warm up and ride the bike around for a bit after that you could go and do bigger things. Hope I helped you out. cheers

A 20'' bike is very close to a bmx bike. They have the same wheelbase too. Mod(20'' bike) is easier to start on like everyone mentioned here. 24'' bikes feels very bulky and stiff. How tall are you? Cheers

In his description it says he rides stock. Onza Hog 26'' is available in 32 or 36h drillings. There aren't many 36h drillings but this one is the best in my opinion because it's ultra wide so you could ride with low tire pressure. Hope this can help you out.

If you have the money go for the Hope disc brakes. Nice and quit

You could always refresh the thread with proper tools. A local bike shop should do the trick cheers

Koxx sk is the best looking bike there imo. But it's made from butter so go for the onza if you want a bike wich last longer. cheers

Always bare hand. But I'm saving money for a pair of Mechanix gloves. They are not thick so there will be enough space between the fingers and the brakelever.

Sprocket size does matter. If your gearing is to light 18-14 or 18-13t you cannot build up enough torq. Hope I helped.

I was thinking the exact same thing. But then again why would they sell one if thats the case. My old tube was 2years old and 2hand with just 2 punctures. I could not find the last puncture so I bought a new one.

Okee thanks for the tip. But does it effect performance? Can you get more bounce with this tube?

The weight doesn't bother me that much.

Hello I recently bought a new inner tube (20''x 1.75/2.125) which is a combi size. Then I was searching on Tartybikes and came accros this http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/product.php?product_id=10205&category_id=32 This tube Size: 20" x 4.25" which is the largest inner tube there is. I was wondering is this tube any good or do you prefer a normal inner tube as stated above? And if so does this change your riding style? Sorrie for my poor English. Thanks Stef The Netherlands