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AdamR28

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  1. Yep... He has a (much needed) new rim on now.
  2. Haha, I wondered how long it would take before someone noticed it Glad you like the video, thanks guys!
  3. What bashring is that? Looks quite thick...
  4. Hello all, Here's a video we filmed in the middle of May, but I just got round to editing it. Some of the filming is a bit sketchy but the sun helps to make it look better, haha. Cheers, Adam
  5. Ah cool - have a watch of this: http://tartybikes.co.uk/media.php?group=guides&id=16 For the BB, go for 73mm shell (if you can find one - they are rare though) with 127.5 or 128mm axle length to make sure the chainring clears the frame. You can use a 68mm shell BB with no problems, all that happens is the left hand cup disappears inside the BB shell on the frame a few mm.
  6. ISIS or taper? What cranks will you be using, and what size front sprocket/chainring/freewheel?
  7. They were on Trials-Shack which has sadly disappeared now: http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=47985&st=0&p=549740&hl=+tartybikes%20+and%20+onza%20+and%20+frame&fromsearch=1&#entry549740
  8. Oh yeah, duh, my bad! Confusion We are both at zero goal difference at the moment though, but USA have scored 2 more goals than us. So we'd have to draw 3-3 and them 0-0 to go through like that?
  9. No, if USA win by 2 goals and we win by only 1, we're out. No, cos then Algeria will have more points than us.
  10. Tis pretty straightforward - England and USA are level on goal difference and they have scored more goals than us, we need more points than them from the final game ideally! A win by more goals than they beat Algeria by would do too. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/world_cup_2010/groups_and_teams/group_c
  11. Terrible news... very sorry to hear about it - you will be missed Gav! Sincere condolences to all family and friends.
  12. Save weight, cost, make the frame stronger, allow you to route the cables where you want rather than having stupidly placed cable guides that people moan about. That said, nice, well-placed cable guides fitted to the frame as standard is probably a better idea
  13. They do work really well actually, mainly on painted/lacquered frames, but still stick to anodised ones ones ok
  14. Wrap it in a cloth/bag and that should catch them hopefully... Does sound like something has seized though as you said
  15. It would be 350 though, because 18:12 ratio doesn't work with 345mm... We looked into these frames a while back - the price is quite a bit more than the original frame and it's heavier, so we didn't think they'd sell too well?
  16. Yeah £74 in this case. I think your note went back with the frame Andy so I haven't got your phone number to hand, but we've had a reply about the warranty now. I'll dig it out and someone will give you a shout asap.
  17. Awful news... get well soon Gav!
  18. Wasn't sure how 'professional' that would be, but here you go: A 'full power' whack would easily crimp the tube I think.
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