AdamR28

Got a steel or alloy freehub body on your hub?

He was at the last round of the Nationals at Shipley Glen last year on a Monty after he finally killed his last Pace. Still lives and rides in Aber, he's workshop manager of Summit Cycles.

Good point - still, no guarantee whichever party gets in won't do a 180 and do the opposite of what they promised during their campaign

Doesn't really matter either way I reckon, if one party decreases NI they will increase something else - and vice versa.

Kinda. It can make the hub skip though if you feck it up. Stretching the spring isn't worth doing.

Fly Guys are alloy, Tuf Guys are steel.

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/index.php?app=core&module=search&section=search&do=quick_search&search_app=core&fromsearch=1

http://www.trials-forum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=146607&st=0&p=2056766&fromsearch=1&#entry2056766

You have been validated...

Haha, personal preference I guess Tried a few 'real' seats in it and none of them looked decent...

Better than having a 'proper' seat that has to be up a few inches and look even more gash (and add an un-necessary half a kilo)

Which hub do you have? Echo rim is only in 32h, Try-All is only in 28h...

Pretty much a +1 from here!

I would say 175s too, especially given your height.

Fo' sho', and I guess if there's not a lot of other video 'styles' to take inspiration from then trials filming won't develop either... Vimeo browsing here I come

Cheers dude

+1

Sounds like the outer races of the original bearings are stuck in the freehub body, any chance of a photo?

No worries! Is that the EXACT hub you have or is it the one with a 12mm steel axle? If it's the exact one in the photo it's 6802, if it's the 12mm axle version then it's a different bearing, 6903 I *think* from memory but not 100% sure... (And can't check cos we sold out of that hub a long time ago, sorry!)

It depends which bearing you are trying to replace, the impression we were given was that you are trying to replace a freehub body bearings? If so, they are 6802. Maybe stick a photo up so we can see what you are trying to do exactly? Cheers, Adam

Sweet stuff! What lenses are you using Andy?

Good stuff - get one as long as you can, we usually use 268s...

Washer between end of your axle and inside of dropout = room for tensioner. Hooky thing... Also works on vertical dropouts

You can just make a |_| shape at the end of the tensioner and hook it around your dropout slot Was thinking that... eek! Hopefully be ok though...

Welcome back Oli! 24" forks have the same geo as 26" ones, just the brake mounts are moved down Ads