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118mm isis axel length fits, but the chain is VERY close to the tyre (2.5 creepy crawler on a koxx/try-all rim). id suggest the 122.5 un or a 128 un Truvativ Giga Pipe dh bb

i tend to do a 1-2 manover to get up. and prefer to go to 2 wheels, so i feel i can get higher. also, i found out that i dont have to worry about missing my front wheel, or it slipping(when its wet).

same here. braking bits. gettin new parts and em not working. raining. getting moved on by police and that. chavs abusing you

try your local petrol stations. halfords? wh smith?

wouldnt the carbon fibre just snap and break if you landed on it? supose its only ment for your chain to hit......

my mate used to side hop onto his disk, only used to to protect his disk tabs though. and i couldnt see it bent, or bending. Also, you would have to hit the rotor at an angle, for it to bend, but when you do side hops, you tend to land on it straight

what does ryan leech use? hans ray? a mate of mine is getting some mx comps for his curtis. dunno which year

the hope disc works worse if you touch the rotor, unlike the avid.

Echo? the team un. just fits the top 2 holes

screen shots please!!! and your techniques :S

i think the mods, if they do..., should validate a few more members. otherwise they do a good job

mmmm... pay atention! lol look at my first post.

youll have to buy some :P i got some on me python..... :ermm:" BUT i still dont see how they work. can someone explain please :ermm:

yeah the prices are too steep :ermm:

im confused on how they work and how you set them up :P :P :- :D :ermm:

i just found out that Koxx now make GREEN and BLUE. so whats the differences? and which pad compound is softer RED or YELLOW. cheers for your help guys :ermm: BTW the try-all website says no info about them just french text saying they are blue... and pics. Also Cleanbikes have pics

filthy went out of business a while back, :ermm: so your very lucky that you can get filthy products :ermm: the echo bash guard thingy, is 5-bolt, well when it was called "adamant"

id go for tensiles.... oh, yeah.... i did :S get the tensiles, cos you dont really know much about the strength of the zoo cranks.

they save weight but still keep a fair bit of strength. BUT the onza ronnie 19" rim is 5g lighter than the echo 19" un.

good site there Adam :S

arent the Unex uns ment to leek between the braided part? Ring up/e-mail Goodridge for spare parts, i.e that little bit that you need

id go for the base. fairly light. flicky. about 1020 wb with base fattys on. they may crack a bit easy, but youll have a hard time trying to snap one. Go for the base. OnZa WoOdStOcK? 1.6kg 1055wb with base fattys. ace for gaps. flicky. bunny hops and manuels good. fairly strong(can take a lot off Danny Smith) £350. 2yr onza warrenty. just another possible frame option......

:mellow: LEAVE THE ANODIZING ON!!!!!! it gives the brake a better braking surface you FooooooooL :( so leave it on :ermm:

the front koxx rim is anodized, so, the pads may need to be different. i use magura koolstops on the rear, no grind, some tar and plazmatics on the front. but normal magura black pads still work good, but eat tar up quicker

yep. not funny. :huh: a bit pointless imo (N)