I have a modyfied shimano deore/xt hollowtech 1 combo which is machined to take a freewheel or screw on cogs......they are very light, very stiff and the bb bearings are smooth as hell!
top of the slope, had to keep it to rear as theres a small drop on the other side. it was my shoulder high, my shoulders are 57.5", I missed out the .5" as thats getting picky lol
never had one, had a couple of moments with the police, had my name taken once, but I hardly ever ride street...thats the advantage of natural, you dont get in trouble as much.
nothing wrong with vees at all. I prefer them over maggies any day! came 3rd in the world in expert with a rear vee! Been using it for over a year now and I cant see me using a maggie again.
we try to supply spokes for 3x when possible, but we dont have every spoke length available so sometimes we supply spokes to fit 2x or 4x instead. have you checked your recipt? if the spoke lengths are not on the spokes then they are usually written in the notes section on the recipt.
ask me again on wed as I am off up there to do some riding to show possible sponsors what its all about and hopfully they will hand over some more dosh!
old skool! I was at work experience with orange when that frame was in proto stages, I remember seeing different styles of those frames in differeing development stages.
good shit, your just trying to make me jelous of not going Craigs bike is looking neat? Is that a new echo lite I spot? Glad stan got that sidehop, I know he was eager to get it after he was injured last time and didnt try it.
he could still save weight by having alu bolts in his maggie bleed holes, an alu bolt in is top cap (unless its just a silver slue one) a lighter headset, ti axles for his pedals and so on.