AdamR28

Finally found these, been looking for about a week! 16th Jan 2004, good times...

... so they can see how much of a tit you look in your chavved up Corsa, rather than passing by anonymously (kidding)

Which brake are you using?

20-30mm in fact (pretty much bang on 10mm extra reach per degree steeper head angle).

That obstacle = waste of £60k

They are the same stem, choose the one you prefer the look of

That's what she said

19" rear rims, tyres and extra long V brake arms are more expensive than 20"-sized ones... that's about it really!

Aah, now that makes sense... damn my crap brain...

Cost - having 2x 20" wheels is the cheapest way to make an entry level bike. Many customers already say that £349 is quite a lot for an entry level bike, so if they have to spent over £400 it would make the sport look very difficult to get into.

Hmm, which wheel exactly? What did Wheelpro say and what did we reckon?

Is it definitely the ICE they have in stock? (Not the Ice 2)

Haha, yeah for sure. Depends who the 'client' is I guess... As long as you know about and can work with both it's all good

ACTUAL flange diameter is of no use/consequence really. If you put PCD then I think it would confuse people, but yes, anally (engineeringy? ) speaking it is 'hub flange PCD'.

Bit of carbon fibre sheet from eBay, hacksaw, file, angle grinder, zip ties - job done.

Been speaking with Cédric and we should have something sorted out, frames due in a week or so if all goes well

Good stuff! Yeah both mine

Around 1998 I think: 2001: Anyone else got some?

Are you capturing the footage using a Firewire cable from a DV tape? Could maybe try re-capturing the footage, or cleaning the heads in the camera.

I know how you could find out! Seriously though, we thought about it - however, would anyone pay £450+ for the frame? Edit: Ok, so usual story, the manufacturers are selling them direct on their web shops cheaper than they tell their retailers to sell at... Doesn't give us much confidence to stock them, since you can buy direct for £100 less

Hmm, looks like the PC can't keep up with the rendering? I'd try shutting down everything else (apart from Premiere) and give that a blast, should free up some RAM...

Hey, Did you email us pretty much the same question (they are for a 'normal' MTB with 3.7" tyres)? I think that would change people's opinions a fair bit so I'll add that info in for you Cheers, Adam

That's not enough thread unfortunately - 7mm is pretty much bang on 7 threads, you only have 5-5.5 there You could JUST manage it with a Trialtech Ti bashring as they are 2mm less thick than the Tensile ones.

Well the frame is designed for 18:15, and we have set these frames up successfully with that ratio, so... Depending on which chain it is, 2 months could mean bin time, if it's 3 months then it's defo time for a new one. If it's a Kool, then it will have stretched a lot in 2 months.