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    Still ride there every now and again, also Heysham and Lancaster (rarely)... Not many riders around there now though
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    I've never seen a set of Echo SL clamps break...?
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    That's because it's also a biomechanical fact They certainly do, awesome clamps....
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    Green Rock Pads.
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    Yeah, nobody seems to make a white hub in 'proper' 116 The Reinforced is quite a lot tougher, if you don't care about weight I would go with that!
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    Here's how I do it: http://tartybikes.co.uk/media.php?group=guides&id=3
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    Neither of those in the UK
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    Yes. Having to sort it every time someone buys multi coloured nipples.... fail.
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    Something like zip ties is perfect I reckon, massive worldwide market that's complete hands off once you've sold the rights/patents. I'd steal the paperclip!
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    All sorted, cheers for calling dude For info, that's an 'IS' type fitting, which means he would need a +20 IS adaptor as Rob says
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    They are good hubs, but you'll have the same problem as now unfortunately. You'll need a 'real' 116mm hub, so anything from Echo or Rockman will fit perfectly. Adam
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    Surprisingly true. It's very tempting just to hit the brakes if they are there. I tried a bit of brakeless-ness last night and as soon as I went out of control the brakes went on...
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    LOL, spitting image!
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    If you've got a K710 and it's been strong enough, try the K810 - it's the same strength, lighter and will fit through a Rohloff. As for the modification, you just take the washer out from underneath the circlip on the upper wheel. Cheers Adam
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    ... that will be cheaper to start with, and look better than a nice frame with a big piece of plastic hanging off it.
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    A harsh grind doesn't mean a good grind. That one on Stan's bike is pretty poor, the first grind on a new rim never seems to come out well. http://tartybikes.co.uk/media.php?group=guides&id=2
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    Nah, something much more interesting...
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    You have no idea how often that happens to us too... haha. Glad it's sorted anyway
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    That's good, sounds like the perfect level of involvement to me. I'd love to just sit and chill out building wheels all day!
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    Nearly... the video I posted below goes into full detail. I think that's answered in the video too...
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    Correct. Yes:
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    Mark or Stan for the lose Cheers, changing now...
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