Burton

http://www.office-humour.com/item.cfm?itm=2734 Just a funny pic (Y)

Like Echo? (Y)" strong forks :D thats what Chris went for :D

http://www.billys.co.uk/billys/english/gro...rod=crgu-t32max it says upto 32T (Y) but it is the same un, just green :D

ashton uses tioga rims front and rear he had em at bike show 04

Giro Animas? got the roc-loc 3 its about £70 for the 05 un at crc i think. very comfy. and has the looks of the e2 or zen.... cant remember which is which :"> http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=6019 £65 and its RED!

tartybikes:-" i think they stock everything.lol heatsinks for the seals for them.... seem to be the cheapest place

about 7'4" but i did get a gap that was 7'9" with only 1inch of drop :o just shows how it can make a difference. :-

here you go NAME : Dan Burton ADDRESS: astral way, sutton, HULL telephone no: 07731907208

full build? because it does say about components... :"> doesnt it? :"> anyway...the link said bikes... not FRAME... so i think its for a full build :">

http://www.vario-bikes.com/GB/index2.htm just wondering if its old news... :"> http://www.nopogo.org/IMG/jpg/Vario3.jpg if not..... :D it looks very unique :o not seen this un before, but i have seen the old prototype on nopogo. but the site doesnt tell you much info on the frame... soooo its just a looker... not a teller :-" lol

http://www.nopogo.org/npgarticleen.php?id_...cle=280〈=en ther it is. Enjoy :closedeyes:

its a frame that is going to last... if mine doesnt out-live my t-lite..... ill buy a stock

the same decision i made. went to a python. much better. more solid.... longer...over-all better

its £169, so £84.50 + p&p = £96.50

i craked mine in the same place. but in only 4 months when it snapped, the top tube bends in half fairly easy. i got a half price warrenty thing, and got a woodstock for a mate. they all go ther

dont get the zoo! uns...ther a lot weaker than the echos..... if you getting zoo forks... youd mite as well run old lite guys

nope. theyre ment to have 42 for a bulb and 36 for a mono/xc. but they dont.

and from tartybikes.....lol

:closedeyes: an acs has 36 engagements, and a hope has about 21 engagements. what about an acs on the rear of a dmr revolver hub? £15 for the freewheel + £35ish for the hub. eno on the front? FFW tend to die more on the front then on the rear because more pressure is applied on the front than the rear :-

pashley make mod forks dont they?:- go for some echo teams for the money and reliabilitly, because theyve been tried and tested alot more than the viz forks. :closedeyes: so go for what you know that works for now: echo team forks :P

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/forum/index....showtopic=48785 ther u go. a bit more info :- e-mail dan ko?

:- shut up. dont be such an a*shole. thers no point in it. AND why dont you post constructivly. :) just looking at the spec as well, it isnt up to high standards(spec1) meaning its something to learn on, so you can decide whether you like long bikes or short bikes.

on the left where it says ''ride on the fantastic.....'' mor spaced out and clearer to read :( but otherwise good

i know what you mean Adam. im just saying it isnt for my liking. i like long bikes... and most bikes with long wb are long cockpit wise. BUT the monty is fairly long,cockpit wise, but has a short wb

PADS: Zoo! pads TIME USED: a few days of riding.... 50hrs of hard use... natural riding RIM USED: Rear---try-all/ koxx rim GRIND?: no BRAKE USED: rear 4 bolt magura '04, with an echo 4-bolt booster WHAT IS YOUR OPINION OF GOOD WORKING BRAKE: something with bite that can hold under my weight pressure OTHER PADS USED: koolstops, black magura pads, plazmatic crms REVIEW: they worked SH*te loads better than the crms, even mor bite and hold:o it was just unbelievable to have some working pads for once. also when i did apply tar, they accepted it, unlike the crm's, and became even loader and better bite and hold. but they didnt stick like tar does normally. they still are loud on a clean rim, but work ACE:o with some tar.